Documentary of the Competition Finals
with thanks to
the Dutch Jewish Broadcasting Network
IJMF 2010 Competition winners:
At the 2nd International Jewish Music Competition, 24 ensembles from 12 different countries came to Amsterdam and performed music of incredible diversity and quality. A world-class jury and festival programmers from Spain, Canada, Germany, and the U.S. awarded prizes: bookings, agency representation, and recording contracts worth more than € 70,000. For a complete overview, look at our Winners page.
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•Grand Prize: The Heart & The Wellspring (Israel)
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•Audience Prize: Mames Babegenush (Denmark)
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•Mira Rafalowicz Prize: Shir (U.K.)
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•Glezele Yash Prize: Di Gojim (Nederland)
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•Shemspeed Prize: Mames Babegenush (Denmark)
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•Jewlicious Prize: Voices Of The Levites (Israel)
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•Sefardische Muziek Prize: Lafra (Croatia/Hongary/Bulgaria)
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•Simcha Prize: Yonit Shaked Golan & Gabi Argov (Israel)
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•City Winery Prize: Klezmafour (Poland)
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•IJPA Prize: Trio C Tot De Derde (Netherlands) & Vent D’ouest Klezmer Band (France)
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•Chutzpah! Festival Prize: Klezmafour (Poland)
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•Internationales Klezmer Festival Fürth Prize: Mames Babegenush (Denmark) & Di Gojim (Netherlands)
IJMF 2010 Finalists:
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•Duo Bilitis (Netherlands)
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•KlezmaFour (Poland)
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•Mames Babegenush (Denmark)
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•The Heart & the Wellspring (Israel)
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•Yoni Eilat (Israel)
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•Yonit Shaked Golan & Gabi Argov (Israel)
IJMF 2011: A Nationwide Festival
October 21-30, winners of our 2010 Jewish Music Competition from France, Israel, Denmark and the Netherlands will perform in top venues.
IJMF 2010 on YouTube
24 x 1 minute = the competition first rounds in a nutshell!
Below you can see clips of the first round performances of the 2010 winners of the jury prize and the audience prize. For a look at all 24 ensembles, take a look at our Video page.
New Jewish Music Calendar
Below is a preview of the coming 3 Jewish music events in the Netherlands. For a complete line-up, see our Calendar page.
