The Coro Regina Coeli (CRC)<\/strong> is a church-based community choir from the province of Cavite, Philippines. Founded on 8 August 1997 by Renalie Dela Cruz Aquino<\/strong>, it promotes the personal growth of young people through music, seen as a means of service to the community and human development. Active both nationally and internationally, CRC performs in concerts, festivals and competitions, with a repertoire ranging from sacred, folk and ethnic music to spirituals, pop, contemporary and early music. Its international debut came in 2011 at the Rimini International Choral Competition<\/span><\/strong>, where it received two Silver Diplomas. In the following years, the choir earned numerous awards, including three category titles at the Franz Schubert International Choir Competition<\/span><\/strong> in Vienna (2014, 2016 and 2018), culminating in the Hall of Fame Award in 2018. In 2019, it achieved major successes at the Leonardo da Vinci<\/span> <\/strong>International Choral Festival<\/span><\/strong> in Florence and at the Seghizzi International Choral Competition<\/span><\/strong> in Gorizia, where it continued to receive category prizes, Gold Medals and Grand Prix qualifications in 2022 and 2024. In 2025, CRC gained further recognition at the Sing, Tarlac, Sing! Choral Festival and<\/span> <\/strong>Competition<\/span><\/strong> and at the Andrea O. Veneracion International Choral Competition<\/span><\/strong>, confirming its place among the Philippines\u2019 most active and award-winning choral ensembles.<\/p>\n The Coro Davvero Cultural Association<\/b>, based in Savignano sul Rubicone, is a standout pop polyphonic choral group in the Non-Profit Sector. Founded in August 2023 by Silvia Branducci, Fabio Sica, and Sara Garattoni, the initiative rapidly developed into a dynamic ensemble of over 100 singers. People of all ages and musical backgrounds come together in an engaging and deeply inclusive choral experience. The group’s signature style lies in its original reimagining of pop and modern repertoires. Their artistic journey reached a major milestone with a series of captivating a cappella performances across the historic main squares of Cesena, Rimini, Santarcangelo, and Longiano in December 2025. Alongside its vocal exploration, the choir maintains a strong commitment to civic and charitable causes. Operating as a volunteer-driven non-profit organization, it regularly donates proceeds from its activities to local charities\u2014a mission continued during four summer concerts in 2026 dedicated to new fundraising campaigns. The choir’s growth and social impact earned significant recognition in the spring and summer of 2026. In May, the ensemble stood out at the Giuseppe Savani National Choral Competition in Carpi for its extraordinary size and inclusivity, while also gaining media attention with featured articles in RiminiToday<\/i> and CesenaToday<\/i>. The choir conductor is Silvia Branducci<\/b>.<\/p>\n The Dominicantes Choir<\/strong> from Pozna\u0144 is a community ensemble connected with the Dominican monastery in Pozna\u0144. Originally founded as a student choir, it resumed its activity in 2022, bringing together singers who share a strong passion for choral music alongside their professional lives. Although its recent history is relatively short, the choir has already achieved significant success in competitions. In 2024 it received Gold Diplomas at the Mundus Cantat Competition in Sopot and at Canco Mediterrania in Lloret de Mar, Spain. In 2025 it won a Gold Diploma at the National Festival of Lenten Songs in Kielno, together with a Special Award for the best performance of a work by local composer Stanis\u0142aw Kwiatkowski. In June 2025, it also received a Silver Diploma at the 60th International Choral Song Festival in Mi\u0119dzyzdroje, one of Poland\u2019s oldest and most important choral festivals. In May 2026, the choir was awarded a Gold Diploma at the prestigious 50th International Festival of Choir Music by Felix Nowowiejski in Barczewo. The Dominicantes Choir performs music from different countries and historical periods, with a particular focus on sacred repertoire. The choir conductor is Karolina Piotrowska-Sobczak<\/strong>.