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International Piano Competition Prize Jaén (Premio Jaén de Piano)

Jaén, Espagne

Site officiel Règlement & répertoire

Prochaine édition

Édition
2027
Dates
Du 2 au 10 avril 2027
Lieu
Jaén
Date limite d'inscription
28 January 2027
Droits d'inscription
€80, nonrefundable

Source : premiopiano.dipujaen.es

Vue d'ensemble

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.

Organisateur
Diputación de Jaén
Instruments
Piano
Catégorie
Piano solo
Limites d'âge
Nés entre le 1er avril 1995 et le 1er avril 2013 (édition 2027) ; les anciens lauréats sont exclus

Règlement & répertoire

Inscription & droits

  • 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.

Tours & durées

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.

Répertoire

  • 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.

Source : Official 2027 conditions · Official Jaén repertoire by round · Organizer timetable

Jury & prix

Jury

  • Albert Attenelle (president)
  • Ernesto Rocío Blanco (secretary)
  • Pilar Bilbao
  • Gustavo Díaz Jerez
  • Daniel Levy
  • Graham Scott
  • Michiko Tsuda
  • Maria Zisi

Prix

  • 1er prix : 20 000 €, médaille d'or, diplôme et tournée de quatre concerts
  • 2e prix : 15 000 €
  • 3e prix : 12 000 €
  • Musique de chambre : 8 000 €
  • Romantic Music EUR 8,000
  • Rosa Sabater (Spanish music) EUR 6,000
  • Musique contemporaine : 6 000 €
  • Prix du public

Éditions précédentes

  • 2026 — Jaén source
    1st: Ayumu Ibaraki; Honours: Ruggiero Fiorella; Honours: Yusuke Suzuki

Résumé à partir des sources officielles, vérifié le 14 nov. 2026. Source principale