All participants will receive an official E-Certificate of Achievement.
Teachers and accompanists may request a complimentary certificate for their professional portfolio.
The prestigious American Classical Music Awards 2026 Platinum Prize will be presented to the participant achieving the highest overall score of 99 points, together with a cash award of US$1,000 for solo performers and US$2,000 for chamber ensembles.
One of the American Classical Music Awards 2026 Platinum Prize winners may be invited to participate in a professional recording session in New York City.
The Absolute Winners will have their biography and photograph featured on the official ACMA website under the title “American Classical Music Awards 2026 Platinum Prize Winner”.
The Absolute Winners will also receive a specially designed commemorative diploma.
A selected group of laureates will be invited to perform at the Winners’ Gala Concert, to be held at the prestigious Weill Recital Hall at Carnegie Hall in New York City in December 2027.
Selected First Prize winners may be featured on the official ACMA YouTube channel, Facebook, and Instagram as part of our Winners’ Highlights series.
Additional Special Awards may be presented based on the recommendations of the Jury.
Our mission is to provide ongoing international recognition and support, helping talented musicians further develop their artistic careers and gain greater international exposure through future performance and promotional opportunities.
