The results for the Bach International Music Competition UK 2026 Season 2 are now announced!
- Jun 18
- 2 min read
The Bach International Music Competition UK presents the award results for the 2026 Season 2, recognising musicians, composers, and researchers from around the world for their achievements across performance, composition, and music scholarship. This season reflects international participation across a wide range of musical disciplines.
About the Competition
The Bach International Music Competition UK is an international platform dedicated to acknowledging excellence in music performance, composition, and academic research. Open to participants worldwide, the Competition provides international recognition and visibility for artists and scholars across classical and contemporary music fields.
Full List of Winners — 2026 Season 2
(Alphabetical order by first name)
Adrian Guajardo Santos, Composition “Piano Sonata in G Minor No. 3 ‘Death is Wrong’”, from Mexico
Alicja Miłek, Piano, from Poland
Andrei Stanciu, Violin, from Romania
Artur Saran, Piano, from Poland
Chloe Cheng, Cello, from Singapore
Diellza Shehdula, Violin, from Albania
Elissa Liu Jin Tsuan, Violin, from Singapore
Emilija Pečiulytė, Piano, from Lithuania
Filip Tomislav Tosti, Piano, from Serbia
Ian Cho, Violin, from United States
Jana Polak, Piano, from Poland
Jean-Christophe Rosaz, Composition “O Salutaris Hostia”, from France
Jie Liang, Piano, from New Zealand
John Kipta, Composition “Requiem in Blue”, from United States
Jubeen Yoon, Composition “Panning”, from United States
Julia Tsujishita, Violin, from Japan
Junaayd Shaikh, Piano, from United States
Junjin Huang, Viola, from United States
Junyu Huang, Viola, from United States
Klara Czepi-Ogły, Piano, from Poland
Leonor Cirne, Violin, from Portugal
Mahir Canakci, Piano, from Türkiye
Maxim Fraser, Composition “Cool Song”, from United Kingdom
Melissa Qian, Violin, from Australia
Melody Chen & Marshall Chen, Piano, from United States
Miao Jin, Galant Style and the Enlightenment: Musicological Transformations in J. C. Bach, Mozart, and Haydn, from China
Mikołaj Wojtczak, Piano, from Poland
Nichapa Suriyasohpon, Voice, from Thailand
Roman Androsov, Piano, from Singapore
Teryn Rim, Voice, from Singapore
Wojciech Kosuniak, Piano, from Poland
Xin Wen, Violin, from United States
Xiya Zhang, Piano, from Poland
Yalim Yanasoglu, Trumpet, from Türkiye
Yan Lisha, Composition, from China
Ye Zhao, French Horn, from China
Join the Next Season
Registration for the next season is now open.
Musicians, composers, and researchers worldwide are invited to participate and present their work on an international platform.
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