<\/p>\n The Piccolo Coro of the ‘A. Rendano’ Theatre in Cosenza<\/strong> promotes choral practice among children and young people, offering an educational and artistic growth path supported by HOME ODV. Its strong connection with Cosenza\u2019s historic theatre makes it a prominent fixture in the Italian choral scene. Over the years, the young singers have distinguished themselves in prestigious events and productions. In 2011, they represented the Calabria region at the Quirinal Palace before Italian President Napolitano. They have also performed in major opera productions such as Tosca<\/em>, Pagliacci<\/em>, Turandot<\/em>, and Carmen<\/em> in key regional theatres alongside nationally and internationally renowned directors and artists. The ensemble’s excellence is highlighted by an extensive record of accolades. Notable achievements include overall victory at the Global Education Festival in Sanremo, repeated awards at the “A. Guanti” Competition in Matera, and Best Program at the Italian Choral Grand Prix in Arezzo. Between 2025 and 2026, the choir secured top placements in competitions across Carpi, Arezzo, and the Cantagiovani in Salerno, further cementing its artistic quality alongside awards won in Riccione, Fano, Cropalati, and Paola. The choir is directed by Maria Carmela Ranieri<\/strong> and accompanied on piano by Roberto Boschelli.<\/p>\n <\/p>\n Founded in 2019 in \u010cakovec, the Pu\u010dpuljike Ensemble<\/strong> is a women\u2019s vocal group named after the Croatian word for quail. Dedicated to preserving and promoting the cultural heritage of Me\u0111imurje and Croatia, their repertoire spans traditional folk songs from across Europe\u2014including Bulgaria, Bosnia and Herzegovina, North Macedonia, Slovenia, Serbia, Latvia, and Finland\u2014as well as classical choral works and a cappella pop arrangements. The group has achieved remarkable success in international competitions, securing 16 gold plaques, 6 silver plaques, and qualifying for the Grand Prix finals five times. They have also twice represented Me\u0111imurje County at the National Festival of Small Vocal Ensembles and performed extensively across Croatia and internationally. Beyond live concerts, Pu\u010dpuljike has released two official music videos on YouTube\u2014\u201cDa bi imel perje\u201d and \u201cRijeka Mura tiho \u0161umila\u201d. The ensemble actively collaborates with regional cultural associations, sharing the stage with amateur and academic musicians, orchestras, and professional vocalists. Since 2022, members have held the status of Honorary Members of the Zrinska Garda \u010cakovec. Today, the ensemble brings together 34 members under the artistic direction of Andrea \u0160\u010davec<\/strong>.<\/p>\n The Choir of Bialystok University of Technology<\/strong> was established in 1977 as a male ensemble under the management of Zofia Hamerlak-G\u0142adyszewska. Since 1997, Wioletta Mi\u0142kowska<\/strong> has conducted the Choir. At that time the repertoire of the Choir of Bialystok University of Technology has been extended to vocal-instrumental forms (the choir has performed works by J. S. Bach, A. Vivaldi, J. Haydn, W. A. Mozart, G. Rossini, F. Schubert, G. Faur\u00e9, S. Moniuszko, K. Jenkins, J. Rutter, among others). Some of them have been recorded on CDs. These recordings include: W.A. Mozart – Missa brevis in F major <\/em>(1999), A. Ramirez – Misa Criola, Navidad Nuestra<\/em> (2002), A. Vivaldi – Magnificat, Gloria<\/em> (2003), Requiem in the works of Polish composers<\/em> (2006), R. Ray – Gospel Mass<\/em> (2007) and Christmas carols<\/em> arranged by M. Fedorov (2021). Under the direction of Wioletta Mi\u0142kowska the team celebrated its 20th, 25th, 30th, 35th, 40th and 45th anniversary of the artistic activity. Throughout its existence, the Choir of the Bialystok University of Technology has often graced university ceremonies. It has performed not only in Bia\u0142ystok but also across the country and abroad: in Canada, USA, Czech Republic, Great Britain, Belgium, France, Germany, Lithuania, Spain, Greece, Macedonia, Portugal, Italy and Malta. The Choir of Bialystok University of Technology has made radio recordings, won awards and distinctions in numerous competitions in Poland and abroad.