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The '''Concours musical international de Montréal''' (CMIM) is an elite-level competition for classical musicians who are interested in pursuing an international career as a professional concert artist. Established in 2001 by the late André Bourbeau and by the late French-Canadian bass [[Joseph Rouleau]], the CMIM features three disciplines - voice, violin and piano - on a rotating basis over a three-year cycle.

The CMIM is composed of four rounds: the preliminary round (based on video recordings), the first round, the semi-finals and the finals.<ref name="MIMCCompetitionsViolin">{{cite web|url=https://concoursmontreal.ca/en/about/mission/|title=About the CMIM|website=Montreal International Musical Festival|accessdate=12 January 2016}}</ref> Award winners receive prizes and grants valued at over $150,000. The 2024 edition, dedicated to the piano, will be followed by the voice edition in 2025 and the violin edition in 2026.<ref name=MIMC>{{cite web|title=Home|url=https://concoursmontreal.ca/en/|website=Montreal International Musical Competition|accessdate=12 January 2016}}</ref>

[[André Bourbeau]] was the president of the Competition since its first edition in 2002 and was succeeded by François R. Roy in 2018.

Since May 2004, the CMIM has been a member of the [[World Federation of International Music Competitions]].<ref name="WFIMCMIMC">{{cite web|title=Montreal International Musical Competition (MIMC)|url=http://www.wfimc.org/Webnodes/en/Web/Public/Competitions/Competition+info?cmp=39873|website=World Federation of International Music Competitions|accessdate=12 January 2016}}</ref>

In September 2023, Chantal Poulin and Shira Gilbert were appointed as Executive Director and Artistic Director of the CMIM.<ref name="Press Releases">{{Cite web |title=Press Releases |url=https://concoursmontreal.ca/en/multimedia/press-releases/ |access-date=2024-07-05 |website=Concours musical international de Montréal |language=en}}</ref>

==Editions==

=== 2024 ===
The 2024 edition of the CMIM was dedicated to piano. It took place from May 5 to 16 and featured 24 competitors aged 19 to 29 from twelve different countries. For the first time in its history, the competition included a Chamber Music round during the first stage of the semifinal.<ref>{{Cite web |title=Chamber music - Piano 2024 |url=https://concoursmontreal.ca/en/piano-2024/chamber-music/ |access-date=2024-07-05 |website=Concours musical international de Montréal |language=en}}</ref><ref>{{Cite web |last=Huss |first=Christophe |date=2024-05-04 |title=Les épices d’un concours pour tous |url=https://www.ledevoir.com/culture/musique/812108/epices-concours-tous |access-date=2024-07-05 |website=Le Devoir |language=fr}}</ref>

Canadian pianist Jaeden Izik-Dzurko won the first prize of the Piano 2024 edition and became the first Canadian laureate of an instrumental edition of the Concours musical international de Montréal.<ref name="Press Releases"/><ref>{{Cite web |last=Huss |first=Christophe |date=2024-05-17 |title=Jaeden Izik-Dzurko remporte Piano 2024 |url=https://www.ledevoir.com/culture/musique/813143/jaeden-izik-dzurko-remporte-piano-2024 |access-date=2024-07-05 |website=Le Devoir |language=fr}}</ref>

==== Laureates ====
{| class="wikitable"
|+Main Prizes<ref>{{Cite web |last=Bilodeau |first=Julien |date=2024-05-17 |title=COMPTE-RENDU {{!}} Finales CMIM : Une seconde soirée tout en contraste et résultats finaux |url=https://www.ludwig-van.com/montreal/2024/05/17/compte-rendu-finales-cmim-une-seconde-soiree-tout-en-contraste-et-resultats-finaux/ |access-date=2024-07-05 |website=Ludwig Van Montreal |language=fr-FR}}</ref><ref>{{cite web |access-date=2024-07-05 |language=fr |title=Concurrents 2024 - Piano 2024 |url=https://concoursmontreal.ca/fr/piano-2024/concurrents/ |website=Concours musical international de Montréal}}<!-- auto-translated from French by Module:CS1 translator --></ref>
!Rang
!Concurrents
!Pays
|-
|1st Prize
|Jaeden Izik-Dzurko
|{{flag|Canada}}
|-
|2nd Prize
|Gabriele Strata
|{{flag|Italy}}
|-
|3rd Prize
|Anthony Ratinov
|{{flag|United States}}
|-
|Finalist
|Elias Ackerley
|{{flag|UK}} / {{flag|South Korea}}
|-
|Finalist
|Jakub Kuszlik
|{{flag|Poland}}
|-
|Finalist
|Derek Wang
|{{flag|United States}}
|}

