The Trustees of the Birmingham International Piano Competition regret to announce that, in view of the state of emergency created by the coronavirus, the 2020 competition has been cancelled. The entry fees of those who have already applied will be refunded. Please revisit this website for information about the 2021 competition.
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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. |
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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.
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This competition was formerly known as the Brant International Piano Competition.