The 16th edition of the piano competition takes place from 3 May until 14 June. For more information on the different public rounds and on how to book, click here.
 

Would you like an inside view of the encounter between master and pupil?
Then come and join us at the MIM from 18 until 21 May for the 2010 master classes by four internationally renowned members of the jury of the piano competition, David Lively, Anne Queffélec, Staffan Scheja and Tamás Vasary, who will share their artistry and their knowledge with young pianists.

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The rules and repertoire lists for the 2011 Voice competition are available on the applications website.

The name of the Laureate of this Competition will be published on 21 May 2010. The selected work will be premiered at the Palais des Beaux-Arts in Brussels on 24 May 2010 by the finalists of the 2010 Piano Competition and the National Orchestra of Belgium conducted by Marin Alsop.

Ray Chen has won the 2009 violin competition. Second prize is Lorenzo Gatto and third prize Ilian Garnet. Go to the laureates' page to find out more.
Ray Chen has also been awarded the Klara-Canvasprijs (prize of the public of the VRT) and Lorenzo Gatto the Prix Musiq'3-Jacques Stehman (prize of the public of the RTBF).

Korean composer CHO Eun-Hwa has won the Grand Prize of The Queen Elisabeth International Music Competition of Belgium for Composition 2008 - SABAM prize. Her work for violin and orchestra, Agens, has been performed at the Brussels Centre for Fine Arts (Palais des Beaux-Arts) by the 12 finalists in the Violin Competition (May 2009).