==== Special Prizes ====
{| class="wikitable"
!Prix<ref>{{cite web |access-date=2024-07-05 |language=fr |title=Concurrents 2024 - Piano 2024 |url=https://concoursmontreal.ca/fr/piano-2024/concurrents/ |website=Concours musical international de Montréal}}<!-- auto-translated from French by Module:CS1 translator --></ref>
!Gagnant
!Pays
|-
|ICI Musique Audience Award,
''Offered by ICI Musique''
|Gabriele Strata
|{{flag|Italy}}
|-
|Best Canadian Artist Award,
''Offered by the Bourbeau Foundation''
|Jaeden Izik-Dzurko
|{{flag|Canada
}}
|-
|Best performance of a Sonata in the Semifinal,
''Offered by Anne Stevens''
|Jaeden Izik-Dzurko
|{{flag|Canada}}
|-
|André Bachand Award for the Best performance of the imposed Canadian work, ''Mzizaakok Miiniwaa Mzizaakoonsak (Horseflies and Deerflies)'' by Anishinaabekwe composer Barbara Assiginaak,
''Offered by Claudette Hould''
|Jaeden Izik-Dzurko
|{{flag|Canada}}
|-
|Chamber Music Award,
''Offered by Dixi Lambert and the Festival de musique de chambre de Montréal''
|Gabriele Strata
|{{flag|Italy}}
|-
|Junior Jury Prize
|Jakub Kuszlik
|{{flag|Poland}}
|-
|Bita Cattelan Philanthropic Engagement Award
''Offered by Bita & Paolo Cattelan''
|Élisabeth Pion
|{{flag|Canada}}
|-
|Three CMIM Grants for the unranked finalists,
''Offered by the Rouleau Family, Morris & Rosalind Goodman Family Foundation, and [[Louise Roy (administrator)|Louise Roy]]''
|Elias Ackerley
Jakub Kuszlik Derek Wang
|{{flag|UK}} / {{flag|South Korea}}{{flag|Poland}}{{flag|United States}}
|}

===2023===
The twenty-second edition of the CMIM was dedicated to violin. First prize was won by [[Dmytro Udovychenko]].

====Laureates====
{| class="wikitable"
|+Main prizes
|-
!Rank!!Competitor!!Country
|-
|First||Dmytro Udovychenko||{{flag|Ukraine}}
|-
|Second||SongHa Choi||{{flag|South Korea}}
|-
|Third||SooBeen Lee||{{flag|South Korea}}
|-
|Finalist||Nathan Meltzer||{{flag|United States}}
|-
|Finalist||Michael Shaham||{{flag|Israel}}
|-
|Finalist||Ruslan Talas||{{flag|Kazakhstan}}
|}

==== Special prizes ====
{| class="wikitable"
|-
! Prize !! Winner !! Country
|-
|ICI Musique's People's Choice Award ||SongHa Choi|| {{flag|South Korea}}
|-
|André-Bourbeau Award for the best Canadian artist ||Not attributed ||
|-
|Sonata Award for the best performance of a sonata in the Semi-final round ||SongHa Choi ||{{flag|South Korea}}
|-
|André-Bachand Award for the best performance of the imposed Canadian work, ''L'inconnu.e bouleversant.e'' by [[Luna Pearl Woolf]] ||SongHa Choi  ||{{flag|South Korea}}
|-
|Award for the best performance of a work by J.S. Bach ||Dmytro Udovychenko ||{{flag|Ukraine}}
|-
|Award for the best performance of a virtuosic work
|Yesong Sophie Lee
|{{flag|United States}}
|-
|Bita Cattelan Philanthropic Engagement Award
|Aaron Chan
|{{flag|Canada}} / {{Flag|China}}
|-
|CMIM grants awarded to the three unranked finalists ||Nathan Meltzer<br>Michael Shaham <br>Ruslan Talas||{{flag|United States}}<br>{{Flag|Israel}}{{Flag|Kazakhstan}}
|-
|John Newmark Prize for the Best Collaborative Pianist
|Umi Garrett
|{{Flag|United States}}
|}

