Updated 9 Sept 2022
JOYEUX MUSIC INTERNATIONAL Festival & Competition for Young Pianists 2022
2022 卓“乐”音乐国际艺术节与青少年钢琴公开赛
The competition has now ended.
More than 100 entries were received for the LIVE and ONLINE competition from 12 countries.
Click the button below to view full results.
More than 100 entries were received for the LIVE and ONLINE competition from 12 countries.
Click the button below to view full results.
Explanation of our unique Marking and Scoring system for LIVE and ONLINE competitors.
LIVE competitors have to perform under challenging conditions, a brand new piano with yet to be seasoned key action in this year's competition and unlike online competitors, have no chance to restart or have retakes should they be dissatified with their performances.
The conditions for awards are thus as follow, subject to the expected standards of the competition.
ONLINE contestants: Platinum 95 points, Gold 90 points, Silver 85 point, Bronze 80 points.
LIVE contestants: Platinum 90 points, Gold 85 points, Silver 80 points, Bronze 75 points.
Raw scores, however, are subjected to moderation across each category by the panel and the decisions are final. Where international standards are not met in a particular category, the overall scores of the entire category will be adjusted and vice versa. Both formats have now been aligned, based on the degree of difficulty for each category for the LIVE competitors and combined into the PDF published below.
LIVE competitors have to perform under challenging conditions, a brand new piano with yet to be seasoned key action in this year's competition and unlike online competitors, have no chance to restart or have retakes should they be dissatified with their performances.
The conditions for awards are thus as follow, subject to the expected standards of the competition.
ONLINE contestants: Platinum 95 points, Gold 90 points, Silver 85 point, Bronze 80 points.
LIVE contestants: Platinum 90 points, Gold 85 points, Silver 80 points, Bronze 75 points.
Raw scores, however, are subjected to moderation across each category by the panel and the decisions are final. Where international standards are not met in a particular category, the overall scores of the entire category will be adjusted and vice versa. Both formats have now been aligned, based on the degree of difficulty for each category for the LIVE competitors and combined into the PDF published below.
Watch 2 of our winners (online contestants)
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Nutdanai Nimitrungrot , Thailand (Rising Star III- Gold 2nd prize, Online)
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Yuk Yu Yang, China (Professional Artist - Gold 1st prize, Online) and
Chopin prize |
Examination Category
Names in Green took part in the LIVE competition.
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Initial& Grade 1
Denise Graciana Foo (Singapore) Clara Loh Qian Ru (Singapore) Nerisse Quah (Singapore) Austin Pang(Singapore) Grades 2&3 Ian Seow Han Chew (Singapore) Phanthira Chirathivat (Thailand) Charmaine Ruo Jia Ho (Singapore) Alexis Wong (Singapore) Nathaniel Gerard Santoso (Indonesia) Shi Hui Sasha Poh (Singapore) Hao An Tse (Singapore) Xiran Zhao (China) Napon Pichittanarak (Thailand) |
Grades 4&5
Marcus Aditya Gunawan (Singapore) Leola Lua Zhi Ning(Singapore) Zi Xin Janelle Peh (Singapore) Zoey Yan Rui Kong (Singapore) Ashley Pang (Singapore) Jessica En-Ting Wee (Singapore) Matthan Pang (Singapore) Jerrell Chan (Singapore) Ng Yi Xuan, Jobelle (Singapore) Isabel Chua (Singapore) Thanjira Takapol (Thailand) Jiuzhi Zhang (China) Grades 6&7 Ethel Shan En Chong (Singapore) Zi An Goh (Singapore) Mirelle Quah (Singapore) |
Grade 8
Rashana Ram (Singapore) Qinghui Wu (Singapore) Lee Meng Leon Tan (Singapore) Diploma Clive Chan Yi Yang (Singapore) Victoria Yap (Singapore) Chew Shi Ya (Singapore) Yi Shi Chan (Singapore) |
Free Programme Category
Names in Green took part in the LIVE competition.
