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International Theobald Böhm Competition for Flute and Alto Flute
Next edition
- Edition
- 2028
- Dates
- 6-10 March 2028
- Location
- Schloss Nymphenburg (Johannissaal), Munich
- Registration deadline
- 15 February 2028
- Fee
- EUR 100
Overview
International flute competition in Munich (Schloss Nymphenburg) devoted to the music of Theobald Böhm, held roughly every three years since 2006. Open to flutists up to age 32; includes a special round and prize for alto flute in G and a prize for the best participant under 20.
- Organiser
- Theobald-Böhm-Gesellschaft e.V. / Theobald-Böhm-Stiftung
- Instruments
- Flute, Alto flute
- Category
- Solo flute
- Age limits
- up to 32
Rules & repertoire
Registration & fee
Postal application with biography, photo, ID copy, programme and proof of fee payment (email registration not accepted).
Rounds & time limits
- Round 1: about 15 min
- Round 2: about 16 participants, about 25 min
- Alto flute round for best alto flute players
- Round 3: about 8 participants, about 20 min
- Winners' concert
Repertoire
2028: Round 1 Böhm Etude Op. 37 No. 15 or 22, Schubert/Böhm Ständchen (flute or alto flute), a Telemann Fantasia; Round 2 Böhm Souvenir d'Altdorf Op. 23, first movement of Hindemith/Martinu/Prokofiev sonata, Bozza Image or Karg-Elert Sonata appassionata; alto flute round Schubert/Böhm Das Fischermädchen; Round 3 Böhm Andante Op. 27 or 31 plus Grande Polonaise Op. 16 or Variations Op. 21.
Jury & prizes
Jury
- Martin Belič (President)
- Mario Bruno
- Meng Deng
- Marija Đurđević
- Andriy Karpyak
- Ulla Miilmann
- Nikos Nikopoulos
Prizes
- 1st prize: EUR 5,000
- 2nd prize: EUR 3,000
- 3rd prize: EUR 2,000
- Special prize for best alto flute in G
- Special prize for best participant under 20
Past editions
- 2025 — Munich source
1st: Haeun Kim (South Korea); 2nd: Anamarija Lajh (Slovenia); 3rd: Ana Tutić (Croatia); Alto flute prize: Anamarija Lajh (Slovenia); Under-20 prize: Chayeun Kim (South Korea) - 2022 — Munich source
1st: Metka Crnugelj (Slovenia); 2nd: Jeongyeon Lee (South Korea); 3rd: Eva Faganelj (Slovenia)
Summarised from official sources, last checked 10 Nov 2026. Main source