===2022===
The twenty-first edition of the CMIM was dedicated to voice and featured two divisions - aria and art song. First prize in Aria was won by [https://simonemcintosh.com Simone McIntosh]. First prize in Art Song was won by [https://www.merwohlgemuth.com Meredith Wohlgemuth].

====Laureates====
{| class="wikitable"
|+Main prizes - Aria
|-
!Rank!!Competitor!!Country
|-
|First||Simone McIntosh||{{flag|Canada}}
|-
|Second||Sarah Dufresne||{{flagicon|Canada}} Canada
|-
|Third||Valerie Eickhoff||{{flag|Germany}}
|-
|Finalist||Nils Wanderer||{{flagicon|Germany}} Germany
|-
|Finalist||Hugo Laporte||{{flag|Canada}}
|}
{| class="wikitable"
|+
Main - Art Song
|-
!Rank!!Competitor!!Country
|-
|First||Meredith Wohlgemuth||{{flag|United States}}
|-
|Second||Harriet Burns||{{flagicon|United Kingdom}} United Kingdom
|-
|Third||Bryan Murray||{{flag|United States}}
|}

==== Special prizes ====
{| class="wikitable"
|-
! Prize !! Winner !! Country
|-
|ICI Musique People's Choice Award - Aria ||Nils Wanderer||{{flagicon|Germany}} Germany
|-
|ICI Musique People's Choice Award - Art Song
|Deepa Johnny
|{{flagicon|Canada}} Canada
|-
|Best Canadian Artist Award - Aria ||Simone McIntosh ||{{flagicon|Canada}} Canada
|-
|Best Canadian Artist Award - Art Song
|Deepa Johnny
|{{flagicon|Canada}} Canada
|-
|Opera Aria Award ||Simone McIntosh ||{{flag|Canada}}
|-
|French Art Song Award ||Meredith Wohlgemuth ||{{flagicon|United States}} United States
|-
|German Lied Award ||Harriet Burns||{{flagicon|United Kingdom}} United Kingdom
|-
|John Newmark Award for best collaborative pianist
|Jinhee Park
|{{flag|South Korea}}
|-
|Bita Cattelan Philanthropic Engagement Award
|Adanya Dunn
|{{flag|Bulgaria}} / {{flag|Canada}}
|-
|André Bachand Award for the Best Performance of a Canadian Work
|Michael Lafferty
|{{flag|United Kingdom}}
|-
|Montreal students' coup de coeur Prize
|Simone McIntosh
Sarah Dufresne
|{{flag|Canada}}{{flag|Canada}}
|-
|CMIM grants awarded to two unranked finalists
|Nils Wanderer
Hugo Laporte
|{{flag|Germany}}{{flag|Canada}}
|}

=== 2021 ===
The twentieth edition of the CMIM was dedicated to piano. First prize was won by Su Yeon Kim, from South Korea.

====Laureates====
{| class="wikitable"
|+Main prizes
|-
!Rank!!Competitor!!Country
|-
|First||Su Yeon Kim||{{flag|South Korea}}
|-
|Second||Yoichiro Chiba||{{flagicon|Japan}} Japan
|-
|Third||Dimitri Malignan||{{flag|France}}
|-
|Finalist||Alice Burla||{{flagicon|Canada}} Canada
|-
|Finalist||Francesco Granata||{{flagicon|Italy}} Italy
|-
|Finalist||Ying Li||{{flagicon|China}} China
|-
|Finalist
|Chaeyoung Park
|{{flagicon|South Korea}} South Korea
|-
|Finalist
|Marcel Tadokoro
|{{flagicon|France}} France
|}

