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Saturday 11 February 2012

Prestige

Up to the end of the 60s, candidates came mainly from Europe and the United States. Since then, young musicians from Asia and Australia - increasingly open to Western European culture and mastering to the highest degree its repertoire and styles of music - have also travelled to the heart of Europe, recognising the substantial assistance and prestige which the Competition can provide.

Contact

Queen Elisabeth

 

20, rue aux Laines

B-1000

Brussels

Tel : +32 2 213 40 50

Email: info@qeimc.be

Queen Elisabeth International Music Competition Belgium

Queen Elisabeth

 

Benefits to Society

Queen Elisabeth

 

The piano, singing, violin and composition competitions attract the premier soloists, chamber musicians and teachers of tomorrow, all contributing to the lasting heritage of Europe’s musical history since the 17th century. The Competition owes its reputation primarily to the quality of its jury-members and prizewinners. The presence of so many men and women musicians from all over the world in Brussels each spring contributes to the international flavour of Brussels life. Queen Elisabeth was convinced of the benefits to society which the Arts and the bringing together of different peoples can provide. 50 years later, her message to respect and listen to each other seems as relevant as ever.