Montreal International Musical Competition

The Concours musical international de Montréal (CMIM) is an elite-level competition for classical musicians who are interested in pursuing an international career as a professional concert artist. Established in 2001 by the late André Bourbeau and by the late French-Canadian bass Joseph Rouleau, the CMIM features three disciplines - voice, violin and piano - on a rotating basis over a three-year cycle.

The CMIM is composed of four rounds: the preliminary round (based on video recordings), the first round, the semi-finals and the finals.[1] Award winners receive prizes and grants valued at over $150,000. The 2024 edition, dedicated to the piano, will be followed by the voice edition in 2025 and the violin edition in 2026.[2]

André Bourbeau was the president of the Competition since its first edition in 2002 and was succeeded by François R. Roy in 2018.

Since May 2004, the CMIM has been a member of the World Federation of International Music Competitions.[3]

In September 2023, Chantal Poulin and Shira Gilbert were appointed as Executive Director and Artistic Director of the CMIM.[4]

Editions

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2024

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The 2024 edition of the CMIM was dedicated to piano. It took place from May 5 to 16 and featured 24 competitors aged 19 to 29 from twelve different countries. For the first time in its history, the competition included a Chamber Music round during the first stage of the semifinal.[5][6]

Canadian pianist Jaeden Izik-Dzurko won the first prize of the Piano 2024 edition and became the first Canadian laureate of an instrumental edition of the Concours musical international de Montréal.[7][8]

Laureates[9]

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Main Prizes[10]
Rang Concurrents Pays
1st Prize Jaeden Izik-Dzurko   Canada
2nd Prize Gabriele Strata   Italy
3rd Prize Anthony Ratinov   United States
Finalist Elias Ackerley   UK /   South Korea
Finalist Jakub Kuszlik   Poland
Finalist Derek Wang   United States

Special Prizes[11]

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Prix Gagnant Pays
ICI Musique Audience Award,

Offered by ICI Musique

Gabriele Strata   Italy
Best Canadian Artist Award,

Offered by the Bourbeau Foundation

Jaeden Izik-Dzurko   Canada
Best performance of a Sonata in the Semifinal,

Offered by Anne Stevens

Jaeden Izik-Dzurko   Canada
André Bachand Award for the Best performance of the imposed Canadian work, Mzizaakok Miiniwaa Mzizaakoonsak (Horseflies and Deerflies) by Anishinaabekwe composer Barbara Assiginaak,

Offered by Claudette Hould

Jaeden Izik-Dzurko   Canada
Chamber Music Award,

Offered by Dixi Lambert and the Festival de musique de chambre de Montréal

Gabriele Strata   Italy
Junior Jury Prize Jakub Kuszlik   Poland
Bita Cattelan Philanthropic Engagement Award

Offered by Bita & Paolo Cattelan

Élisabeth Pion   Canada
Three CMIM Grants for the unranked finalists,

Offered by the Rouleau Family, Morris & Rosalind Goodman Family Foundation, and Louise Roy

Elias Ackerley

Jakub Kuszlik Derek Wang

  UK /   South Korea  Poland  United States

2023

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The twenty-second edition of the CMIM was dedicated to violin. First prize was won by Dmytro Udovychenko.

Laureates

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Main prizes
Rank Competitor Country
First Dmytro Udovychenko   Ukraine
Second SongHa Choi   South Korea
Third SooBeen Lee   South Korea
Finalist Nathan Meltzer   United States
Finalist Michael Shaham   Israel
Finalist Ruslan Talas   Kazakhstan

Special prizes

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Prize Winner Country
ICI Musique's People's Choice Award SongHa Choi   South Korea
André-Bourbeau Award for the best Canadian artist Not attributed
Sonata Award for the best performance of a sonata in the Semi-final round SongHa Choi   South Korea
André-Bachand Award for the best performance of the imposed Canadian work, L'inconnu.e bouleversant.e by Luna Pearl Woolf SongHa Choi   South Korea
Award for the best performance of a work by J.S. Bach Dmytro Udovychenko   Ukraine
Award for the best performance of a virtuosic work Yesong Sophie Lee   United States
Bita Cattelan Philanthropic Engagement Award Aaron Chan   Canada /   China
CMIM grants awarded to the three unranked finalists Nathan Meltzer
Michael Shaham
Ruslan Talas
  United States
  Israel  Kazakhstan
John Newmark Prize for the Best Collaborative Pianist Umi Garrett   United States

2022

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The twenty-first edition of the CMIM was dedicated to voice and featured two divisions - aria and art song. First prize in Aria was won by Simone McIntosh. First prize in Art Song was won by Meredith Wohlgemuth.