==== Special prizes ====
{| class="wikitable"
|-
! Prize !! Winner !! Country
|-
|ICI Musique Audience Award ||Dimitri Malignan|| {{flag|France}}
|-
|André-Bourbeau Award for the best Canadian artist ||Alice Burla ||{{flagicon|Canada}} Canada
|-
|Bita Cattelan Philanthropic Engagement Award ||Anna Han ||{{flagicon|United States}} United States
|-
|André-Bachand Award for the best performance of the compulsory Canadian work ||Alice Burla  ||{{flagicon|Canada}} Canada
|-
|Festival Bach Montréal Award for the best performance of a work by J.S. Bach ||Dimitri Malignan ||{{flag|France}}
|-
|CMIM grants awarded to the five unranked finalists ||Alice Bural<br>Francesco Granata<br>Ying Li
Chaeyoung Park

Marcel Tadokoro||{{flag|Canada}}<br>{{flagicon|Italy}} Italy<br>{{flagicon|China}} Ying Li
{{flagicon|South Korea}} South Korea

{{flag|France}}
|}

===2020===
The COVID-19 confinement and closing of international borders prevented this nineteenth edition of the CMIM to be held. Instead, every day from May 4 to May 18, 2020, from their respective locations, the selected competitors performed short recitals, in anticipation of the competition, which was postponed to 2021.

===2019===
The eighteenth edition of the CMIM was dedicated to violin. First prize was won by Hao Zhou.

====Laureates====
{| class="wikitable"
|+Main prizes
|-
!Rank!!Competitor!!Country
|-
|First||Hao Zhou||{{flag|United States}}
|-
|Second||Johanna Pichlmair||{{flagicon|Austria}} Austria
|-
|Third||Fumika Mohri||{{flag|Japan}}
|-
|Finalist||Elli Choi||{{flagicon|United States}} United States / {{flagicon|South Korea}} South Korea
|-
|Finalist||Anna Lee||{{flagicon|United States}} United States / {{flagicon|South Korea}} South Korea
|-
|Finalist||Christine Lim||{{flagicon|United States}} United States / {{flagicon|South Korea}} South Korea
|}

==== Special prizes ====
{| class="wikitable"
|-
! Prize !! Winner !! Country
|-
|Radio-Canada People's Choice Award ||Hao Zhou|| {{flag|United States}}
|-
|André-Bourbeau Award for the best Canadian artist ||Not attributed ||
|-
|Sonata Award for the best performance of a sonata in the semi-finals ||Anna Lee ||{{flagicon|United States}} United States / {{flagicon|South Korea}} South Korea
|-
|André-Bachand Award for the best performance of the compulsory Canadian work, ''Stand Alone'' by [[Michael Oesterle]] ||Johanna Pichlmair  ||{{flag|Austria}}
|-
|Montreal Bach Festival Award for the best performance of a work by J.S. Bach ||Johanna Pichlmair ||{{flag|Austria}}
|-
|CMIM grants awarded to the three unranked finalists ||Elli Choi<br>Yejin Noh<br>Jinhyung Park||{{flag|United States}}<br>{{flagicon|United States}} United States / {{flagicon|South Korea}} South Korea<br>{{flagicon|United States}} United States / {{flagicon|South Korea}} South Korea
|}

===2018===
The seventeenth edition of the CMIM was dedicated to voice and featured two divisions - aria and art song. First prize in Aria was won by [https://www.cbcmusic.ca/posts/20045/1st-prize-aria-montreal-music-competition-2018 Mario Bahg]. First prize in Art Song was won by [https://www.johnbrancy.com/ John Brancy].

