Eurovision Young Musicians

Next competition:	14.05.2010
Next deadline:	2012
Categories for the next competition:	All

City:	Various
Age range:	1-19
Structure:	One participant is selected in each participating country; they compete in semi-finals and a final round, accompanied by orchestra and televised throughout Europe
Cycle:	every two years
Categories:	All
Organiser:	European Broadcasting Union
Contact:	This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it
Website:	http://www.ebu.ch/, http://www.youngmusicians.tv/

Rules: 2010 rules

Prizes: 1st, 2nd and 3rd prizes. In 2008 also an audience prize.

Application: Via national television stations – different procedure in every country.

Background: The EYM competition began in 1982, with six participating countries and has become one of the most important classical music competitions on an international level. The aim of the competition is to offer a stage to young talent in the field of classical music and help them embark on an international career. The new format, introduced in 2006, has been very popular not only with the large audience in Vienna, but also with television viewers throughout Europe. Some of the improvements include the introduction of an on-stage international jury, headed by Sir Roger Norrington.

Last updated: 15.03.2010

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Junior group – under 17 years of age

1^st prize – the Golden Violin – 7000 PLN

2^nd prize – the Silver Violin – 5000 PLN

3^rd prize – the Bronze Violin – 4000 PLN

4^th prize – the Bronze Violin – 2000 PLN

5^th prize – the Bronze Violin – 1000 PLN

Senior group – from 17 to 25 years of age

1^st prize – the Golden Violin – 10000 PLN

2^nd prize – the Silver Violin – 7000 PLN

3^rd prize – the Bronze Violin – 4000 PLN