The aspiration to revive the authentic sound of our brilliant
composer’s music, which has borne fruit in the form of this unique
event, is one of the fundamental ideas behind the work of The Fryderyk
Chopin Institute.The competing pianists (ages 18 to 35) will have at their disposal
historical pianos from the Institute’s collection, as well as copies of
period instruments, including ones specially commissioned for the
Competition.
Archived and live streaming performances of 24 pianists (ages 20 to 29) from 16 countries broadcast from the University of Leeds, England,
courtesy of medici.tvLive webcast and on demand viewing at the
Arthur Rubinstein Competition Facebook pageSeventh Cliburn International Amateur Piano Competition June 19-25, 2016For outstanding non-professional pianists age 35 and older.
Live webcasts and archived on demand viewing.
Details and tickets
online or call 704-972-2000
Southeastern Piano Festival and Arthur Fraser International Piano Competition June 12-19, 2016
Live webcasts and archived on demand viewing.
Festival and competition for elite young pianists ages 13-18, held at University of South Carolina.
Enjoying reading the biographies of the 20 competitors as well as watching their performances.
First International Grand Piano Competition for Young Pianists 2016
April 30 - May 5, 2016
Competition held in Moscow for pianists under the age of 16.
Live broadcasts and archived viewing through the competition website:
Competition recitals October 3-16, 2015
Anniversary of Chopin's death - special concert October 17, 2015
Grand Finale October 18-20, 2015 - concerts by the 10 finalists
October 21-23, 2015 - Prize-winners' concerts
First Cliburn International Junior Piano Competition and Festival June 21-28, 2015
Live webcasts and archived on demand viewing.
Competition for elite young pianists ages 13-17, held in Fort Worth, Texas.
Twenty-four exceptional young pianists representing fourteen countries were selected from a pool of 160 applicants.
Read the competitors' biographies online and enjoy watching the competition.
Fifteenth International Tchaikovsky Competition June 15-July 3, 2015
Live webcasts and archived on demand viewing (click the purple "watch online" button on the right of the screen).
The competition invites no more than 30 pianists, 25 violinists, 25 cellists and 40 singers (20 female, 20 male). Instrumentalists are ages 16-32, singers are ages 19-32.
Piano and violin competitions are held in Moscow; cello and voice competitions are held in St. Petersburg.
Enjoy reading competitors' biographies online as well as watching their performances.