====Laureates====
{| class="wikitable"
|+Main prizes 
|-
!Rank!!Competitor!!Country
|-
|First||Mario Bahg||{{flag|South Korea}}
|-
|Second||Emily D'Angelo||{{flagicon|Canada}} Canada
|-
|Third||Konstantin Lee||{{flag|South Korea}}
|-
|Finalist||John Brancy||{{flagicon|United States}} United States
|-
|Finalist||Mikhail Golovushkin||{{flag|Russia}}
|-
|Finalist||Andrew Haji||{{flagicon|Canada}} Canada
|}

==== Main Prizes - Art Song ====
{| class="wikitable"
|-
!Rank!!Competitor!!Country
|-
|First||John Brancy||{{flagicon|United States}} United States
|-
|Second||Julien Van Mellaerts||New Zealand/United Kingdom
|-
|Third||Clara Osowksi||{{flagicon|United States}} United States
|-
|Finalist||Gemma Summerfield||{{flagicon|United Kingdom}} United Kingdom
|}

==== Special prizes ====
{| class="wikitable"
|-
! Prize !! Winner !! Country
|-
|Radio-Canada People's Choice Award - Aria ||Emily D'Angelo||{{flagicon|Canada}} Canada
|-
|Radio-Canada's People Choice Award - Art Song
|Clara Osowksi
|{{flagicon|United States}} United States
|-
|Best Canadian Artist Award - Aria ||Emily D'Angelo ||{{flagicon|Canada}} Canada
|-
|Best Canadian Artist Award - Art Song
|[[Rihab Chaieb]]
|{{flagicon|Canada}} Canada
|-
|Opera Aria Award ||Mario Bahg ||{{flag|South Korea}}
|-
|Oratorio Award ||Andrew Haji ||{{flagicon|Canada}} Canada
|-
|French Mélodie Award ||John Brancy ||{{flagicon|United States}} United States
|-
|Lied Award ||Julien Van Mellaerts||New Zealand/United Kingdom
|-
|John Newmark Award for best collaborative pianist
|Joao Araujo
|Portugal
|}

===2017===
The sixteenth edition of the CMIM was dedicated to piano. The Grand prize was won by [http://zoltanfejervari.com/ Zoltan Fejervari].

====Laureates====
{|class="wikitable"
|+Main prize
|-
!Rank!!Competitor!!Country
|-
|First||'''Zoltán Fejévári'''||{{flag|Hungary}}
|-
|Second||Giuseppe Guarrera||{{flag|Italy}}
|-
|Third||Stefano Andreatta||{{flag|Italy}}
|-
|Finalist||Albert Cano Smit||{{flag|Spain}}
|-
|Finalist||Yejin Noh||{{flag|South Korea}}
|-
|Finalist||Jinhyung Park||{{flag|South Korea}}
|}

==== Special prizes ====
{| class="wikitable"
|-
! Prize !! Winner !! Country
|-
|Radio-Canada People's Choice Award ||Giuseppe Guarrera|| {{flag|Italy}}
|-
|André-Bachand Award for the best performance of the compulsory Canadian work in the semifinals ||Giuseppe Guarrera ||{{flag|Italy}}
|-
|Award for the best semifinal recital ||Giuseppe Guarrera ||{{flag|Italy}}
|-
|Chopin Award for the most outstanding performance of a work for solo keyboard by Frédéric Chopin ||Giuseppe Guarrera  ||{{flag|Italy}}
|-
|Bach Award for the most outstanding performance of a work for solo keyboard by J.S. Bach ||Giuseppe Guarrera ||{{flag|Italy}}
|-
|CMIM grants awarded to the three unranked finalists ||Albert Cano Smit<br>Yejin Noh<br>Jinhyung Park||{{flag|Spain}} /{{flag|Netherlands}}<br>{{flag|South Korea}}<br>{{flag|South Korea}}
|}

===2016===
The fifteenth edition of the CMIM was dedicated to violin. The Grand Prize was won by [[Ayana Tsuji]].<ref name=M2016>{{cite web |title=AYANA TSUJI TRIUMPHS AT THE CMIM 2016 |publisher=Concours musical international de Montréal |url=http://link.genclik.ca/v/443/056b9808434cb835a17e01bfb0aac2b6c19cbe3b3585224b}}</ref>

====Laureates====
{|class="wikitable"
|+Main prize<ref name=M2016/>
|-
!Rank!!Competitor!!Country
|-
|First||'''Ayana Tsuji'''||{{flag|Japan}}
|-
|Second||[[Bomsori Kim]]||{{flag|South Korea}}
|-
|Third||Minami Yoshida||{{flag|Japan}}
|-
|Finalist||Petteri Iivonen||{{flag|Finland}}
|-
|Finalist||Ji Won Song||{{flag|South Korea}}
|-
|Finalist||Fedor Rudin||{{flag|Russia}}
|}

