Within the past three decades the company grew to an internationally established label in classical music industry. The production and distribution of high quality audiovisual classical music and art programmes for television and home video built the centre of EuroArts’ business - numerous international awards endorse EuroArts’ attainments, such as:

- Oscar for the co-production of “Journey of Hope”
- Emmy Award for “Knowledge is the Beginning”
- Grammy Award for “Kurt Weill’s: Rise and Fall of the City of Mahagonny”
- Peabody Award for “Blue Note – A Story of Modern Jazz”
- National Education Award for “Sir Peter Ustinov: Celebrating Haydn”
- Emmy Award Nomination for “Robbie Robertson”
- Rocky and Grammy Award Nomination for “Blue Note – A Story of Modern Jazz”

Today the company sells the catalogues of Idéale Audience Paris and Medici Arts. Besides its own productions and back catalogue, EuroArts also distributes programmes of various independent producers.

The current catalogue contains 1,200 hours of music material that includes all prominent artists of the past five decades. Within exclusive and long lasting relationships with conductors and artists, such as Sir Simon Rattle, Claudio Abbado, Daniel Barenboim, and the Berliner Philharmoniker, the company has become one of the few big names in classical music industry.

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