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International Piano Competition Prize Jaén (Premio Jaén de Piano)
Próxima edición
- Edición
- 2027
- Fechas
- 2–10 de abril de 2027
- Lugar
- Jaén
- Plazo de inscripción
- 28 January 2027
- Cuota de inscripción
- €80, nonrefundable
Fuente: premiopiano.dipujaen.es
Información general
The Premio Jaén is an annual international piano competition in Jaén, Spain, with a chamber music round with the Cosmos Quartet and a concerto final. Up to 60 participants are admitted after video preselection.
- Entidad organizadora
- Diputación de Jaén
- Instrumentos
- Piano
- Categoría
- Piano solo
- Límites de edad
- Nacidos entre el 1 de abril de 1995 y el 1 de abril de 2013 (edición de 2027); quedan excluidos los ganadores anteriores
Bases y repertorio
Inscripción y cuota
- Any nationality, born 1 April 1995–1 April 2013 inclusive. Former first-prize winners excluded. Apply by 28 January 2027, enter all programmes and submit proof of the nonrefundable €80 wire transfer and audition link or eligibility proof for the video waiver. The organizer may ask for a letter of introduction from a recognized teacher when needed. The linked submission form still displays the 2026 edition; verify the active upload checklist before submitting.
- Up to 60 admitted. Notification from 23 February, confirm by email before 5 March. Attend the draw on 1 April at 18:00 and present official ID. Shared room and breakfast while competing.
Eliminatorias y duración
Video preselection · three items in one link
- One Bach prelude and fugue, one étude, and movement I of the Classical sonata. The same video pieces must be submitted for the live programme. Record each item in one take, separately allowed, and provide one unedited link. Prizewinners at WFIMC-member competitions in the last four years may supply proof instead; for age divisions only the oldest category counts.
Round 1 · solo · up to 20 min
- One Bach WTC I or II prelude and fugue, one étude by Chopin, Liszt, Scriabin, Rachmaninoff, Debussy, Bartók, Stravinsky or Ligeti, and one substantial 20th- or 21st-century work. Selections from multi-movement works are permitted for the third item. The étude and the modern work must have different composers.
Round 2 · solo · up to 50 min plus optional commission
- One sonata: Haydn Nos. 31, 33, 42, 43, 47, 49, 53, 59, 60 or 62 (Wiener Urtext numbering); Mozart except K. 545; Beethoven except Op. 49 Nos. 1 and 2 or Op. 79; or Schubert except Wanderer Fantasy D 760.
- One Spanish selection: Albéniz, an Iberia piece except Evocación or Navarra; Falla Fantasía Bética or at least two of his Four Spanish Pieces; or one Granados Goyescas piece including El Pelele as an option. Optional for the contemporary prize: Gustavo Díaz-Jerez’s Yayyan, extra to the 50 minutes. No minimum duration.
Round 3 · 50–75 min · solo then piano quintet
- One substantial Romantic work by Schubert (D 760 or complete D 780, 899, 935 or 946), Mendelssohn, Chopin, Schumann, Liszt, Brahms, Franck or Mussorgsky; finish with one piano quintet by Franck, Brahms, Schumann, Shostakovich or Dvořák (only No. 2 Op. 81), with Cosmos Quartet. Up to six reach this round.
Final · three pianists · choose one concerto
- With Córdoba Orchestra: Beethoven No. 4 or 5, Brahms No. 1, Chopin No. 1 or 2, Rachmaninoff No. 2, Schumann Op. 54 or Tchaikovsky No. 1.
Repertorio
- One item per section unless multiple works from a shared opus or an explicit exception. Play from memory except the commission and chamber music. No changes after the application deadline. Prior Rosa Sabater or Chamber Music winners must choose a different work to compete for the same special prize again.
Fuente: Official 2027 conditions · Official Jaén repertoire by round · Organizer timetable
Jurado y premios
Jurado
- Albert Attenelle (president)
- Ernesto Rocío Blanco (secretary)
- Pilar Bilbao
- Gustavo Díaz Jerez
- Daniel Levy
- Graham Scott
- Michiko Tsuda
- Maria Zisi
Premios
- 1.er premio: 20.000 €, medalla de oro, diploma y una gira de cuatro conciertos
- 2.º premio: 15.000 €
- 3.er premio: 12.000 €
- Música de cámara: 8000 €
- Romantic Music EUR 8,000
- Rosa Sabater (Spanish music) EUR 6,000
- Música contemporánea: 6000 €
- Premio del público
Ediciones anteriores
- 2026 — Jaén fuente
1st: Ayumu Ibaraki; Honours: Ruggiero Fiorella; Honours: Yusuke Suzuki
Resumido a partir de fuentes oficiales; última revisión: 14 nov 2026. Fuente principal