==== Special prizes ====
{| class="wikitable"
|-
! Prize<ref name="M2016" /> !! Winner !! Country
|-
|Radio-Canada People's Choice Award ||[[Bomsori Kim]]|| {{flag|South Korea}}
|-
|André-Bachand Award for the best performance of the compulsory Canadian work in the semifinals ||Ayana Tsuji ||{{flag|Japan}}

|-
|Award for the best semifinal recital ||Ayana Tsuji ||{{flag|Japan}}
|-
|Award for the best performance of a Sonata in the semifinal round ||Ayana Tsuji ||{{flag|Japan}}
|-
|Bach Award for the best performance of a work by J.S. Bach in the quarter-final round ||Ayana Tsuji ||{{flag|Japan}}
|-
|Paganini Award for the best performance of a Caprice by Paganini in the quarter-final round ||Ayana Tsuji ||{{flag|Japan}}
|-
|CMIM grants awarded to the three unranked finalists ||Petteri Iivonen<br>Fedor Rudin<br>Ji Won Song ||{{flag|Finland}}<br>{{flag|France}}{{flag|Russia}}<br>{{flag|South Korea}}
|}

===2015===
The fourteenth edition of the CMIM was dedicated to voice. The Grand Prize was won by [[Keonwoo Kim]].

====Laureates====
{|class="wikitable"
!colspan="4"|Laureates of the 2014 Montreal International Musical Competition
|-
!Rank!!Competitor!!Country!!Vocal Range
|-
|First||'''Keonwoo Kim'''||{{flagicon|South Korea}} South Korea||Tenor
|-
|Second||[[Hera Hyesang Park]]||{{flagicon|South Korea}} South Korea||Soprano
|-
|Third||France Bellemare||{{flagicon|Canada}} Canada||Soprano
|-
|Finalist ||Anaïs Constans|| {{flagicon|France}} France||Soprano
|-
|Finalist||Vasil Garvanliev||{{flagicon|Macedonia}} Macedonia||Baritone
|-
|Finalist||Takaoki Onishi||{{flagicon|Japan}} Japan||Baritone
|}

==== Special prizes ====
*Radio-Canada People's Choice Award
**[[Hera Hyesang Park]] (soprano), South Korea
*André Bourbeau Award for the Best Canadian Artist 
**France Bellemare (soprano), Canada
*Joseph Rouleau Award for the Best Artist from Quebec
**France Bellemare (soprano), Canada
*Award for the best semi-final recital
**Anaïs Constans (soprano), France

===2014===
The thirteenth edition of the CMIM was dedicated to piano. The Grand Prize was won by [[Jayson Gillham]].

====Laureates====
{|class="wikitable"
!colspan="3"|Laureates of the 2014 Montreal International Musical Competition
|-
!Rank!!Competitor!!Country
|-
|First||'''[[Jayson Gillham]]'''||{{flagicon|Australia}} Australia / {{flagicon|United Kingdom}} United Kingdom
|-
|Second||[[Charles Richard-Hamelin]]||{{flagicon|Canada}} Canada
|-
|Third||Annika Treutler||{{flagicon|Germany}} Germany
|-
|Finalist || [[Kate Liu]] || {{flagicon|United States}} United States
|-
|Finalist||Xiaoyu Liu||{{flagicon|Canada}} Canada
|-
|Finalist||Alexander Ullman||{{flagicon|United Kingdom}} United Kingdom
|}

====Special prizes====
*Radio-Canada People's Choice Award
**Jayson Gillham, Australia/United Kingdom
*Award for the Best Performance of the Compulsory Canadian Work
**Jayson Gillham, Australia/United Kingdom
*André Bourbeau Award for the Best Canadian Artist 
**Charles Richard Hamelin

===2013===
The twelfth edition of the CMIM was dedicated to violin. The Grand Prize was won by [[Marc Bouchkov]].

