Uploaded October 2024 | Updated September 2026, 3 days ago
Charlotte's original work ‘Carnelian’ won second prize in the Release the Notes category of Guildhall Young Artists (GYA) composition competition, RELEASE 2024.
Charlotte, from Junior Guildhall, says: "As an aspiring composer, being fortunate enough to make it to the finals of RELEASE has opened so many new doors regarding my abilities and ambitions within composition. The welcoming and inclusive nature of RELEASE equally compliments the excitement of the competition, allowing room for experimentation and freedom within musical expression for each individual. Overall, I found RELEASE to be a very positive platform to face new challenges within my compositional abilities and further my musicianship and I feel extremely proud to be part of the finals."
The category judge for Release the Notes was Master of the King’s Music (2014 – 2024) Dame Judith Weir.
Find out more about GYA here: gsmd.ac.uk/study-with-guildhall/children-and-young-people/guildhall-young-artists
Charlotte's original work ‘Carnelian’ won second prize in the Release the Notes category of Guildhall Young Artists (GYA) composition competition, RELEASE 2024.
Charlotte, from Junior Guildhall, says: "As an aspiring composer, being fortunate enough to make it to the finals of RELEASE has opened so many new doors regarding my abilities and ambitions within composition. The welcoming and inclusive nature of RELEASE equally compliments the excitement of the competition, allowing room for experimentation and freedom within musical expression for each individual. Overall, I found RELEASE to be a very positive platform to face new challenges within my compositional abilities and further my musicianship and I feel extremely proud to be part of the finals."
The category judge for Release the Notes was Master of the King’s Music (2014 – 2024) Dame Judith Weir.
Find out more about GYA here: gsmd.ac.uk/study-with-guildhall/children-and-young-people/guildhall-young-artists
