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The Best Classical Musicians Awards is a prestigious international online music competition open to musicians of all ages and genres. The competition welcomes participants from around the globe, including instrumentalists, vocalists, composers, and conductors. Applications are currently open for the 2026 Season 4 round, with an application deadline of October 15, 2026 and results announcement scheduled for November 5, 2026. The competition is arranged by the World Online Music Competitions Organization. The competition operates on a seasonal basis with multiple rounds per year, as evidenced by the results pages listed for various 2025 and 2026 seasons. Further details regarding specific categories, requirements, awards, entry fees, jury composition, and the full application process are referenced on the website but are not elaborated in this excerpt of the page content.

The Claude Debussy International Music Competition is an online competition open to all instruments, conducting, composition, voice, chamber music, orchestra, choir, and music creators. The competition operates on a seasonal basis, with the 2026 Season 4 accepting applications with a deadline of 10th October 2026, with results announced on 29th October 2026. The competition is organized by the World Online Music Competition Organization. Applications are submitted through the official competition website, with an "Apply Now" option available. The competition maintains a newsletter subscription service to keep participants informed of upcoming deadlines and results. Contact information is provided via email at debussymusiccompetition@gmail.com, and the organization maintains a presence on Instagram and Facebook for social media engagement. The competition accepts entries from music creators across a diverse range of categories and disciplines, reflecting a commitment to supporting varied musical talent and practice.

An international online music competition open to all instruments, musical styles, voices, composition, conducting, ensembles, choirs, and orchestras. Participants are evaluated based on musical style and age group across categories including Baroque, Classical, Romantic, and Contemporary. Judged by an international panel of professionals with awards including Master Prize, Absolute First Prize, First Prize, and Second Prize.

The Concours International de Musique Jean-Philippe Rameau (Jean-Philippe Rameau International Music Competition) is an online competition open to music artists of all instruments, voices, composition, conducting, ensembles, choirs, orchestras, and creators of all ages. The competition operates on a seasonal basis, with Season 4 of 2026 currently accepting applications. The competition provides a platform for musicians and composers worldwide to showcase their talents and compete for recognition and awards. Results from previous seasons are made available to participants and the public, demonstrating the competition's ongoing operation and commitment to transparency in judging outcomes.

An international music competition open online to all instruments, voices, composition, conducting and chamber music. The Schubert International Music Competition UK offers global recognition for musicians and creative artists of all ages. From your home to the international stage — easy application, no travel required.

An international online music competition for musicians under the age of 28 from all countries. The competition looks for talented musicians with excellent musical skills, strong personality and fantastic creativity in their video performance. Open to all instruments, voices, compositions and ensembles. Features a unique competition system designed by world-class education specialists, providing professional pathways and resources for musicians to build higher musical skills.

A global online classical music competition open to musicians worldwide, accepting video submissions. Open to all instruments, conducting, composition, voice, ensemble, and creators. Provides musicians with the opportunity to showcase their artistry, receive professional evaluation, and gain international recognition.

The Saint-Saëns International Music Competition is an online music competition open to all instruments, voices, conducting, composition, chamber music, ensemble, choir, orchestra, and creators. The competition operates on a seasonal basis, with multiple competition seasons per year. The 2026 Season 3 applications are currently open, with an application deadline of 12th September 2026 and results to be announced on 2nd October 2026. The competition accepts entries across a broad range of musical categories and disciplines. Participants can subscribe to the competition's mailing list to receive news and reminders about upcoming application deadlines and results. The competition is administered by Saint-Saëns Music Competition and can be contacted at saintsaensmusiccompetition@gmail.com.

The Berlioz International Music Competition is an open online music competition accepting entries across all instruments, voice, conducting, composition, chamber music, choir, orchestra, and music creators. The competition operates on a seasonal basis with multiple application deadlines throughout the year. The 2026 Season 3 has an application deadline of 10th September 2026, with results to be announced on 1st October 2026. Applications are currently open. The competition offers multiple categories and maintains a structured awards programme. Detailed requirements for each category are available on the competition website. The organization maintains records of past results across multiple seasons dating back to 2024, indicating an established and ongoing competition structure. Interested applicants can contact the competition directly at berliozcompetition@gmail.com for further information.

The Francesca Lebrun International Music Competition is an open online music competition welcoming participants across all instruments, conducting, composition, voice, chamber music, choir, orchestra, and music creators. The competition operates multiple seasons annually, with 2026 Season 3 currently open for applications. Participants can apply online regardless of their location. The competition maintains an active results archive documenting previous seasons' outcomes. The organizer is a member of the World Online Music Competitions Organization. Applications are reviewed and winners are announced on published dates for each season.