====Laureates====
{|class="wikitable"
!colspan="3"|Laureates of the 2013 Montreal International Musical Competition
|-
!Rank!!Competitor!!Country
|-
|First||'''Marc Bouchkov'''||{{flagicon|Belgium}} Belgium
|-
|Second||[[Stephen Waarts]]||{{flagicon|United States}} United States
|-
|Third||Zeyu Victor Li||{{flagicon|China}} China
|-
|Finalist||Chi Li||{{flagicon|Taiwan}} Taiwan
|-
|Finalist||Ji Young Lim||{{flagicon|South Korea}} South Korea
|-
|Finalist||Fédor Roudine||{{flagicon|France}} France
|}

====Special prizes====
*Radio-Canada People's Choice Award
**[[Stephen Waarts]], United States
*Award for the Best Performance of the Compulsory Canadian Work
**Luke Hsu, United States
*Wilder & Davis Award for the best semi-final recital
**Marc Bouchkov, Belgium

===2012===
The eleventh edition of the Montreal International Musical Competition was dedicated to voice. The Grand Prize was won by [[Philippe Sly]].

====Laureates====
{|class="wikitable"
!colspan="4"|Laureates of the 2012 Montreal International Musical Competition
|-
!Rank!!Competitor!!Country!!Vocal Range
|-
|First||'''Philippe Sly'''||{{flagicon|Canada}} Canada||Bass Baritone
|-
|Second||Olga Kindler||{{flagicon|Switzerland}} Switzerland||Soprano
|-
|Third||[[John Brancy]]||{{flagicon|United States}} United States||Baritone
|-
|Finalist||Won Whi Choi||{{flagicon|South Korea}} South Korea||Tenor
|-
|Finalist||Emily Duncan-Brown||{{flagicon|Canada}} Canada||Soprano
|-
|Finalist||Yuri Gorodetski||{{flagicon|Belarus}} Belarus||Tenor
|-
|Finalist||Sidney Outlaw||{{flagicon|United States}} United States||Baritone
|-
|Finalist||Andréanne Paquin||{{flagicon|Canada}} Canada||Soprano
|}

====Special prizes====
*Radio-Canada People's Choice Award
**Philippe Sly (bass baritone), Canada
*Award for the Best Performance of the Compulsory Canadian Work
**Philippe Sly (bass baritone), Canada
*Award for the Best Canadian Artist 
**Philippe Sly (bass baritone), Canada
*Joseph Rouleau Award for the Best Artist from Quebec
**Philippe Sly (bass baritone), Canada
*Atma Classique Award for a CD Recording
**Yuri Gorodetski (tenor), Belarus

===2011===
The tenth edition of the CMIM was dedicated to piano. The Grand Prize was won by [[Beatrice Rana]].

====Laureates====
{|class="wikitable"
!colspan="3"|Laureates of the 2011 Montreal International Musical Competition
|-
!Rank!!Competitor!!Country
|-
|First||'''Beatrice Rana'''||{{flagicon|Italy}} Italy
|-
|Second||Lindsay Garritson||{{flagicon|United States}} United States
|-
|Third||[[Henry Kramer]]||{{flagicon|United States}} United States
|-
|Finalist||Yulia Chaplina||{{flagicon|Russia}} Russia
|-
|Finalist||Zheeyoung Moon||{{flagicon|South Korea}} South Korea
|-
|Finalist||Jong Ho Won||{{flagicon|South Korea}} South Korea
|}

====Special prizes====
*Radio-Canada People's Choice Award
**Beatrice Rana, Italy
*Award for the Best Performance of the Compulsory Canadian Work
**Beatrice Rana, Italy
*Award for the Best Canadian Artist 
**Tina Chong, Canada
*Joseph Rouleau Award for the Best Artist from Quebec
**Steven Massicotte, Canada

===2010===
The ninth edition of the CMIM was dedicated to violin. The Grand Prize was won by [[Benjamin Beilman]].