<\/p>\n Established in April 2020 in Shumen, the Mixed Choir Prof. Veneta Vicheva<\/b> was formed by choristers, an accompanist, and a conductor who previously constituted the core of the historic Rodni Zvutsi choir. Named in honor of the distinguished conductor who elevated Shumen\u2019s choral art to international prominence, the ensemble carries forward a polyphonic singing tradition dating back to the 19th century. Today, it brings together over 50 men and women of various ages and professions. Since its inception, the choir has earned numerous accolades. Early achievements include awards at the 2021 and 2022 National Orthodox Festival \u201cSt. St. Cyril and Methodius\u201d in Popovo, as well as a prize for best performance of a Petko Staynov work in Kazanlak. In 2023, the ensemble was honored at the XIX International Festival of Orthodox Music in Pomorie. Their success continued in 2024 with diplomas at the National Choral Festival \u201cLet It Be Summer…\u201d in Burgas and the First National Choral Festival in Lovech. In 2025, the choir participated in the Twelfth National Festival in Sliven and marked its 5th anniversary with special concerts, including a festive liturgy in Bucharest. In early 2026, the group performed Orthodox chants at the “Three Holy Hierarchs” Church in Shumen. The choir conductor is Hristo Atanasov<\/b>.<\/p>\n <\/p>\n Founded in 1970, the Dominanta Choir<\/strong> of the Krakow University of Economics has been under the artistic direction of conductor Ma\u0142gorzata Langer-Kr\u00f3l<\/strong> since 2008. This dynamic mixed ensemble brings together around 50 dedicated members, primarily current students and university graduates. As proud musical ambassadors of their alma mater, the choir regularly performs at prestigious concerts, festivals, and international competitions both across Poland and worldwide. Throughout a distinguished history spanning over five decades, Dominanta has toured extensively, captivating audiences in most European countries and expanding its musical reach into Asia. The choir boasts a rich and versatile repertoire featuring Polish and international compositions that span from Renaissance masterpieces to contemporary classical works and popular pieces. Their musical expressions are delivered both through delicate a cappella performances and in grand collaborations accompanied by piano or full orchestra. Dominanta\u2019s artistic excellence is reflected in a series of top international awards. Notable honors include winning the Grand Prix at the Rybnik Choir Autumn in 2019, both the 1st Prize and the Grand Prix at the 31st Prague International Festival of Advent and Christmas Music in 2023, the Grand Prix at Gaudete Barcelona in 2025, and the 1st Prize in the academic choir category at the Gaude Cantem Festival in Bielsko-Bia\u0142a in 2025.<\/p>\n <\/p>\n Since its founding in 1958 by Ji\u0159ina and Milan Uherek, Sever\u00e1\u010dek<\/b> has brought together generations of young singers, currently uniting 230 children aged 4 to 18 across four preparatory groups and a main concert choir. Over six decades, the ensemble has earned international acclaim, securing over 55 first prizes globally, including notable wins in Spain, Greece, Belgium, France, and Slovakia\u2014most recently achieving three first prizes and the Grand Prix at the 2025 Bratislava Spring Festival with 99\/100 points. Sever\u00e1\u010dek has performed across twenty European nations, the USA, Canada, South