The competition is named after great Russian composer Pyotr Ilyich Tchaikovsky and is held every four years. The former winners include famous American pianist Van Cliburn who won the top award at the ...

In the latest expression of the anti-Russian campaign following Moscow’s invasion of Ukraine two months ago, the world-famous International Tchaikovsky Competition has been expelled by the World ...

A total of eight South Korean classical musicians have received awards, including three first prizes, at this year’s International Tchaikovsky Competition, a once bustling but now diminished event ...

Russia’s war in Ukraine has cast a deep shadow this year over the International Tchaikovsky Competition, one of the best-known and most respected music competitions in the world. Sanctions imposed by ...

The world-renowned Tchaikovsky competition is shedding its controversial image this year with a new chair, new rules and a foray into the digital age. By Hazel Davis The world-renowned Tchaikovsky ...

It may be hard to believe today, but in 1958, a piano concert was as big on the international news pages of the world as the 1980 U.S.-Russia Olympic semifinal hockey game would be decades later. That ...

Russian pianist Daniil Trifonov, a 20-year-old student at the Cleveland Institute of Music, today won first prize at the 14th International Tchaikovsky Competition in Moscow – the biggest plum for a ...

Meyer Deokwu Nam, 11, performs the White Swan Scene from "Swan Lake" in the apprentice division during the second annual Tchaikovsky Piano Competition on Saturday at The Linda: WAMC's Performing Arts ...

A Northwestern University student and his half-million-dollar cello are headed to Russia next month to compete in the International Tchaikovsky Competition, an elite contest that can launch careers.

It was announced today that The Colburn School Conservatory of Music graduate Nigel Armstrong (class of 2011) was the highest placed American at the prestigious XIV International Tchaikovsky ...

It also launches high expectations, given that Gergiev was also the competition’s chairman, and this year more than any the Russians were anxious to show that only talent had won prizes, not the ...