Laureates

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Main prizes - Aria
Rank Competitor Country
First Simone McIntosh   Canada
Second Sarah Dufresne   Canada
Third Valerie Eickhoff   Germany
Finalist Nils Wanderer   Germany
Finalist Hugo Laporte   Canada
Main - Art Song
Rank Competitor Country
First Meredith Wohlgemuth   United States
Second Harriet Burns   United Kingdom
Third Bryan Murray   United States

Special prizes

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Prize Winner Country
ICI Musique People's Choice Award - Aria Nils Wanderer   Germany
ICI Musique People's Choice Award - Art Song Deepa Johnny   Canada
Best Canadian Artist Award - Aria Simone McIntosh   Canada
Best Canadian Artist Award - Art Song Deepa Johnny   Canada
Opera Aria Award Simone McIntosh   Canada
French Art Song Award Meredith Wohlgemuth   United States
German Lied Award Harriet Burns   United Kingdom
John Newmark Award for best collaborative pianist Jinhee Park   South Korea
Bita Cattelan Philanthropic Engagement Award Adanya Dunn   Bulgaria /   Canada
André Bachand Award for the Best Performance of a Canadian Work Michael Lafferty   United Kingdom
Montreal students' coup de coeur Prize Simone McIntosh

Sarah Dufresne

  Canada  Canada
CMIM grants awarded to two unranked finalists Nils Wanderer

Hugo Laporte

  Germany  Canada

2021

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The twentieth edition of the CMIM was dedicated to piano. First prize was won by Su Yeon Kim, from South Korea.

Laureates

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Main prizes
Rank Competitor Country
First Su Yeon Kim   South Korea
Second Yoichiro Chiba   Japan
Third Dimitri Malignan   France
Finalist Alice Burla   Canada
Finalist Francesco Granata   Italy
Finalist Ying Li   China
Finalist Chaeyoung Park   South Korea
Finalist Marcel Tadokoro   France

Special prizes

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Prize Winner Country
ICI Musique Audience Award Dimitri Malignan   France
André-Bourbeau Award for the best Canadian artist Alice Burla   Canada
Bita Cattelan Philanthropic Engagement Award Anna Han   United States
André-Bachand Award for the best performance of the compulsory Canadian work Alice Burla   Canada
Festival Bach Montréal Award for the best performance of a work by J.S. Bach Dimitri Malignan   France
CMIM grants awarded to the five unranked finalists Alice Bural
Francesco Granata
Ying Li

Chaeyoung Park

Marcel Tadokoro||  Canada
  Italy
  Ying Li   South Korea

  France

2020

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The COVID-19 confinement and closing of international borders prevented this nineteenth edition of the CMIM to be held. Instead, every day from May 4 to May 18, 2020, from their respective locations, the selected competitors performed short recitals, in anticipation of the competition, which was postponed to 2021.

2019

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The eighteenth edition of the CMIM was dedicated to violin. First prize was won by Hao Zhou.

Laureates

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Main prizes
Rank Competitor Country
First Hao Zhou   United States
Second Johanna Pichlmair   Austria
Third Fumika Mohri   Japan
Finalist Elli Choi   United States /   South Korea
Finalist Anna Lee   United States /   South Korea
Finalist Christine Lim   United States /   South Korea

Special prizes

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Prize Winner Country
Radio-Canada People's Choice Award Hao Zhou   United States
André-Bourbeau Award for the best Canadian artist Not attributed
Sonata Award for the best performance of a sonata in the semi-finals Anna Lee   United States /   South Korea
André-Bachand Award for the best performance of the compulsory Canadian work, Stand Alone by Michael Oesterle Johanna Pichlmair   Austria
Montreal Bach Festival Award for the best performance of a work by J.S. Bach Johanna Pichlmair   Austria
CMIM grants awarded to the three unranked finalists Elli Choi
Yejin Noh
Jinhyung Park
  United States
  United States /   South Korea
  United States /   South Korea

2018

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The seventeenth edition of the CMIM was dedicated to voice and featured two divisions - aria and art song. First prize in Aria was won by Mario Bahg. First prize in Art Song was won by John Brancy.

