IX Stockholm International Music Competition (online)
May 15 — June 15, 2022
The application period has expired!!
Good luck in the competition!
We would like to offer to your attention the estimated schedule of competition:
- On May 18, the proofreading of information sent in applications and by e-mail will be completed.
- May 18 — 25. First (qualifying) round auditions are held.
- On May 26, the personal pages of all participants are published on the competition website in the "Participants: solo" section. The pages of the contestants who did not qualify for the second round are published without video materials.
- On May 26 — June 5, auditions are held for the participants of the Second (main) round of the competition.
- On June 1, the site publishes the personal pages of the participants of the ensemble categories and the category "Accompaniment".
- On May 31 — June 10, the results of the Second Round are published (as soon as they are ready, stay tuned)
- On June 12, a video will be posted on the site, edited from the videos of the contestants awarded the First Prize in their category and age group (based on the results of the Second round).
- On June 12 — 14, an audition for the Third (final) round of the competition will take place, as well as a collection of votes (in the comments to the final video) for the "Audience Award"
- On July 15, the Grand Prix laureate (if awarded) and the "Audience Award" will be announced. The distribution of diplomas and certificates for participation will begin to e-mail addresses of contestants.
Stockholm International Music Competition (SIMC) is a contest for children and adults who are passionate about classical music. The competition started in 2010 and since that time has become popular among young musicians from around the world.. The new generation of young musicians need an international forum where you can meet like-minded, get confirmation, encouragement and motivation. In connection with the competition, several master classes and conferences are organized where music teachers can meet and exchange thoughts and experiences. The jury consists of prominent professors and educators from Sweden, the United States, Germany, Belgium, Russia, Estonia, Lithuania, Latvia, Norway, Finland, Austria, China. The competition is organized by the Cultural Association Semibrevis in collaboration with the National Unity Musicians (RUM), the Historical Museum, Southern Latins High School, the Maestro Academy, Adolf Fredriks Music Classes, Herzen University in St. Peterburg, the Long Island Conservatory in New York and many others.
