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Dudelange International Organ Competition

Stahlhuth-Jann organ, St. Martin’s Church, Dudelange, Luxembourg (photo credit: FIMOD)

The Ninth International Organ Competition Dudelange will occur September 3–8 in Dudelange, Luxembourg.

The competition is open to those born after September 1, 1988, and will feature the four-manual, 78-rank Stahlhuth-Jann organ in St. Martin’s Church.

First prize is €5,000 and a recital in 2024; second prize is €2,500; third prize, €1,250; public prize, €750; finalist prize, €500.

The jury consists of Daniel Roth (chair, France), Paul Breisch (Luxembourg), Markus Eichenlaub (Germany), and Zuzana Ferjencíková (Netherlands). Following the competition jury members will present masterclasses on September 8 and 9.

Deadline for application is July 15.

For information: orgue-dudelange.lu. 

 

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