2025 Queen Elisabeth Competition - Piano
The world's most talented pianists compete in the prestigious Queen Elisabeth Competition! Discover those who stood out during the 2025 edition.
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The world's most talented pianists compete in the prestigious Queen Elisabeth Competition! Discover those who stood out during the 2025 edition.
The Queen Elisabeth Competition is a household name both in Belgium and abroad. Since its creation in the 1930s, the competition has become one of the most prestigious springboards for up-and-coming musical talent in the classical music world. Editions are held alternately for violin, piano, voice and cello.
In 2025, this famous competition will once again be dedicated to the piano, with pianists from all over the world competing for the coveted prizes of the Queen Elisabeth Competition. Discover the winners of this year’s competition at these laureate concerts!
Created with the support of the Belgian Tax Shelter through Casa Kafka Pictures.
Come and discover two Belgian premieres, a world premiere and the Labèque sisters playing Philip Glass's Double Piano Concerto.
A short but intense concert on a Friday night, featuring the French star pianist Alexandre Kantorow venturing into Brahms’ Second Piano Concerto.
On the final day of the Brahms Festival, the orchestra plays the Second Symphony. Then, Alexandre Kantorow performs the First Piano Concerto.
A French programme with music by Debussy and Messiaen, and pianist Alexandre Tharaud performing Ravel’s two Pianoconcerto's.
Ravel’s biggest orchestra work Daphnis et Chloé, preceded by Liszt’s First Piano Concerto performed by George Li.
Orchestra gems by Lili Boulanger, Richard Strauss and Richard Dubugnon next to Saint-Saëns Second Piano Concerto with pianist Bertrand Chamayou.
