The Iturbi Prize, organised by the Provincial Council of Valencia, will award a total of €88,000 to the winners of the Valencia International Piano Competition, which will be held between
The Provincial Council of Valencia’s international piano competition reaches its twenty-third edition as one of the main references of pianism in the world. The President of the Provincial Council, Vicent
Joaquín Achúcarro, one of the world’s most outstanding concert pianists, with a career spanning more than seven decades, will once again chair the jury of the 23rd Valencia Iturbi International
The Iturbi Prize, or Valencia International Piano Competition, has seen an increase in applications for its 23rd edition, which will take place from 4 to 14 June in Valencia and
The Technical Pre-selection Committee of the 23rdI Iturbi International Piano Competition of Valencia, after having examined the documentation and video recordings provided by the applicants, in compliance with the provisions
The eminent Spanish pianist will also repeat as Artistic Director of the Iturbi Prize. The Diputación de Valencia (Provincial Council of Valencia) has the honour to announce that Joaquín Achúcarro,
The pianist will also be part of the Artistic Committee of the 23rd Iturbi Competition, to be held in 2025. Ana Guijarro, one of the outstanding pianists of her generation,
The 22nd edition was the most popular in history, with 184 participants registered from 36 countries The Iturbi Prize, organised by the Provincial Council of Valencia, closed this year’s competition
The Iturbi Prize, organised by the Provincial Council or Diputació of Valencia, has announced the winners of the Valencia International Piano Competition in the different categories at a gala presented
The Iturbi Prize, or Valencia International Piano Competition, organised by the Provincial Council of Valencia, has reached its Grand Final. The three pianists who will compete this year are: Rachel
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