Paris - Concours Long-Thibaud

Deadlines

2025 / Piano

Agenda

2025: Piano

Concours Long-Thibaud is a piano and violin competition open to young performers from all over the world taking place in Paris. It will celebrate its 80th birthday in 2023 and was created by the two French musicians whose name it bears: the pianist Marguerite Long (1874-1966) who premiered Ravel´s Concerto in G, and the violinist Jacques Thibaud (1880-1953).

Devoting herself to young performers, Marguerite Long donated her entire fortune to realize the first competition in 1943. She was helped by many during the following years, and in 1957 the French government offered its formal support.

Next competitions: 2022 (Piano), 2023 (Violin)

New website: www.long-thibaud.org (under construction)

Contact

Fondation Long-Thibaud
Ginevra Ruspoli de La Rochefoucauld
32 avenue Matignon
75008 Paris
France

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Kenji Miura (Japan), 1st Prize/Piano, 2019

Diana Tishchenko (Ukraine), 1st Prize/Violin, 2018

Julian Trevelyan (UK), 1st Prize/ Violin, 205

Allen Pritchin (Russia), 1st Prize/ Violin, 2014

Solenne Laidassi (France), 1st Prize/ Violin, 2010

Hibiki Tamura (Japan), 1st Prize/Piano, 2007