German children's song award

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The German Children's Song Prize is awarded annually as part of the Geraldino Children's Music Festival in the Nuremberg Tafelhalle . The prize is donated by the Nürnberger Nachrichten and is endowed with a total of € 2,500 (1st place: € 1,200 plus challenge cup; 2nd place € 800; 3rd place € 500).

history

The nursery rhyme maker Geraldino from Nuremberg initiated the German children's song award to "strengthen the importance of children's songs and present the range of good children's music". Geraldino has been making music for children since 1983 and has been organizing the Children's Music Festival in Nuremberg since 1999 in cooperation with the Tafelhalle ; the first award ceremony took place at the 3rd Geraldino Children's Music Festival in 2001. The City of Nuremberg and the Sparkasse Nürnberg Cultural Foundation support the Geraldino Children's Music Festival.

In January each year, an invitation to tender for the next competition is published on the website of the German Children's Song Award , each time with a specific motto. By the deadline in April, self-composed and self-written children's songs can be uploaded and applications submitted in the online portal. The jury vote will also take place online until the end of May, a hit parade of the competition titles will be created (the vote will be presented by kimuk.de ).

The fifteen best-rated titles will be published on a festival CD, and the proceeds from the sale will go to a children's charity.

The three interpreters of the songs with the most jury points are invited by Geraldino to the finals in the Tafelhalle in Nuremberg, the competition concert takes place every October. After the live presentation of the performers, the winner of the competition will be determined by an audience rating.

List of award winners

  • 2001: 1st place: Die Blindfische (Oldenburg); 2nd place: Beate Lambert (Marburg); 3rd place: Spunk / Gerd Müller (Nuremberg)
  • 2002: 1st place: Donikkl and the Weißwürschtl (Regensburg); 2nd place: Greyhound (children's songwriter) (Satrup / Flensburg); 3rd place: Matthias Meyer-Göllner (Kiel)
  • 2003: 1st place: Manfred Kindel / Unmada (Hanover); 2nd place: Philis & Mike (Cologne); 3rd place: Füenf (Stuttgart)
  • 2004: 1st place: Philis & Mike (Cologne); 2nd place: Klaus Foitzik (Billerbeck); 3rd place: Radau (band) (Hamburg)
  • 2005: 1st place: Die Blindfische (Oldenburg); 2nd place: Pelemele (Cologne); 3rd place: Stefan Rauch (Boxberg)
  • 2006: 1st place: Grünschnabel (children's songwriter) (Satrup / Flensburg); 2nd place: Toni Geiling (hall); 3rd place: Klaus Foitzik (Billerbeck)
  • 2007: 1st place: RatzFatz (A-Telfs / Tirol); 2nd place: Philis & Mike (Cologne); 3rd place: Suli Puschban (Berlin)
  • 2008: 1st place: Donikkl and the Weißwürschtl (Regensburg); 2nd place: Greyhound (children's songwriter) (Satrup / Flensburg); 3rd place: Andi and the Affenbande (Augsburg)
  • 2009: 1st place: Mai Cocopelli (A-Regau); 2nd place: Randale (Band) (Bielefeld); 3rd place: Matthias Meyer-Göllner (Kiel)
  • 2010: 1st place: Larissa Schories (Buchholz in der Nordheide); 2nd place: Pelemele (Cologne); 3rd place: Ratz Fatz (A-Telfs / Tirol)
  • 2011: 1st place: Die Blindfische (Oldenburg); 2nd place: Klaus Foitzik (Billerbeck); 3rd place: Cattu (Berlin)
  • 2012: 1st place: Maxim Wartenberg / Trommelfloh (Berlin); 2nd place: Rita and the little Schosch (Cologne); 3rd place: The PiaNino Band (Cologne)
  • 2013: 1st place: Pelemele (Cologne); 2nd place: Patricia Prawit (Bad Wörishofen); 3rd place: Ferri (Frankfurt)
  • 2014: 1st place: Radau (Band) (Hamburg); 2nd place: Maxim Wartenberg / Trommelfloh (Berlin); 3rd place: Markus Rohde & Band (Oldenburg)
  • 2015: 1st place: Rodscha from Cambodia and Tom Palme (Eichstätt); 2nd place: Kristian Rufert / With crown and dog (Ahrensburg); 3rd place: Ratz Fatz (A-Telfs / Tirol)
  • 2016: 1st place: Donikkl (Ihrlerstein); 2nd place: Klaus Foitzik (Billerbeck); 3rd place: Pelemele (Cologne)
  • 2017: 1st place: Mami and PapperlaPapis (Karlsruhe); 2nd place: The blind fish (Oldenburg); 3rd place: Robert Metcalf (songwriter) (Berlin)
  • 2018: 1st place: Mai Cocopelli (A-Regau); 2nd place: Mr. Jan (Bad Iburg); 3rd place: Radau (band) (Hamburg)
  • 2019: 1st place: Natalie Rohrer (Augsburg); 2nd place: Simon says (Hamburg); 3rd place: Mr. Jan (Bad Iburg)

Competition motto

  • 2001: Adventure being a child
  • 2002: Monster fear and scary fun
  • 2003: Build yourself a world
  • 2004: knights - dragons - damsels
  • 2005: Long live sport
  • 2006: In Wonderland
  • 2007: Really funny
  • 2008: Mission: Future
  • 2009: Music - Music - Music
  • 2010: Today there is a lot going on
  • 2011: Kitchen Music - Bon appetit
  • 2012: Holidays at long last!
  • 2013: At home with us
  • 2014: songs about grandmas and grandpas
  • 2015: dance again
  • 2016: Hallo & Tschüss - songs about kindergarten, school and after-school care
  • 2017: Songs about water
  • 2018: let's celebrate!
  • 2019: songs for all of us
  • 2020: Come on, let's play!

Web links

Individual evidence

  1. ↑ Geraldinos Kindermusikfestival Kunstkulturquartier / Tafelhalle / Festivals, accessed on January 10, 2018
  2. ↑ Kindermusik - Festivals / Past festivals kindermusik.de, accessed on January 10, 2018
  3. ↑ German Children's Song Award MIZ - German Music Information Center, April 27, 2017, accessed on January 10, 2018