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Long-Thibaud International Competition (Piano)

Paris, France

Next edition

No future edition is announced on the official pages we could check.

Overview

Founded by pianist Marguerite Long and violinist Jacques Thibaud, the Long-Thibaud Competition in Paris alternates between piano and violin editions. Laureates receive financial support, recording and concert opportunities and instrument loans.

Organiser
Fondation Long-Thibaud
Instruments
Piano, Violin
Category
Solo piano, Solo violin
Rotating
Alternates piano and violin; Nov 2026 was violin, next piano edition not announced
Next edition's instrument not announced

Rules & repertoire

Registration & fee

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Rounds & time limits

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Repertoire

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Jury & prizes

Jury

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Prizes

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Past editions

  • 2025 — Paris source
    1st Saehyun Kim (South Korea); 3rd Hyo Lee (South Korea); 4th Masaharu Kambara (Japan); 4th ex aequo Tiankun Ma (China); 5th Eric Guo (Canada)
  • 2022 — Paris source
    1st ex aequo Masaya Kamei (Japan); 1st ex aequo Hyuk Lee (South Korea); 3rd Michael Davidman (USA); 4th Kotaro Shigemori (Japan); 5th Heeseong Noh (South Korea); 6th Yiming Guo (China)
  • 2019 — Paris source
    1st Kenji Miura (Japan); 2nd Keigo Mukawa (Japan); 3rd Zhora Sargsyan (Armenia); 4th Jean-Baptiste Doulcet (France); 5th Alexandra Stychkina (Russia); 6th Clément Lefebvre (France)
  • 2015 — Paris source
    2nd Julian Trevelyan (UK); 3rd Kaoru Jitsukawa (Japan); 4th Joo Hyeon Park (South Korea); 5th Madoka Fukami (Japan); 6th Daria Kiseleva (Russia)

Summarised from official sources, last checked 10 Nov 2026. Main source