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Long-Thibaud International Competition (Piano)
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
Not published on the official pages we could check.Rounds & time limits
Not published on the official pages we could check.Repertoire
Not published on the official pages we could check.Jury & prizes
Jury
Not published on the official pages we could check.Prizes
Not published on the official pages we could check.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