Premio Jaén
The Premio Jaén (Jaén Prize) is the longest-running piano competition in Spain. It was established in 1958 and is held in the Andalusian city Jaén. The Competition has been a member of the World Federation of International Music Competitions since 2004.[1]
| Year | Prize winner | Country |
|---|---|---|
| 51st, 2009[2] | Antonii Baryshevski | |
| Shinnosuke Inugai | ||
| Jingjing Wang | ||
| 52nd, 2010[3] | Mladen Colic | |
| Scipione Sangiovanni | ||
| Jae Kyung Yoo | ||
| 54th, 2012 | Yutong Sun | |
| Miyeon Lee | ||
| Michael Davidov | ||
| 55th, 2013 | not awarded | |
| Marcos Raul Madrigal Soto | ||
| Nicholas Namoradze | ||
| 56th, 2014 | Akihiro Sakiya | |
| Juan Carlos Fernández-Nieto | ||
| Joao Miguel Xavier | ||
| 57th, 2015[4] | Anastasia Rizikov | |
| Alexey Sychev | ||
| Dasul Jung | ||
| 58th, 2016 | Alexander Panfilov | |
| Soojin Cha | ||
| Denis Zhdanov | ||
| 59th, 2017 | Chun Wang | |
| Dmitry Mayboroda | ||
| Leon Bernsdorf | ||
| 60th, 2018 | Honggi Kim | |
| Jin-Hyeon Lee | ||
| Jorge Antonio Nava Vasquez | ||
| 61st, 2019 | Alexander Koryakin | |
| Sun-A Park | ||
| Nicolas Bourdoncle | ||
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