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Stuttgart International Violin Competition

Stoccarda, Germania · Internationaler Violinwettbewerb Stuttgart

Prossima edizione

Edizione
2027
Date
21–28 febbraio 2027
Luogo
Stuttgart, Germany (finals in the Beethoven Hall, Liederhalle Stuttgart)
Scadenza delle iscrizioni
31 luglio 2026 (iscrizioni aperte dal 1° febbraio 2026)

Fonte: guadagnini-foundation.com

Panoramica

The Stuttgart International Violin Competition, organised by the Guadagnini Foundation, awards prizes totalling EUR 70,000 and a three-year loan of a Guadagnini violin to the winner. It consists of two preliminary rounds and a two-part final with the Stuttgart Philharmonic.

Ente organizzatore
Guadagnini Foundation (Guadagnini Stiftung)
Strumenti
Violino
Categoria
Violino solista
Limiti di età
Violinists born after 31 July 1997 (2027 edition); no older than 28 at the application deadline

Regolamento & repertorio

Iscrizione & quota

Online via muvac.com; registration opened 1 February 2026 and closed 31 July 2026.

Prove & durate

  • Preliminary Round 1: 22-23 February 2027
  • Preliminary Round 2: 24 February 2027
  • Final Part 1: 26 February 2027
  • Final Part 2: 27 February 2027

Repertorio

Preliminary Round 1: Bach (BWV 1001 Adagio or BWV 1003 Grave), Bartók solo sonata Fuga, Dupont 'Journée de printemps' Nos. 1 and 2. Preliminary Round 2: a Schumann violin sonata, a work by Paganini, Ernst or Ysaÿe, and the commissioned work 'Schwung' by Avner Dorman. Final Part 1: Schubert Rondo D 438 with the Cuarteto Arriaga. Final Part 2: Brahms, Dvořák, Mendelssohn or Schumann (WoO 1) concerto with the Stuttgart Philharmonic Orchestra under Michał Nesterowicz (2027 edition).

Giuria & premi

Giuria

  • Christoph Poppen
  • Ilya Kaler
  • Harald Eggebrecht
  • Ning Feng
  • Ida Kavafian
  • Daniel Stabrawa
  • Friederike Starkloff
  • Ulf Wallin
  • Tianwa Yang

Premi

  • 1° premio: 35.000 EUR, ingaggi concertistici, un violino Guadagnini in prestito per tre anni, management artistico
  • 2° premio: 16.000 EUR
  • 3° premio: 10.000 EUR
  • 4° premio: 6.000 EUR
  • Special prize for the commissioned work: EUR 3,000

Edizioni precedenti

  • 2024 — Stuttgart, Germany fonte
    1st: Anna Im; 2nd: Ruslan Talas; 3rd: Matthew Hakkarainen; 4th: Xiaozhuo Wang; Special prize: Jakow Pavlenko
  • 2021 — Stuttgart, Germany fonte
    1st: Eva Rabchevska; 2nd: Hana Chang; 3rd: Anna Agafia Egholm; 4th: Gyehee Kim; Special prize: Hana Chang

Sintesi delle fonti ufficiali, ultima verifica: 10 nov 2026. Fonte principale