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Benjamin Bernheim, Emily D’Angelo & Aigul Akhmetshina Among Opus Klassik 2025 Award Winners

By Francisco Salazar

The Opus Klassik Awards have announced the 2025 winners.

The Singer of the Year Awards went to Benjamin Bernheim for “Douce France” and Emily D’Angelo for “Freezing.”

Joana Mallwitz was awarded the conductor of the year award for The Kurt Weill Album, while Aigul Akhmetshina won Young Artist of the Year for her album Aigul.

Pene Pati’s “Nessun Dorma” and Golda Schultz’s “Mozart, You Drive Me Crazy!” took the Solo Vocal Recording prize, while the Tenebrae Choir went home with the Live Performance recording for “Georg Friedrich Händel: Oratorium “Messias” HWV 56.”

Other winners included “Giovanna d’Arco” starring Sophie Gordeladze, Marcus Bosch, and Cappella Aquileia for Opera Recording of the Year and “Max Reger: Melancholy (Vocal Works)” with Paul van Nevel and Huelgas Ensemble for Choral Recording of the Year.

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By Francisco Salazar

FRANCISCO SALAZAR, (Publisher) has worked as a journalist for over 10 years with such companies as Latin Post, and freelanced for Remezcla. He has also published for El Diario and La Opinion. He is a media producer and a classically trained cellist who has performed in the New York area.

With OperaWire he has lectured at Bard College and been featured on Fred Plotkin, Jennifer Rowley and Angel Blue's programs.

He holds a Masters in Media Management from the New School and a Bachelor's in Film Production and Italian studies from Hofstra University.

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