BBC Music Magazine Awards 2023: photo gallery

BBC Music Magazine Awards 2023: photo gallery

This year's Awards were a joyous gathering for the classical music industry, complete with stunning performances and great speeches. Here are some pictures from a very happy evening

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BBC Music Magazine Awards 2023

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Published: April 25, 2023 at 10:43 am

The 2023 BBC Music Magazine Awards, held once again at London's Kings Place, were a huge success. They were capped with three wonderful performances - from violinists Rachel Podger and Fenella Humphreys, and mezzo soprano Helen Charlston with theorbist Toby Carr.

There were some mighty fine speeches, too. Operatic tenor Wynne Evans was on superb form (and yes, he did give us a quick 'Go Compare' rendition), while Radio 3 presenter and Chineke! bassoonist Linton Stephens won the award for most tactile garment by a country mile.

Here are some pictures and film from a brilliant evening.

Radio 3 presenter and Chineke! bassoonist Linton Stephens presents the Instrumental Award to violinist Rachel Podger
Wynne Evans with mezzo-soprano Catherine Carby and tenor Mark Wilde, performers on Opera Award winner 'The Dargon of Wantley'
Radio 3 presenter Georgia Mann with Vocal Award winner Helen Charlston and her accompanist, theorbist Toby Carr
Composer Roxanna Panufnik (second left) presents the Orchestral Award to conductor Agnieszka Duczmal for her disc of works by fellow Pole Grażyna Bacewicz. Also on stage are Agneiszka's daughter and fellow conductor Anna Duczmal-Mróz, and Amadeus Orchestra concertmaster Jarosław Żołnierczyk
Violinist Rachel Podger with her Recording of the Year Award, flanked by the evening's co-presenters: writer/broadcaster Tom Service and BBC Music Magazine editor Charlotte Smith
Awards presenters Linton Stephens and Eleanor Oldroyd
Members of the cast of Opera Award winner 'The Dragon of Wantley' show us just why they took the gong
Violinist Rachel Podger with her two Awards and two daughters
Co-presenter and BBC Music Magazine editor Charlotte Smith
Chineke! Orchestra founder Chi-chi Nwanoku at the post-awards drinks
Julian Lloyd Webber was among the guests
Violinist Fenella Humphreys won the Premiere Award for her album, Caprices. Here she is with her team

Pictured top: composers Seonaid Aitken and Andra Patterson, who both featured on Fenella Humphreys's Premiere Award-winning disc Caprices.

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