List of Classical Music Competitions - Young Musicians

Young Musicians

  • Midwest Young Artists Discover National Chamber Music Competition: http://www.mya.org/chambercomp.php - For pre-College chamber ensembles: strings, piano, winds (Highwood, Illinois, USA)
  • American Protege International Piano and Strings Competition International Competition for Young Pianists and Professionals with winners performing at Carnegie Hall, New York
  • Fischoff National Chamber Music Competition
  • International Competition for Young Classical Guitarists, Siracusa, Italy,
  • BBC Young Musician of the Year
  • Concert Artists Guild, a series of competitions for younger, up-and-coming musicians,
  • Concours De La Musique orchestral competition for young musicians,
  • International Competition for Young Violinists "Bravo!"(Namur, Belgium),
  • International Russian Rotary Children Music Competition, Moscow, piano,string instrument, wind instrument/
  • International Tchaikovsky Competition for Young Musicians
  • Jeunesses International Music Competition, Bucharest, Romania
  • Yehudi Menuhin International Competition for Young Violinists - London and Oslo
  • The Respighi Prize Music Competition for Young Composers & Soloists - New York & Bologna
  • Young Concert Artists International Competition
  • International Independent Music Competition "Individualis", Ukraine, piano,string instruments, wind instruments, brass instruments, quartets, voice, ensembles, guitar, folk instruments/
  • International Johann Sebastian Bach Competition in Leipzig

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