Laureates

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Main prizes
Rank Competitor Country
First Mario Bahg   South Korea
Second Emily D'Angelo   Canada
Third Konstantin Lee   South Korea
Finalist John Brancy   United States
Finalist Mikhail Golovushkin   Russia
Finalist Andrew Haji   Canada

Main Prizes - Art Song

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Rank Competitor Country
First John Brancy   United States
Second Julien Van Mellaerts New Zealand/United Kingdom
Third Clara Osowksi   United States
Finalist Gemma Summerfield   United Kingdom

Special prizes

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Prize Winner Country
Radio-Canada People's Choice Award - Aria Emily D'Angelo   Canada
Radio-Canada's People Choice Award - Art Song Clara Osowksi   United States
Best Canadian Artist Award - Aria Emily D'Angelo   Canada
Best Canadian Artist Award - Art Song Rihab Chaieb   Canada
Opera Aria Award Mario Bahg   South Korea
Oratorio Award Andrew Haji   Canada
French Mélodie Award John Brancy   United States
Lied Award Julien Van Mellaerts New Zealand/United Kingdom
John Newmark Award for best collaborative pianist Joao Araujo Portugal

2017

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The sixteenth edition of the CMIM was dedicated to piano. The Grand prize was won by Zoltan Fejervari.

Laureates

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Main prize
Rank Competitor Country
First Zoltán Fejévári   Hungary
Second Giuseppe Guarrera   Italy
Third Stefano Andreatta   Italy
Finalist Albert Cano Smit   Spain
Finalist Yejin Noh   South Korea
Finalist Jinhyung Park   South Korea

Special prizes

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Prize Winner Country
Radio-Canada People's Choice Award Giuseppe Guarrera   Italy
André-Bachand Award for the best performance of the compulsory Canadian work in the semifinals Giuseppe Guarrera   Italy
Award for the best semifinal recital Giuseppe Guarrera   Italy
Chopin Award for the most outstanding performance of a work for solo keyboard by Frédéric Chopin Giuseppe Guarrera   Italy
Bach Award for the most outstanding performance of a work for solo keyboard by J.S. Bach Giuseppe Guarrera   Italy
CMIM grants awarded to the three unranked finalists Albert Cano Smit
Yejin Noh
Jinhyung Park
  Spain /  Netherlands
  South Korea
  South Korea

2016

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The fifteenth edition of the CMIM was dedicated to violin. The Grand Prize was won by Ayana Tsuji.[12]

Laureates

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Main prize[12]
Rank Competitor Country
First Ayana Tsuji   Japan
Second Bomsori Kim   South Korea
Third Minami Yoshida   Japan
Finalist Petteri Iivonen   Finland
Finalist Ji Won Song   South Korea
Finalist Fedor Rudin   Russia

Special prizes[12]

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Prize Winner Country
Radio-Canada People's Choice Award Bomsori Kim   South Korea
André-Bachand Award for the best performance of the compulsory Canadian work in the semifinals Ayana Tsuji   Japan
Award for the best semifinal recital Ayana Tsuji   Japan
Award for the best performance of a Sonata in the semifinal round Ayana Tsuji   Japan
Bach Award for the best performance of a work by J.S. Bach in the quarter-final round Ayana Tsuji   Japan
Paganini Award for the best performance of a Caprice by Paganini in the quarter-final round Ayana Tsuji   Japan
CMIM grants awarded to the three unranked finalists Petteri Iivonen
Fedor Rudin
Ji Won Song
  Finland
  France  Russia
  South Korea

2015

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The fourteenth edition of the CMIM was dedicated to voice. The Grand Prize was won by Keonwoo Kim.

