PICKBOY baton officially adopted as a prize for the Grand Prix at the Besançon International Conducting Competition 2025
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PICKBOY baton officially adopted as a prize for the Grand Prix at the Besançon International Conducting Competition 2025
The special edition PICKBOY baton has been officially adopted as one of the prizes awarded to the Grand Prix winner at the prestigious Besançon International Conducting Competition 2025 held in France.
It is clearly stated on the official website as “A special PICKBOY baton”.
Here is the official page (Grand Prix)
Reasons why PICKBOY was chosen
Since its establishment in 1975, PICKBOY has been trusted by musicians around the world through the creation of high-quality conductor batons made in Japan. The lightweight and well-balanced shaft, the natural material grip that fits comfortably in the hand, and the meticulous craftsmanship have earned high praise from many professionals.
This adoption can be seen as proof that its value as a 'partner that supports musical expression' has been internationally recognized.
About the special edition to be presented
- White-painted carbon graphite shaft × natural cork grip
- The shaft features a UV print of “59th Besançon Competition – 2025” (special commemorative inscription)
- The PICKBOY hard case HC-70 is equipped with a brass plate featuring the competition name logo.
Presented as a unique commemorative edition to celebrate the award winners' new beginnings.
The significance of the competition and PICKBOY's aspirations
The Besançon International Conducting Competition is known as an esteemed platform for young conductors to take their first steps in building an international career. Many past winners have excelled in major orchestras around the world, producing future maestros.
For us, the fact that the PICKBOY baton is handed over as a 'symbol of the Grand Prix winner' is a great honor and a reaffirmation of our commitment to continue creating products that support musicians.
Looking ahead
PICKBOY will continue to support all music lovers and the future conductors. We sincerely wish for the success of the competition and the brilliant future of the young maestros.