The jury will award the following prizes in each category:

1. Prize

   To all participants who score between 95 and 100 points
2. Prize

   To all participants who score between 90 and 94.99 points
3. Prize

   To all participants who score between 85 and 89.99 points

The jury may also award several special prizes.

The jury may, for example, award a prize for the best performance of a particular composer, whose birth or death is being commemorated in the year of the competition.

All participants who score below 85 points will receive certificates of participation.

The younger laureate is the overall winner, in the event that both competitors have an equal number of points.

The laureate can only be the candidate who wins the 1st prize (95-100 points)

The first-placed competitor in the category is the Laureate category

The decisions of the jury are final and irrevocable.

Winners (laureates) of categories A to G are awarded cash prizes in the following amounts:

DISCIPLINE PIANO SOLO

The cash prize is indivisible

• Pre-Category Laureate wins € 30 cash prize.
• Category A Laureate wins a cash prize of € 50.
• Category B Laureate wins a cash prize of € 80.
• Category C Laureate wins a cash prize of € 100.
• Category D Laureate wins a cash prize of € 120.
• Category E Laureate wins a cash prize of € 150.
• Category F Laureate wins a cash prize of € 200.
• Category G Laureate wins a cash prize of € 250.

DISCIPLINE PIANO DUO

The prize money is divided into two equal parts

• Laureate I. Category wins a cash prize of 100 euros.
• Laureate II. Categories wins a cash prize of 150 euros.
• Laureate III. Categories wins a cash prize of 200 euros.
• Laureate IV. Categories wins a cash prize of 250 euros.

Prizes are awarded at the end of the competition, at the final gala concert, with the mandatory presence of the Category Laureate for each discipline.