Laureates

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Laureates of the 2014 Montreal International Musical Competition
Rank Competitor Country Vocal Range
First Keonwoo Kim   South Korea Tenor
Second Hera Hyesang Park   South Korea Soprano
Third France Bellemare   Canada Soprano
Finalist Anaïs Constans   France Soprano
Finalist Vasil Garvanliev   Macedonia Baritone
Finalist Takaoki Onishi   Japan Baritone

Special prizes

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  • Radio-Canada People's Choice Award
  • André Bourbeau Award for the Best Canadian Artist
    • France Bellemare (soprano), Canada
  • Joseph Rouleau Award for the Best Artist from Quebec
    • France Bellemare (soprano), Canada
  • Award for the best semi-final recital
    • Anaïs Constans (soprano), France

2014

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The thirteenth edition of the CMIM was dedicated to piano. The Grand Prize was won by Jayson Gillham.

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Laureates of the 2014 Montreal International Musical Competition
Rank Competitor Country
First Jayson Gillham   Australia /   United Kingdom
Second Charles Richard-Hamelin   Canada
Third Annika Treutler   Germany
Finalist Kate Liu   United States
Finalist Xiaoyu Liu   Canada
Finalist Alexander Ullman   United Kingdom

Special prizes

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  • Radio-Canada People's Choice Award
    • Jayson Gillham, Australia/United Kingdom
  • Award for the Best Performance of the Compulsory Canadian Work
    • Jayson Gillham, Australia/United Kingdom
  • André Bourbeau Award for the Best Canadian Artist
    • Charles Richard Hamelin

2013

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The twelfth edition of the CMIM was dedicated to violin. The Grand Prize was won by Marc Bouchkov.

Laureates

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Laureates of the 2013 Montreal International Musical Competition
Rank Competitor Country
First Marc Bouchkov   Belgium
Second Stephen Waarts   United States
Third Zeyu Victor Li   China
Finalist Chi Li   Taiwan
Finalist Ji Young Lim   South Korea
Finalist Fédor Roudine   France

Special prizes

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  • Radio-Canada People's Choice Award
  • Award for the Best Performance of the Compulsory Canadian Work
    • Luke Hsu, United States
  • Wilder & Davis Award for the best semi-final recital
    • Marc Bouchkov, Belgium

2012

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The eleventh edition of the Montreal International Musical Competition was dedicated to voice. The Grand Prize was won by Philippe Sly.

Laureates

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Laureates of the 2012 Montreal International Musical Competition
Rank Competitor Country Vocal Range
First Philippe Sly   Canada Bass Baritone
Second Olga Kindler   Switzerland Soprano
Third John Brancy   United States Baritone
Finalist Won Whi Choi   South Korea Tenor
Finalist Emily Duncan-Brown   Canada Soprano
Finalist Yuri Gorodetski   Belarus Tenor
Finalist Sidney Outlaw   United States Baritone
Finalist Andréanne Paquin   Canada Soprano

Special prizes

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  • Radio-Canada People's Choice Award
    • Philippe Sly (bass baritone), Canada
  • Award for the Best Performance of the Compulsory Canadian Work
    • Philippe Sly (bass baritone), Canada
  • Award for the Best Canadian Artist
    • Philippe Sly (bass baritone), Canada
  • Joseph Rouleau Award for the Best Artist from Quebec
    • Philippe Sly (bass baritone), Canada
  • Atma Classique Award for a CD Recording
    • Yuri Gorodetski (tenor), Belarus

2011

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The tenth edition of the CMIM was dedicated to piano. The Grand Prize was won by Beatrice Rana.

Laureates

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Laureates of the 2011 Montreal International Musical Competition
Rank Competitor Country
First Beatrice Rana   Italy
Second Lindsay Garritson   United States
Third Henry Kramer   United States
Finalist Yulia Chaplina   Russia
Finalist Zheeyoung Moon   South Korea
Finalist Jong Ho Won   South Korea

Special prizes

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  • Radio-Canada People's Choice Award
    • Beatrice Rana, Italy
  • Award for the Best Performance of the Compulsory Canadian Work
    • Beatrice Rana, Italy
  • Award for the Best Canadian Artist
    • Tina Chong, Canada
  • Joseph Rouleau Award for the Best Artist from Quebec
    • Steven Massicotte, Canada

2010

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The ninth edition of the CMIM was dedicated to violin. The Grand Prize was won by Benjamin Beilman.

