REMA REMA AWARDS
Every two years, REMA puts under the spotlight the projects that reflect the vision and versatility of today’s Early Music sector.
In 2024, around 15 categories of prizes given to projects that have contributed significantly to the Early Music Field sector and its development will be attributed by a Jury of specialists from the sector and from the cultural sphere.
The REMA Awards goals are to
- Reinforce the sector’s activities, internally and in relation to the rest of the world
- Give more visibility to Early Music as research-oriented music and its stakeholders
- Reward relevance over a subjective appreciation of artistic quality
- Support projects that build a sustainable future for Early Music
- Support excellence in performance and research
- Reward innovative approaches on 1000 years of common heritage
The REMA Awards goals are to
- Reinforce the sector’s activities, internally and in relation to the rest of the world
- Give more visibility to Early Music as research-oriented music and its stakeholders
- Reward relevance over a subjective appreciation of artistic quality
- Support projects that build a sustainable future for Early Music
- Support excellence in performance and research
- Reward innovative approaches on 1000 years of common heritage
2024 Laureates
Audience engagement
Festival theme of the year
Audience project of the year
Education project of the year
Media piece of the year
Music clip of the year
Creation and repertoire
Heritage project of the year
European cooperation project of the year
Extra European project of the year
Professional cooperation
Best support programme for young artists
Business innovator of the year
Transition advocate of the year
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New technology prize
Interdisciplinary project of the year
2024 Edition
2022 Edition
Press release - Laureates >
Press release - Jury members >
2020 Edition
Laureates : Vincent Dumestre (Le Poème Harmonique) and Jérome Lejeune.
2018 Edition
Laureates : European Union Baroque Orchestra (EUBO) and Sigiswald Kuijken.
2016 Edition
Laureates : Early Music Sources.com and Benjamin Bagby.
2015 Edition
Laureates : Thomas Drescher and Hilliard Ensemble.
Press release - Jury members >
2020 Edition
Laureates : Vincent Dumestre (Le Poème Harmonique) and Jérome Lejeune.
2018 Edition
Laureates : European Union Baroque Orchestra (EUBO) and Sigiswald Kuijken.
2016 Edition
Laureates : Early Music Sources.com and Benjamin Bagby.
2015 Edition
Laureates : Thomas Drescher and Hilliard Ensemble.
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