Corcoran Concerto Competition

The Robert W. and G. Ann Corcoran Concerto Competition is a free annual event and a wonderful opportunity to hear classical music performed by the next generation of artists – students of The Glenn Gould School – performing in one of the world’s great concert venues, Koerner Hall. 

The finals feature three to four young musicians who demonstrate exceptional potential for a solo career in classical music, performing concerti. Finalists automatically win a cash prize and a soloist performance with the Royal Conservatory Orchestra next season and compete for the prestigious $5000 Corcoran Grand Prize. 

The winner of the Corcoran Grand Prize is chosen by a jury of acclaimed artists.  For the 2022-23 finals, the jury was comprised of:

• Anya Alexeyev, piano
• Jonathan Crow, violin
• Dawn Upshaw, soprano
• Carol Wincenc, flute

Learn who won the 2022-23 Robert W. and G. Ann Corcoran Concerto Competition here.
 

Watch the 2022-23 Finalists Compete learn more about the 2022-23 judges