Earlier this evening eleven talented young musicians competed in Germany with the hope of winning the eighteenth edition of Eurovision Young Musicians.
For the first time in the contest 34 year history, San Marino took to the stage of Eurovision Young Musicians, represented by Francesco Stefanelli – joined on stage by the competition’s youngest participant Dmitry Ishkhanov of Malta at just eleven years old, as well as Germany’s very own Raul Maria Dignola.
The competition tonight saw the eleven young musicians aged between eleven and nineteen take to the stage for a total of 6 and a half minutes each. They performed a piece of their choosing for the assembled public and the five members of the jury.
Poland at Eurovision Young Musicians 2016
Saxophonist Łukasz Dyczko won the contest for Poland, playing Waignein’s Rhapsody pour Saxophone alto, followed by the Czech Republic and Austria. Awarded €10,000 Dyczko will go on to perform a solo concert with WDR’ symphony orchestra.
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September 3, 2016
In my opinion, Croatia should have won.
September 3, 2016
Congratulations to Poland!
Let’s hope they will win Eurovision and/or Junior Eurovision someday too 🙂
September 3, 2016
It would be awesome if Poland won Eurovision! 😀
September 4, 2016
Yes! 🙂
September 5, 2016
Well. Poland wins its 3rd victory at the EYM. I hope the EYM 2018 will have bids to host including Vienna, Cologne, Poznan, Lisbon and Oslo.