A distinguished online competition open to musicians from around the world, offering various categories based on style, age, and theme. Participants can showcase their artistry and achieve international recognition. The competition welcomes instrumentalists, conductors, singers, video creators, composers, and writers.

Universal Stars is an online music competition in its 19th edition, open to all instruments, vocals, composition, conducting, and chamber music. The competition operates in the digital age as a premier online platform for musicians of diverse backgrounds and specializations. Applications are currently open for the 2026 season with an application deadline of 14th August 2026 and results announced on 5th September 2026. The competition has a long history spanning 19 editions, with past competitions documented and results available on the website. Participants can explore categories, submit applications, view prize information, and access details about judges and past winners. The organization offers exclusive memorabilia and packaging options for competitors. Contact information is provided via email at usmusiccompetition@gmail.com, and the competition maintains a mailing list for updates and news about upcoming editions and results.

Couperin International Music Competition is a global online music competition open to musicians of all ages and levels. The competition is organized by the World Online Music Competitions Organization (WOMCO) and accepts entries across a comprehensive range of categories including all orchestral and chamber instruments, conducting, composition, voice, chamber music, choirs, orchestras, and music creators. The competition operates on a seasonal basis, with the 2026 Season 3 currently accepting applications. The application deadline for 2026 Season 3 is 6th August 2026, with results to be announced on 27th August 2026. Applications are submitted online via the official competition website. The competition maintains a public record of past results across multiple seasons (2024 and 2025 results are available for review). Winners are featured on the competition's website and the organization maintains active communication with participants through their newsletter. The competition is overseen by the World Online Music Competitions Organization and is governed by their terms and conditions, privacy policy, and cookie policy.

UK International Music Competition Online is a global online music competition open to participants from all countries, welcoming instrumentalists, vocalists, composers, conductors, and ensembles. The competition is open to professionals, students, amateurs, and emerging music creators of all levels. The current season (2026) features a deadline of 30th July 2026, with results announced on 24th August 2026. The competition runs multiple seasons throughout the year, with past winners including Klara Kobolt (Flute, 2025 Season 2, Slovenia), Hiori Nagayama (Flute, 2025 Season 1, Japan), Juan Francisco Tortosa Esteve (Composition, 2025 Season 1, Spain), and Leone Pini (Violin, 2024 Season 2, Italy). The competition features multiple performance categories and provides a platform for musicians to reach audiences beyond their local regions. Winners receive recognition and medals, and the competition maintains a public archive of results from recent seasons.

A prestigious online competition open to all musicians worldwide. Participants can showcase their skills, gain international recognition, and elevate their musical journey. The competition welcomes instrumentalists, singers, composers, conductors, video creators, and writers.

The Jean-Philippe Rameau International Music Competition (Concours International de Musique Jean-Philippe Rameau) is an online competition open to musicians of all instruments, voices, composition, conducting, ensembles, choirs, orchestras, and creators of all ages. The competition operates on a seasonal basis, with multiple competition rounds throughout the year. For the 2026 Season 4, applications are currently open with a deadline of 26th September, 2026, and results scheduled for announcement on 17th October, 2026. The competition welcomes participants across a broad range of musical categories and disciplines, making it an inclusive platform for diverse musical professionals and artists. The organization maintains records of previous winners and results from prior competition seasons, which are available to prospective applicants.

The Claude Debussy International Music Competition is an online competition open to all instruments, conducting, composition, voice, chamber music, orchestra, choir, and music creators. The competition operates on a seasonal basis, with multiple application cycles throughout the year. The 2026 Season 4 application deadline is 10th October 2026, with results to be announced on 29th October 2026. Applications are currently open. The competition is organized by the World Online Music Competition Organization and can be accessed through their website. Participants interested in applying should visit the application portal and submit their entries before the stated deadline. Results from previous seasons are available on the competition website, including results from 2025 and earlier seasons.

The competition is open to participants in Keyboard, Strings, Woodwinds, Brass, Percussion, Voice, Ensemble, Conducting, and Composition. Entries are assessed by an international panel of musicians and educators, with careful consideration given to technical ability, musical understanding, artistic expression, and creativity. Participants submit performance videos online, eliminating geographical barriers and making participation accessible to musicians worldwide.

