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Montreal International Music Competition (Concours musical international de Montreal)
Prochaine édition
- Édition
- 2027
- Dates
- Du 24 avril au 5 mai 2027 (piano 2027)
- Lieu
- Montréal
Source : concoursmontreal.ca
Vue d'ensemble
The Montreal competition runs one discipline per year on a rotating schedule (Violin 2026 was held 27 May to 4 June 2026). Candidates submit an application with a non-refundable fee, photos, references, repertoire list and three audition videos, then compete in a first round and semi-final with piano, followed by Mozart and Grand finals with orchestra.
- Organisateur
- Concours musical international de Montréal (CMIM), 305, avenue du Mont-Royal Est, Montréal
- Instruments
- Chant, Violon, Piano (disciplines en alternance chaque année : piano 2027, chant 2028, violon 2029 à venir)
- Catégorie
- Piano solo, Violon solo, Opéra et chant (toutes spécialités)
- Instrument en alternance
- Piano 2027, Voice 2028, Violin 2029
Prochaine édition : Piano
Chant : prochaine édition en 2028 · Violon : prochaine édition en 2029 - Limites d'âge
- Violin 2026: born between 1995 and 2009 inclusive. Other categories not verified.
Règlement & répertoire
Inscription & droits
deadline: 31 October 2025
fee: CAD 200, non-refundable (Violin 2026)
howToApply: Online via Muvac.com: form, fee, two photos, two references, repertoire list and three audition videos (Paganini caprice, Bach fugue, Beethoven sonata slow movement, excluding No. 9).
Tours & durées
- First Round: program of 25 to 30 minutes (with piano)
- Semifinal: program of 50 to 55 minutes (with piano)
- Mozart Final: with orchestra
- Grand Final: with orchestra; Closing Award Ceremony 4 June 2026
Répertoire
First Round: at least three works from three periods (a Baroque work, a virtuosic work from a listed composer, a work of choice). Semifinal: at least three works, including a complete sonata by a listed composer, a work of choice and a work by a Canadian composer. Mozart Final: one of four Mozart violin concertos (K.207, K.211, K.216, K.218). Grand Final: a major concerto from Appendix 2 list.
Jury & prix
Jury
- Violin 2026 jury chaired by Canadian violinist Lucie Robert; other members were to be announced in September 2025.
Prix
- Violin 2026 (CAD): more than 150,000 in prizes, awards and grants. First prize 70,000 (30,000 cash + 40,000 grant); second 25,000 (15,000 + 10,000 grant); third 20,000 (10,000 + 10,000 grant); audience choice award 5,000; Andre-Bourbeau Award 5,000; best Canadian work 2,500; unranked finalist grants 3,000 each.
Éditions précédentes
- 2026 — Montreal (27 May to 4 June 2026) source
Violin: First Prize Koshiro Takeuchi (grand cash prize CAD 30,000 plus Joseph-Rouleau Career Development Grant CAD 40,000, per competitor page).
Résumé à partir des sources officielles, vérifié le 10 nov. 2026. Source principale