Korea, Japan, Syria, and Jordan. The choir collaborates regularly with premier Czech orchestras like the Czech Philharmonic, radio and TV broadcasters, and opera houses in Liberec and G\u00f6rlitz. Its rich repertoire ranges from medieval compositions to contemporary choral works and traditional folk song arrangements. The choir is led by conductor and artistic director Silvie Langrov\u00e1<\/b>, Ph.D., a graduate of the Pardubice Conservatory and the University of Hradec Kr\u00e1lov\u00e9. A respected choral expert, she frequently serves on international juries (e.g., Llangollen, Cantonigr\u00f2s, \u017dilina), conducts workshops worldwide, and organizes major festivals such as Porta musicae. In recognition of her artistic excellence, she was awarded the Franti\u0161ek L\u00fdsek Award in 2016.<\/p>\n The Mus Arietes Choir<\/b> was established in 2020 on the initiative of a group of close friends united by a shared passion for making music together. Today, this dynamic ensemble brings together around 30 young choral music enthusiasts. Despite its relatively recent formation, the choir has already distinguished itself on both the national and international stage, earning top recognition at prominent choral festivals and competitions. Among its notable achievements are winning the Golden Band (Z\u0142ote Pasmo) at the Festival of Religious Music in Rumia in 2023, securing third place at the prestigious Legnica Cantat National Choral Tournament in 2024, and taking first place in the “other choirs” category at the Hajn\u00f3wka International Festival of Orthodox Church Music in 2025. In its artistic activity, the choir focuses primarily on religious music, encompassing both a cappella works and complex vocal-instrumental compositions. The ensemble’s achievements also include studio recordings of works by contemporary composers, such as Jan Krutul’s Missa Brevis. Since February 2024, the choir has proudly operated under the patronage and spiritual home of the All Saints Roman Catholic Parish in Warsaw, continuously expanding its creative horizons and musical repertoire. The choir conductor is Marta Styczek<\/b>.<\/p>\n![\"\"](\"https:\/\/i0.wp.com\/www.riminichoral.it\/wpress\/wp-content\/uploads\/2026\/10\/Compagnia-della-Gru.jpg?ssl=1\")
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Coro Regina Coeli – Cavite – Philippines\u00a0<\/h3>\n
Conductor: Renalie Dela Cruz Aquino<\/h5>\n
Categories: A – B – C<\/h5>\n
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Coro Davvero – Savignano sul Rubicone (FC) – Italy\u00a0<\/h3>\n
Conductor: Sara Branducci<\/h5>\n
Category: C<\/h5>\n
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Dominicantes Choir – Poznan – Poland<\/h3>\n
Conductor: Karolina Piotrowska-Sobczak<\/h5>\n
Category: B<\/h5>\n
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Piccolo Coro del Teatro ‘A. Rendano’ – Cosenza – Italy\u00a0<\/h3>\n
Conductor: Maria Carmela Ranieri<\/h5>\n
Categories: A – B<\/h5>\n
<\/a><\/p>\nAnsambl Pu\u010dpuljike –\u00a0\u010cakovec – Croatia\u00a0<\/h3>\n
Conductor: Andrea \u0160\u010davec\u00a0<\/strong><\/h5>\n
Category: C<\/h5>\n
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Choir of Bialystok University of Technology –\u00a0Bialystok\u00a0– Poland\u00a0<\/h3>\n
Conductor: Wioletta Mi\u0142kowska<\/strong><\/h5>\n
Category: B<\/h5>\n
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Mixed Choir Prof. Veneta Vicheva – Shumen – Bulgaria\u00a0<\/h3>\n
Conductor: Hristo Atanasov<\/h5>\n
Categories: B – C<\/h5>\n
<\/a><\/p>\nChoir Dominanta – Krakow – Poland<\/h3>\n
Conductor: Ma\u0142gorzata Langer-Kr\u00f3l<\/strong><\/h5>\n
Category: C<\/h5>\n
<\/a><\/p>\nChoir Sever\u00e1\u010dek – Liberec – Czech Republic\u00a0<\/h3>\n
Conductor: Silvie Langrov\u00e1<\/b><\/h5>\n
Categories: A – C – D<\/h5>\n
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Mus Arietes Choir – Warsaw – Poland\u00a0<\/h3>\n
Conductor: Marta Styczek<\/b><\/h5>\n
Categories: A – B<\/h5>\n