OnstageAI to Support the Future Classics Scholarship Programme

Maciej Szudek, Jarosław Ważny, Karolina Sajniak-Drzyzga, Jakub Fiebig, Photo: Aleksander Jura

How can technology help young classical musicians reach wider audiences?

On 29 June 2026, the final gala of the Future Classics scholarship programme will bring together a new generation of outstanding Polish classical musicians - young artists shaping the future of the international music scene.

OnstageAI is proud to support this initiative by providing its automated concert video technology for the gala. Our system will be used to capture the performances of the selected scholarship recipients, helping transform a one-night concert into high-quality digital content that can travel far beyond the concert hall.

For emerging artists, visibility matters. Building an international career today requires not only exceptional talent, but also the ability to present one’s work professionally, communicate a clear artistic identity and reach audiences, institutions and partners across borders.

Judyta Kluza-Sporniak, Photo: Aleksander Jura

By making high-quality multi-camera concert production more accessible and scalable, OnstageAI helps artists and cultural institutions share live performance in a way that reflects its artistic value - without the cost and complexity traditionally associated with broadcast-level production.

The Future Classics programme, dedicated to supporting young Polish classical musicians in their artistic and professional development, aligns closely with this mission. In May, Jakub Fiebig, CEO of OnstageAI, also served as a member of the business jury during the first stage of the selection process.

We are honoured to support a programme that helps young musicians grow not only as performers, but as international artistic personalities - and we look forward to capturing the Future Classics Gala through OnstageAI technology.

Any thoughts? Please share them at zs@onstage.pl