Hear the 2022 Winners
Hear the 2022 Top Finalists
Honorable mentions from this year's Call for Scores are awarded to composers Andre Carvalho, Ann Chia-Ying Lee, David John Roche, Dominik Zvoboda, Nicolas Ballois, Patryk Sikora, Pere Gual, Su-Chan Sang, Yiren Wang, Zhengtao Pan, and Ziang Liu. Additional congratulations to you on your fantastic submissions!
Submit your original orchestral music for adjudication by the faculty at the European Academy of Fine Arts / Film Scoring Academy of Europe. You must submit a PDF and audio (mp3) of your score via the form below. mp3's can be notation software audio renderings, MIDI mockups, or live recorded.
The two (2) winners will have their music recorded by the European Recording Orchestra (ERO) at Bulgarian National Radio Studio 1 with a 64-piece symphony orchestra in May, 2022.
Winners can choose to record 1) a pre-existing original composition, 2) a newly composed work, or 3) a work synced to any visual media via click.
Composers may submit as many original compositions as desired following the application process below. Submitting more than one piece gives the faculty a greater opportunity to adjudicate the composer's creative voice, and to assess his/her compositional abilities across a variety of styles, moods, or genres. A €35 Application Fee will be applicable for each submission.
There are no restrictions on instrumentation, style, age, ethnicity, or experience. Submit your best work and let the faculty adjudicate your creative voice as a composer.
Submission deadline: March 31, 2022
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