​The 5th Joyeux Music International Competition for Pianists brought together young pianists from Singapore and the region in a vibrant celebration of musical talent and artistic dedication. The competition continues to provide an important platform for emerging musicians to present their work, develop their artistry, and gain valuable performance experience.
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Participants competed across a range of categories designed to encourage both musical excellence and wider participation. The competition also welcomed international participants, reflecting the growing regional reach of Joyeux Music International and its commitment to fostering musical exchange among young musicians.

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A Global Celebration of Piano Music !
This prestigious international piano competition in 2025 welcomed over 70 entries from piano enthusiasts aged 4 to 35 from around the world. The highlight was the Gala Winners’ Concert, which culminated in resounding success, with both local talents and international winners from Malaysia and Indonesia performing live in Singapore.

​Diverse Musical Showcases
Participants chose between the Free Programme and Examination Categories, with many competing in more than one. Beyond solo performances, the festival also featured a vibrant mix of ensembles — including piano four-hands duos, voice and piano collaborations, and strings with piano.

The Grand Finale
​This week-long festival and piano competition was enriched by masterclasses presented by our distinguished international jury — Shawn Moh, Dr. Jipson Quah, Christine Octaviani, and EunYoung Lee. The celebrations concluded at the Alliance Française Theatre, where prize winners, predominantly Gold Award recipients, delivered stunning performances that brought the festival to a memorable close.

GALA WINNERS' CONCERT @Alliance Francaise Theatrette on 14 Sept 2025

The Gala Winners' Concert showcased prize winners from Singapore and international competitors who travelled from Indonesia and Malaysia to take part in this special performance event. This celebrated event with the prize ceremony represents an important milestone in the musical journey of the performers. This platform provides the opportunity for young musicians to gain valuable artistic experience, build confidence, and it is where Joyeux Music International continues its commitment to supporting the next generation of musicians - contributing to their artistic growth and international exposure. The Joyeux Music International Competition continues to grow as an important platform for young pianists in the region, celebrating musical excellence while nurturing the artistic development of emerging musicians.

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A young girl with glasses playing a grand piano on stage during a performance.

Hani Moon (South Korea), Specialist Artist, Platinum prize 

Michael Phillipe Andree, Young Artist III, Platinum, 1st prize and 20th century prize

RESULTS: 5th Joyeux Music International Competition for Pianists  2025    ​

EXAMINATION CATEGORIES

Initial & Grade 1

  • Ayanna Madeline Tan (Indonesia) — SILVER

Grades 2 & 3

  • En Tong Jodie Low (Singapore) — GOLD

  • Yu Chen Woon (Singapore) — SILVER

  • Sun Shaojie Jake (Singapore) — BRONZE

  • Aleia Tan (Singapore) — SILVER

Grades 4 & 5

  • Zavier Vong Kai Sheng (Singapore) — BRONZE

  • Megan Tay (Singapore) — SILVER

  • Ng Qi Xuan (Singapore) — BRONZE

  • Chanidapa Saisawing Rattanapaitoonchai (Thailand) — BRONZE

  • Kanyatida Kukkong (Thailand) — BRONZE

  • Johan Chua Toh Han (Singapore) — GOLD

  • Xue Kaiye (Singapore) — GOLD

  • Lemuel Tam (Singapore) — SILVER

  • Suheng Jia (China) — SILVER

1 candidate withdrawn

Grades 6 & 7

  • Gladys Leong (Singapore) — SILVER

  • Ayden Tay (Singapore) — SILVER

  • Ng En Qi (Singapore) — BRONZE

  • Ting Zhen Liao (Singapore) — SILVER

  • Ng Yi Xuan Jobelle (Singapore) — SILVER

Grade 8

  • Gabriele Elise Lauw (Singapore) — GOLD

  • Wayne Koh (Singapore) — BRONZE

  • Grace Tan Wei Xin (Singapore) — SILVER

ATCL / ARSM diploma

  • Nayana Kolasseri (Singapore) — BRONZE

  • Gaeun Lee (S. Korea) — BRONZE

  • Darrell Ang Ting Yi (Singapore) — BRONZE

LTCL / LRSM diploma

  • Jiun Kai Kuah (Singapore) — SILVER

FREE PROGRAMME

RISING STAR I

  • Evan Sng (Singapore) — GOLD

  • Tao Liang (Singapore) — BRONZE

RISING STAR II

  • Adrian Yan (Hong Kong, China) — BRONZE

  • Ayanna Madeline Tan (Indonesia) — SILVER

  • Nerisse Quah (Singapore) — SILVER

  • Benjamin Wong (Singapore) — SILVER

  • Kai Fritzen (USA) — BRONZE

  • Averie Peh Xin Yue (Singapore) — GOLD

RISING STAR III

  • Wei Qi Hazel Yeo (Singapore) — SILVER

  • Sophia Chan (Singapore) — SILVER

  • Gloria Goh (Singapore) — SILVER

  • Shuqi Miao (Singapore) — GOLD (3rd)

  • Kit Yi Dael Cheung (Singapore) — SILVER

  • Clement Ng (Singapore) — BRONZE

  • Levinne Quah (Singapore) — GOLD

  • Leia Loke (Singapore) — BRONZE

  • Theodore Penn Hur (Singapore) — PLATINUM (1st), Prize: $300; Haydn Prize: $100

  • Hanae Liu (Japan) — SILVER

  • Yoyo Wong (Singapore) — GOLD

3 candidates withdrawn.

FREE PROGRAMME

YOUNG ARTIST IV

  • Vasco Connor (UK / Malaysia) — Merit

  • Jovie Ling Jia Xin (Singapore) — Silver

  • Clive Ng (Singapore) — Silver

  • Andrei Slobodyanyuk (Russia) — Silver

YOUNG ARTIST II

  • Sarah Teo (Singapore) — Bronze

  • Nicole Wong (Singapore) — Bronze

  • Barry Zhang (USA) — Silver

  • Xue Hanye (Singapore) — Silver

  • Jiun Kai Kuah (Singapore) — Gold

YOUNG ARTIST III

  • Joe Hynn Ng (Malaysia) — Gold; Liszt Prize, $100

  • Jiun Kai Kuah (Singapore) — Silver

  • Michael Phillipe Andree (Indonesia) — Platinum; 1st Place, $500; 20th Century Prize, $100

PROFESSIONAL & SPECIALIST ARTIST

  • Jie Xin Sia (Malaysia) — Participation

  • Hani Moon (South Korea) — Platinum; $800

DUET (4 Hands)

  • Belinda Tan & Digna Law (Indonesia) — Silver

CHAMBER

Voice + Piano

  • Jie Xin Sia (piano) & Alice Cahya Putri (voice) — Gold

Piano Chamber

  • Chan Zi Rui Ruby — Violin 1

  • Loh Chen Xi Charles — Violin 2

  • Andrei Slobodyanyuk — Viola

  • Levinne Quah — Piano — Award: Silver

Poster for the Joyeux Music International Competition for Pianists 2025, featuring event details, sponsor logos, and photos of students and a pianist.
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