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Charlotte Miles has won the 2026 ABC Young Performers Awards

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Marshman, J. (2026, November 3). Charlotte Miles has won the 2026 ABC Young Performers Awards. ABC News (AU). https://www.abc.net.au/news/2026-11-03/winner-of-2026-abc-young-performers-awards-announced/107343274

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ABC News (AU) · collected 2026-11-03 · by Janine Marshman

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Charlotte Miles won the 2026 ABC Young Performers Awards for her performance of Elgar's Cello Concerto with the Sydney Symphony Orchestra at the Sydney Opera House on November 3. The 24-year-old cellist, who has won over 100 music prizes, received a $40,000 cash prize and an opportunity to record a solo album under ABC Classic label. The competition featured performances by other finalists and was broadcast live on ABC Classic, with subsequent broadcasts scheduled for November 5 on ABC TV and iview.
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Charlotte Miles has won the 2026 ABC Young Performers Awards, performing Elgar's Cello Concerto at the Sydney Opera House on November 3. Performing with the Sydney Symphony Orchestra conducted by Benjamin Northey, Miles, a 24-year-old cellist originally from Victoria and currently studying in Germany, secured her victory after making it through two competitive rounds. The grand prize includes a $40,000 cash award and an opportunity to record a solo studio album under the ABC Classic label. Miles has previously performed with prestigious orchestras like the Berlin Philharmonic and was selected earlier this year to tour with French cellist Gautier Capuçon. All finalists receive prizes to further their music careers; the runner-up receives $15,000 and third place gets $5,000.

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📰 Charlotte Miles Wins Award
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ABC ABC Classic ABC TV Australia the Sydney Symphony Orchestra

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Previous participants are among some of Australia's most successful musicians today, including pianist Andrea Lam, saxophonist Amy Dickson, pianist Simon Tedeschi, violinist Emily Sun and flautist Eliza Shephard, who is the most recent winner of the competition.
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2026-11-03 · ABC News (AU)
Charlotte Miles has won the 2026 ABC Young Performers Awards · assertive framing

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Charlotte Miles has won the 2026 ABC Young Performers Awards, performing Elgar's Cello Concerto for the competition grand final at the Sydney Opera House on November 3. asserted
Miles → win → November
Performing with the Sydney Symphony Orchestra conducted by Benjamin Northey, this is the latest award in more than 100 music prizes for the 24-year-old cellist. asserted
this → perform → cellist
The competition opened in February with Miles making it through two competitive rounds to reach the grand final. asserted
Miles → open → final
Originally from Victoria, Miles has been studying in the Kronberg Academy's professional program in Germany and returned to Australia to compete in the grand final. asserted
Miles → study → final
Miles regularly guests with the one of the world's most prestigious orchestras, the Berlin Philharmonic and was selected earlier this year to tour with French cellist, Gautier Capuçon. asserted
Miles → guest → cellist
All finalists receive prizes to further their music careers The winner takes home a $40,000 cash prize, as well as the opportunity to record a solo studio album under the ABC Classic label. asserted
winner → receive → label
The runner-up receives a $15,000 cash prize and third place a $5,000 cash prize for furthering their musical careers. asserted
up → receive → careers
Broadcast live on ABC Classic and hosted by Genevieve Lang, herself a previous competitor, the grand final concert featured each finalist performing a concerto with the Sydney Symphony Orchestra. asserted
finalist → Broadcast → Orchestra
The concert was also filmed for broadcast on ABC TV and ABC iview on November 5, with hosts Jeremy Fernandez and Megan Burslem. asserted
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The difficult decision was made by adjudicators Aura Go, Sophie Rowell, Adam Szabo and Eliza Shephard, chaired by harpist and arts leader Marshall McGuire. asserted
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Previous participants are among some of Australia's most successful musicians today, including pianist Andrea Lam, saxophonist Amy Dickson, pianist Simon Tedeschi, violinist Emily Sun and flautist Eliza Shephard, who is the most recent winner of the competition. asserted
who → include → competition
You can listen to the full concert on ABC Classic, or watch it on ABC TV and ABC iview on Thursday 5 November at 8:50pm. asserted
You → listen → 8:50pm
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