Couperin International Music Competition is a global online music awards platform open to musicians of all ages and levels. The competition accepts entries across a wide range of categories including all instruments, conducting, composition, voice, chamber music, choir, orchestra, and music creator categories. The competition operates on a seasonal basis, with the 2026 Season 3 currently open for applications. The application deadline for the 2026 Season 3 is 6th August 2026, with results to be announced on 27th August 2026. The organization is administered by the World Online Music Competitions Organization (WOMCO) and is affiliated with the Louis Couperin International Music Competition. The competition maintains a newsletter subscription service to keep applicants informed of upcoming opportunities and results. Past results from previous seasons (2024 and 2025) are available on the website, and the competition publishes winner information and testimonials. Contact is available via email at couperincompetition@gmail.com, and the organization maintains social media presence on Facebook and Instagram.

The Clementi International Music Competition is an open online music competition welcoming participants across all instruments, conducting, composition, voice, ensembles, and creators. The competition operates on a seasonal format with multiple submission rounds throughout the year. The 2026 season has an application deadline of 15th September 2026, with results announced on 6th October 2026. Previous seasons in 2025 and 2024 have been completed with results available. Participants can apply through the competition website and browse available categories before submission. The organizers maintain contact through Clementicompetition@gmail.com and provide information on how to apply, competition categories, awards, and past winners through their website.

A global online music competition designed to challenge the virtuosity, musical interpretation, and artistic excellence of performers worldwide. Open to all instruments, voice, conducting, composition, and chamber music, with no age limitation and welcoming participants from all countries.

The World Exceptional Musicians International Competition is an online music competition welcoming pianists, instrumentalists, composers, vocalists, and chamber musicians from worldwide, with no age restrictions or country limitations. The competition operates on a seasonal basis, with the 2026 Season 1 currently accepting applications. It provides participants with the opportunity to showcase their talent on an international stage through an online platform. The competition features multiple categories across all instruments, voices, composition, conducting, and chamber music ensembles. The organization publishes results and maintains a record of previous winners, including recognition of notable performers such as Alexandra Kazanskaya who received the Diamond Prize award. For the 2026 Season 1, the application deadline is 20th July 2026, with results announced on 12th August 2026. The competition has been operating since at least 2023 and maintains regular seasonal cycles with detailed results and winner recognition published publicly.

One of the leading international online music competitions open to participants of all ages and backgrounds — from solo instrumentalists and vocalists to conductors, chamber ensembles, traditional musicians, composers, and creative video artists. With a wide range of categories covering all instruments and age groups.

An international online music competition combining the tradition of performance excellence and personal creativity. Open to classical musicians of all ages and all instruments - solo, ensemble and choir. Musicians of all genres and backgrounds including pianists, violinists, singers, conductors, composers, ensembles, and orchestras.

Online music competition open to all instruments, voices, composition, conducting, chamber, choir, orchestra and creators. Features multiple categories according to candidates' ages and performing styles. Awards include personal posters, media showcase and more.

An international composition competition open to composers of all ages and nationalities. Competitors submit original compositions in two sections: Section A (piano solo, piano duo, or piano trio as soundtrack for a video), or Section B (piano with string orchestra). Winning compositions will be performed at a public concert in Falcade (Belluno), Italy on December 29, 2026. The competition celebrates the tenth anniversary and honors sculptor, painter and engraver Dante Moro (1933-2009).

International classical music competition held at Carnegie Hall's Weill Recital Hall on January 25, 2027. Open to all instruments and music forms including solo, chamber music, ensemble, vocal, choral, classical, crossover, and more. Four age divisions: 6-11, 12-18, 19-26, and 27+. Finalists perform at Carnegie Hall with awards including cash prizes, recommendation letters, professional photos/video, media exposure, and a Grand Prize for album distribution support across major global platforms.

Celebrating musical excellence across all instruments, voice, composition, film music, conducting, chamber music, music video, and music writings. An international online music competition for performers, composers & creators worldwide, open to musicians of all ages, styles, and backgrounds with no nationality or age restrictions.

The Haydn Young Musician Competition UK is an online music competition open to musicians from all majors and disciplines. The platform provides a unique opportunity for young talents to showcase their skills and passion for music. The competition welcomes entries across all major instrument categories, as well as conducting, singing, instrumental performance, and chamber music. Entry fees start from £35. The 2026 Autumn Season has an application deadline of 21 August 2026, with results to be announced on 15 September 2026. The competition is a member competition under WOMCO (World Music Competitions Organization).

DV YOUNG SOUNDS is an international recording competition dedicated to young performers and chamber ensembles, promoted by Da Vinci Publishing® in collaboration with EGEA Music. The 2026 edition (6th edition) offers professional recording, publication, promotion, distribution, and financial support. First Prize worth €10,000 (including €4,000 monetary award), Second Prize worth €5,000 (including €1,000 monetary award). Open to musicians aged 18 to 33 performing solo to ensembles (duo to sextet, with or without piano), all instruments and voices, with repertoire of composers deceased by 1952.

