$235,000 in prizes and awards $235,000 in prizes and awards

$235.000 in prizes and awards

The Concours musical international de Montréal (CMIM) will give out a record amount in prizes and awards during its next piano edition, presented online, free of charge, from April 26 to May 14.

Never could such a sum be offered without the exceptional contribution of generous partners who support our mission.

Among the prizes and special awards, four newly added ones are featured below:

$75,000 – Solo recording on the Steinway & Sons record label and launch event at Steinway Hall in New York City
offered by Steinway & Sons
An exceptional calling card for our First Prize.

$15,000 – Normand Beauchamp winner’s concert tour in three North-American cities
offered by Sarah Beauchamp
A wonderful opportunity for our First Prize winner  to make his or her debut on new stages and lay the foundations for an international career.

$7,500 – Concerto performance with the CMIM’s official orchestra, the OSM
offered by the Orchestre symphonique de Montréal
A prize allowing us to applaud the grand winner of the Piano 2021 Edition on the Maison symphonique stage, once the current sanitary situation allows it.

 

WORLD PREMIERE
WITHIN THE WORLD FEDERATION
OF INTERNATIONAL MUSIC COMPETITIONS

$5,000 – Bita Cattelan Philanthropic Engagement Award 
offered by Bita Cattelan
The CMIM innovates with the creation of this prize, the threefold objective of which is:
 
• Recognizing and encouraging the competitors’ philanthropic involvement
• Encouraging an openness to the world and its diverse community
• Developing a sense of civic engagement in artists

The Bita Cattelan Philanthropic Engagement Award recognizes a competitor who has demonstrated an outstanding commitment to community through volunteerism, involvement, or support of a charitable cause. A portion of the award will be donated to a cause or project presented by the competitor.

The CMIM salutes the work of the jury members of the Bita-Cattelan Philanthropic Engagement Award under the chairmanship of Jean-Pierre Primiani: Bita Cattelan, Nicolas Ellis, François Leclair and Andrew Wan.

 

See all the Prizes