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Rising Star I
Chau Giang Le (Vietnam) Emmeline Ji (Singapore) Yu-Jou Shih (Taiwan) Levinne Quah (Singapore) Selene Natalyn Tan (Singapore) Rising Star II Isaac Hsien Yew Lui (Singapore) Kayjay Hsien Wey Lui (Singapore) Lucas Meng Zhe Lee (Singapore) Kelly Athena Shaw (USA) Gabriele Elise Lauw (Singapore) Yap Yau Hae Rae (Singapore) Maae Khunawanichkun (Thailand) Daphne How (Singapore) Clarice Soon Xin Ning (Singapore) Phoebe How (Singapore) Kyra Gan (Singapore) Christine Ziyan Xu (United Kingdoms) Nathaniel Gerard Santoso (Indonesia) Shu Yu Liu (Singapore) Ting Zhen Liao (Singapore) Ruth Isabel Beh (Singapore) Kayshana Ram (Singapore) Angela Feng (Singapore) Claire Liang (Singapore) Zi XIn Janelle Peh (Singapore) Kai Fung Lam (Singapore) |
Rising Star III
Tiya Uthaisang (Thailand) Gabrielle Felicita Chen (Indonesia) Li Ruo-Fei (Taiwan) Callista Kertalesmana (Indonesia) Guo Gui (China) Nutdanai Nimitrungrot (Thailand) Katherine Smith (USA) YuXiang Zhao (China) Isaac Pock (Singapore) Andrea Ong Joh Sim (Singapore) Puri Puengpipattrakul (Thailand) Stelly Jia Xun Fong (Malaysia) Purin Pituckthawatchai (Thailand) Clive Ng Rui Kang (Singapore) Rachel Toh (Singapore) Victoria Lau (Singapore) Dylan Cheng (Singapore) Min Xuan Chong (Singapore) Zi Heng Wang (Singapore) Swee Shenn Samuel Chang (Singpapore) Yunxi Tian (China) Rachel Geng (USA) Duet Category Sophia Smith & Katherine Smith (USA) Supada Lertkangwarnklai & Sirada Lertkangwarnklai (Thailand) Tiravich Ittisattha & Siravich Ittisattha (Thailand) |
Young Artist I
Phatthicha Leowattana (Thailand) Luoran Bai (China) Anthea Phua (Singapore) Patricia Cayadi (Singapore) Camille Chia (Singapore) Ines Lim Rae Shaine (Singapore) Cynthia Zheng (Singapore) Young Artist II Sophia Smith (USA) Amanda Lau (USA) Crystal Dahlan (Indonesia) Lauren Xiaoyu Yang (Canada) YiChou, Xavier Sheng (Singapore) Jing Yuan Wang (Singapore) Alysa Cheng (Singapore) Xiu Qi Chong (Singapore) Young Artist II Binglei Ni (China) Hannah Hoy (Singapore) Samantha Liu (USA) Professional Artist Evelyn Yan Hua Goh (Singapore) Kristian Cvetkovic (Switzerland) Yuk Yu Yang (China) |
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The JMI Festival and Competition for Young Pianists is annual event opened to participants of all nationalities and gender from the ages of
4 to 30. The Competition has 3 Main categories: - Free programme categories - Examination Syllabus categories and - Piano Duos (Duets and 2 Pianos). The 2nd JMI Festival and Competition for Young Pianists will take place once again in August to September 2022. With further opening of events in Singapore, we look forward to bring together pianists from all over the world to showcase their musical pursuits in the most exciting ways. This year, we are proud to offer competitors the opportunity to compete on either LIVE or ONLINE formats. The competition is opened to all nationalisties up to the age of 30, you will find a category that would fit your performance level and experience.
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This festival features a competent team of professors and educators committed to developing young pianists. Masterclasses of the festival will serve to help participants gain greater exposure to teaching styles and provide inputs to develop their technical skills and musical interpretation. Due to restrictions of the pandemic, the first event in 2021 was held online and on a virtual platform. The Competition accepted more than 200 pianists from 22 countries.
Why Join the JMI Masterclasses and Competition?
- An International Team of Artists and Professors
- Masterclasses for Pianists seeking to improve themselves
- An Encouraging Competitive platform for pianists to grow and develop
- Prize winners will be featured in the Gala Winners' Concert at one of our listed concert venues in Singapore.
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