Laureates

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Laureates of the 2010 Montreal International Musical Competition
Rank Competitor Country
First Benjamin Beilman   United States
Second Korbinian Altenberger   Germany
Third Nikita Borisoglebsky   Russia
Finalist Noah Bendix-Balgley   United States
Finalist Jaeyoung Kim   South Korea
Finalist Kyoko Yonemoto   Japan

Special prizes

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  • Radio-Canada People's Choice Award
    • Benjamin Beilman, United States
  • Award for the Best Canadian Artist
    • Nikki Chooi, Canada
  • Joseph Rouleau Award for the Best Artist from Quebec
    • Boson Mo, Canada
  • Award for the Best Performance of the Compulsory Canadian Work
    • Nikita Borisoglebsky (Baritone), Russia

2009

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The eighth edition of the CMIM was dedicated to voice. The Grand Prize was won by Angela Meade.

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Laureates of the 2009 Montreal International Musical Competition
Rank Competitor Country Vocal Range
First Angela Meade   United States Soprano
Second Yannick-Muriel Noah   Canada Soprano
Third Andrew Garland   United States Baritone

Special prizes

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  • "Tribute to André Turp" (People's Choice Award)
    • Angela Meade (Soprano), United States
  • Award for the Best Canadian Artist
    • Yannick-Muriel Noah (Soprano), Canada
  • Joseph Rouleau Prize (Best Candidate from Quebec)
    • Charlotte Corwin(Soprano), Canada
  • Best performance of the Compulsory Canadian Work Award
    • Andrew Garland (Baritone), United States

2008

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The seventh edition of the CMIM was dedicated to piano. The Grand Prize was won by Nareh Arghamanyan.

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Laureates of the 2008 Montreal International Musical Competition
Rank Competitor Country
First Nareh Arghamanyan   Armenia
Second (ex aequo) Alexandre Moutouzkine   Russia
Second (ex aequo) Masataka Takada   Japan

Special prizes

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  • Award for the Best Performance of the Compulsory Canadian Work
    • Nareh Arghamanyan, Armenia
  • People's Choice Award "Tribute to Yvonne Hubert"
    • Nareh Arghamanyan, Armenia
  • Joseph Rouleau Award for the Best Artist from Quebec
    • Marie-Hélène Trempe, Canada
  • Award for the Best Canadian Artist
    • Sergei Saratovsky, Canada

2007

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The sixth edition of the CMIM was dedicated to voice. The Grand Prize was won by Marianne Fiset.

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Laureates of the 2006 Montreal International Musical Competition
Rank Competitor Country Vocal range
First Marianne Fiset   Canada Soprano
Second Steven Ebel   United States Tenor
Third Evgenia Grekova   Russia Soprano
Fourth Julie Boulianne   Canada Mezzo-soprano
Fifth Leticia Brewer   Canada Soprano
Sixth Peter Barrett   Canada Baritone

Special prizes

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  • "Tribute to Leopold Simoneau" (People's Choice Award)
    • Marianne Fiset (Soprano), Canada
  • Jean A. Chalmers Award (Best Canadian Candidate)
    • Marianne Fiset (Soprano), Canada
  • Poulenc French Song Award (Best French Song performance by a Candidate)
    • Marianne Fiset (Soprano), Canada
  • Joseph Rouleau Prize (Best Candidate from Quebec)
    • Marianne Fiset (Soprano), Canada
  • Best performance of the Compulsory Canadian Work Award
    • Susanne Ellen Kirchesch (Soprano), Germany

2006

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The fifth edition of the CMIM was dedicated to violin. The Grand Prize was won by Jinjoo Cho.

Laureates

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Laureates of the 2006 Montreal International Musical Competition
Rank Competitor Country
First Jinjoo Cho   South Korea
Second Ye-Eun Choi   South Korea
Third Marcus Tanneberger (German)   Germany
Fourth Corinne Chapelle   United States
Fifth Mayuko Kamio   Japan
Sixth Dan Zhu   China

Special prizes

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  • "Tribute to Gilles Lefebvre" (People's Choice Award)
    • Jinjoo Cho, South Korea
  • CBC Galaxie Rising Stars Award (Best Canadian Candidate)
    • Nikki Chooi, Canada
  • Joseph Rouleau Prize (Best Candidate from Quebec)
    • Jean-Sébastien Roy, Canada
  • Best Interpretation of the Compulsory Canadian Work Award
    • Ye-Eun Choi, South Korea

2005

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The fourth edition of the CMIM was dedicated to voice. The Grand Prize was won by Sin Nyung Hwang.