Colorado's Premier Emerging Artist Competition. Pre-professional musicians showcase their artistry with a feature performance on one of the Chamber Orchestra's main season Subscription Series concerts. Winners receive $2,000 plus $500 towards a charity of choice, plus perform with the Chamber Orchestra of the Springs in the 2027-2028 season. Applicants must be an undergraduate student, graduate student, or a recent alum (class of 2024, 2025, or 2026). US citizenship or permanent residency required.

International competition for violin, viola, and string quartet, dedicated to the legacy of Ignaz Anton Schuppanzigh, an influential violinist and chamber musician of the early 19th century. The competition aims to provide young musicians and emerging artists with an international platform to evaluate their skills, gain valuable performance experience, and present their musical talents. Final round is live in Vienna on 26 September 2026, with winners performing at Mozarthaus Vienna on 27 September 2026.

UK International Music Competition is a global online music competition open to participants from all countries. The competition welcomes instrumentalists, vocalists, composers, conductors, and ensembles of all levels—whether professional, student, amateur, or emerging music creators. The competition operates on a seasonal basis, with multiple competition seasons held throughout the year. The current 2026 season has an application deadline of 30th July 2026, with results to be announced on 24th August 2026. The competition is conducted entirely online, allowing participants from around the world to submit entries remotely. The competition accepts entries across multiple categories, welcoming a diverse range of musical disciplines and formats. Past winners have included flautists, composers, violinists, and other instrumentalists from various countries including Slovenia, Japan, Spain, and Italy, demonstrating the international reach and recognition of the competition. The organizers maintain a mailing list for updates and provide detailed information about categories, awards, requirements, jury information, and results on their website. Contact inquiries can be directed to ukmusiccompetition@gmail.com.

The tenth anniversary edition of the Windsor Festival International String Competition, seeking exceptional young string soloists aged 16-26. Features a concerto grand finale where three selected competitors perform with full orchestra. Prizes valued at over £40,000 including £5,000 first prize, recording opportunity with Champs Hill Records, concerto performance with Royal Philharmonic Orchestra at Windsor Castle, and ongoing career support.

The Gregynog Young Musician competition was founded in 2005 and has become a prestigious annual event. Entrants must be eighteen years old or under and have reached Grade 8 or the equivalent on any orchestral, brass band or percussion instrument. The entrant must live or study in the United Kingdom. Up to eighteen contestants are selected to perform in the semi-finals in front of a panel of specialist adjudicators. The competition is divided into 5 separate categories: Gregynog Young String Player of the Year, Gregynog Young Pianist of the Year, Gregynog Young Woodwind Player of the Year, Gregynog Young Brass Player of the Year, and Gregynog Young Harpist/Guitarist/Percussionist of the Year. Prize: Overall winner receives £3,000. Five semi-finalist winners receive £500 each. Young Accompanist winner receives the Chairman's Trophy and £200.

The Chicago International Violin Competition (CVC) is an international online violin competition held via video submission, celebrating over 20 years of musical excellence. The competition is designed to provide promising young artists ages 7-28 the opportunity to showcase their talents on the world stage and deepen their musical abilities. The competition is divided into two main divisions: Young Artist (ages 7-17) and Senior Artist (ages 18-28). Both divisions are assessed by world-renowned judges. Applicants are required to submit video performances according to the specific repertoire requirements for their respective divisions. The competition employs a virtual format, allowing participants to compete from anywhere by submitting their performances online, which represents a unique and innovative approach to international violin competitions. The application deadline is October 31, 2026, with the competition date set for November 22, 2026. Early application is encouraged to ensure entry into the competition. The organizing body maintains an active social media presence and publishes regular content, including a blog with information relating to violin knowledge and ability, interviews, and videos of past competition performances available on their YouTube channel. Winners and laureates from previous years have been featured in prominent publications including The Strad and The Violin Channel. The competition aims to inspire talented young violinists and create a new landscape in the international violin competition world through its accessible virtual participation model.

International competition under 36 for soloists and chamber groups up to sextet. 6th edition. Two-phase competition: preliminary video submission (minimum 12 minutes, maximum 20 minutes) followed by final concert performances (maximum 55 minutes) at Società Letteraria in Verona. Open to musicians of all nationalities. Soloists must not exceed 36 years old at registration; for ensembles, the average age of members must not exceed 36 years.

Hosted by the Kosciuszko Foundation in New York, this competition honors violinist-composer Henryk Wieniawski and is open to violinists aged 16 to 30 who are US citizens, permanent residents, or valid visa holders. More than $20,000 in cash prizes and performance awards are on offer.