One of the world’s most respected platforms for young pianists, the Dublin International Piano Competition (DIPC) returns this May, offering audiences the chance to experience the next generation of top pianists perform live in Dublin.
Now in its 13th edition, the DIPC will see 25 rising stars from 12 countries compete for the coveted first prize, which includes a €20,000 cash award, international concert engagements, and a solo recital debut at Carnegie Hall.
Tickets are available for the quarter-finals (9th – 11th May) and semi-finals (13th – 14th May) at the Royal Irish Academy of Music, and the grand final on 16th May at the National Concert Hall, where three finalists will perform with the National Symphony Orchestra.
Tickets and details: dipc.ie/2025-competition-ticket-information
Quarter-Finals 9-11 May
Semi-Finals: 13-14 May
Venue: Whyte Recital Hall, Royal Irish Academy of Music, Westland Row, Dublin D02 WY89
Tickets available daily at the door
€8 per session / €15 per day (2 sessions)
Concessions for over 65 / students / unwaged:
€7 per session / €12 per day
Competition Final: Friday, 16 May at 19.30
Venue: National Concert Hall, Dublin, D02 N527
Tickets available here or by phoning 01-417 00 00
More information at nch.ie
Feature Image: Yukine Kuroki, Winner, DIPC 2022, with Gerhard Markson, Conductor, the National Symphony Orchestra.
Image 2: Finalists, DIPC 2022: Robert Bily, Yasuki Furumi, Yukine Kuroki and Roman Kosyakov.
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