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Laureates of the 2005 Montreal International Musical Competition
Place Competitor Country Vocal Range
First Sin Nyung Hwang   South Korea Soprano
Second Peter McGillivray   Canada Baritone
Third Elena Xanthoudakis   Australia Soprano
Fourth (ex aequo) Phillip Addis   Canada Baritone
Fourth (ex aequo) Anna Kasyan   Armenia Soprano
Sixth Chantal Dionne   Canada Soprano

Special prizes

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  • "Tribute to Richard Verreau" (People's Choice Award)
    • Lauren Skuce (Soprano), United States
  • Jean A. Chalmers Award (Best Canadian Candidate)
    • Peter McGillivray (Baritone), Canada
  • CBC Galaxie Rising Stars Award (Best opera performance by a Canadian)
    • Phillip Addis (Baritone), Canada
  • Joseph Rouleau Prize (Best Candidate from Quebec)
    • Phillip Addis (Baritone), Canada
  • Best Interpretation of the Compulsory Canadian Work Award
    • Elena Xanthoudakis (Soprano), Australia

2004

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The third edition of the CMIM was dedicated to piano. The Grand Prize was won by Serhiy Salov.

Laureates

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Laureates of the 2004 Montreal International Musical Competition
Rank Competitor Country
First Sergei Salov   Ukraine
Second David Fray   France
Third Daria Rabotkina   Russia
Fourth Spencer Myer   United States
Fifth Natalia Zagalskaia   Russia
Sixth Darrett Zusko   Canada

Special prizes

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  • "Tribute to André Mathieu" (People's Choice Award)
    • Sergei Solov, Ukraine
  • CBC Galaxie Rising Stars Award (Best Canadian Candidate)
    • Darrett Zusko, Canada
  • Joseph Rouleau Prize (Best Candidate from Quebec)
    • Matthieu Fortin, Canada
  • Best Interpretation of the Unpublished Compulsory Work Award
    • David Fray, France

2003

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The second edition of the CMIM was dedicated to violin. The First Prize was won by Yossif Ivanov.

Laureates

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Laureates of the 2003 Montreal International Musical Competition
Rank Competitor Country
First Yossif Ivanov   Belgium
Second Alexis Cardenas   Venezuela
Third Matthieu Arama   France
Fourth Nicolas Koeckert   Germany
Fifth Oleg Kashiv   Ukraine
Sixth Julia Sakharova   Russia

Special prizes

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  • "Tribute to Arthur LeBlanc" (People's Choice Award)
    • Alexis Cardenas, Venezuela
  • CBC Galaxie Rising Stars Award (Best Canadian Candidate)
    • Sarah Pratt, Canada
  • Joseph Rouleau Prize (Best Candidate from Quebec)
    • Jean-Sébastien Roy, Canada
  • Best Interpretation of the Unpublished Compulsory Work Award
    • Diana Galvydyte, Lithuania

2002

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The inaugural CMIM was dedicated to voice. The First Prize was won by Measha Brueggergosman.

Laureates

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Laureates of the 2002 Montreal International Musical Competition
Rank Competitor Country Vocal Range
First Measha Brueggergosman   Canada Soprano
Second Burak Bilgili   Turkey Bass
Third Joseph Kaiser   Canada Baritone
Fourth Mélanie Boisvert   Canada Soprano
Fifth Daesan No   South Korea Baritone
Sixth John Matz   United States Tenor

Special prizes

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  • People's Award
    • Measha Brueggergosman (Soprano), Canada
  • Jean A. Chalmers Award (Best Canadian Candidate)
    • Measha Brueggergosman (Soprano), Canada
  • Joseph Rouleau Prize (Best Candidate from Quebec)
    • Joseph Kaiser (Baritone), Canada
  • Best Interpretation of the Unpublished Compulsory Work Award
    • Measha Brueggergosman (Soprano), Canada

References

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  2. ^ "Home". Montreal International Musical Competition. Retrieved 12 January 2016.
  3. ^ "Montreal International Musical Competition (MIMC)". World Federation of International Music Competitions. Retrieved 12 January 2016.
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