The Birmingham International Piano Competition is committed to the art of the piano recital and provides young pianists aged from 18 to 28 a chance to further their career and perform in world-class venues.
Over the course of two preliminary rounds three outstanding pianists are chosen for the Final in which they each will perform a forty-minute recital in the impressive surroundings of Birmingham's historic Town Hall. Join us in the audience to hear exceptional talent compete for this coveted prize. |
Competition Summary (2019)
FIRST ROUND: Saturday 22nd June, Barber Institute of Fine Arts
Outstanding young pianists (aged 18-28) from across the world competed in the First Round in order to secure a place in the Semi-Final Round.
Outstanding young pianists (aged 18-28) from across the world competed in the First Round in order to secure a place in the Semi-Final Round.
SEMI-FINAL: Sunday 23rd June, Barber Institute of Fine Arts
Outstanding young pianists (aged 18-28) from across the world competed in the Semi-Final Round with three chosen to compete in the Final Round.
Outstanding young pianists (aged 18-28) from across the world competed in the Semi-Final Round with three chosen to compete in the Final Round.
FINAL: Saturday 29th June 2019, Town Hall, Birmingham
Having proved their mettle in earlier rounds, three outstanding young pianists competed in the grand final. This years finalists were: Ana Gogava,
Juan Mas Choclán, and Karnsiri Laothamatas.
Having proved their mettle in earlier rounds, three outstanding young pianists competed in the grand final. This years finalists were: Ana Gogava,
Juan Mas Choclán, and Karnsiri Laothamatas.
This competition was formerly known as the Brant International Piano Competition.