The Queen Elisabeth Competition, founded in 1937 by H. M. Queen Elisabeth of Belgium and renowned violinist Eugène Ysaÿe, is an internationally recognized platform that launches exceptional musicians into the global stage.

This prestigious competition showcases talented violinists, pianists, singers, and cellists, providing them with a unique opportunity to kickstart their international careers. The Queen Elisabeth Competition serves as a vital intermediary between these young virtuosos and the world's most renowned musical venues. It values the discovery of complete artists and owes its sterling reputation to its distinguished jury, stringent rules, and extensive media coverage.

Moreover, the warm and enthusiastic hospitality of the entire country and its Royal Family contributes to its allure. For the finalists, the competition provides an unforgettable experience. They have the privilege of staying at the Queen Elisabeth Music Chapel for a week, where they independently study a new composition to be performed alongside an orchestra.

Join the illustrious history of Queen Elisabeth Competition, and witness the extraordinary performances that shape the future of classical music