====Laureates====
{|class="wikitable"
!colspan="3"|Laureates of the 2010 Montreal International Musical Competition
|-
!Rank!!Competitor!!Country
|-
|First||'''Benjamin Beilman'''||{{flagicon|United States}} United States
|-
|Second||Korbinian Altenberger||{{flagicon|Germany}} Germany
|-
|Third||[[Nikita Borisoglebsky]]||{{flagicon|Russia}} Russia
|-
|Finalist||[[Noah Bendix-Balgley]]||{{flagicon|United States}} United States
|-
|Finalist||Jaeyoung Kim||{{flagicon|South Korea}} South Korea
|-
|Finalist||Kyoko Yonemoto||{{flagicon|Japan}} Japan
|}

====Special prizes====
*Radio-Canada People's Choice Award
**Benjamin Beilman, United States
*Award for the Best Canadian Artist 
**Nikki Chooi, Canada
*Joseph Rouleau Award for the Best Artist from Quebec
**Boson Mo, Canada
*Award for the Best Performance of the Compulsory Canadian Work
**Nikita Borisoglebsky (Baritone), Russia

===2009===
The eighth edition of the CMIM was dedicated to voice. The Grand Prize was won by [[Angela Meade]].

====Laureates====
{|class="wikitable"
!colspan="4"|Laureates of the 2009 Montreal International Musical Competition
|-
!Rank!!Competitor!!Country!!Vocal Range
|-
|First||'''Angela Meade'''||{{flagicon|United States}} United States||Soprano
|-
|Second||Yannick-Muriel Noah||{{flagicon|Canada}} Canada||Soprano
|-
|Third||Andrew Garland||{{flagicon|United States}} United States||Baritone
|}

====Special prizes====
*"Tribute to André Turp" (People's Choice Award)
**Angela Meade (Soprano), United States
*Award for the Best Canadian Artist
**Yannick-Muriel Noah (Soprano), Canada
*Joseph Rouleau Prize (Best Candidate from Quebec)
**Charlotte Corwin(Soprano), Canada
*Best performance of the Compulsory Canadian Work Award
**Andrew Garland (Baritone), United States

===2008===
The seventh edition of the CMIM was dedicated to piano. The Grand Prize was won by [[Nareh Arghamanyan]].

====Laureates====
{|class="wikitable"
!colspan="3"|Laureates of the 2008 Montreal International Musical Competition
|-
!Rank!!Competitor!!Country
|-
|First||'''Nareh Arghamanyan'''||{{flagicon|Armenia}} Armenia
|-
|Second (ex aequo)||[[Alexandre Moutouzkine]]||{{flagicon|Russia}} Russia
|-
|Second (ex aequo)||Masataka Takada||{{flagicon|Japan}} Japan
|}

====Special prizes====
*Award for the Best Performance of the Compulsory Canadian Work
**Nareh Arghamanyan, Armenia
*People's Choice Award "Tribute to Yvonne Hubert"
**Nareh Arghamanyan, Armenia
*Joseph Rouleau Award for the Best Artist from Quebec
**Marie-Hélène Trempe, Canada
*Award for the Best Canadian Artist
**Sergei Saratovsky, Canada

===2007===
The sixth edition of the CMIM was dedicated to voice. The Grand Prize was won by [[Marianne Fiset]].

====Laureates====
{|class="wikitable"
!colspan="4"|Laureates of the 2006 Montreal International Musical Competition
|-
!Rank!!Competitor!!Country!!Vocal range
|-
|First||'''Marianne Fiset'''||{{flagicon|Canada}} Canada||Soprano
|-
|Second||Steven Ebel||{{flagicon|USA}} United States||Tenor
|-
|Third||Evgenia Grekova||{{flagicon|Russia}} Russia||Soprano
|-
|Fourth||Julie Boulianne||{{flagicon|Canada}} Canada||Mezzo-soprano
|-
|Fifth||Leticia Brewer||{{flagicon|Canada}} Canada||Soprano
|-
|Sixth||Peter Barrett||{{flagicon|Canada}} Canada||Baritone
|}

====Special prizes====
*"Tribute to Leopold Simoneau" (People's Choice Award)
**Marianne Fiset (Soprano), Canada
*Jean A. Chalmers Award (Best Canadian Candidate)
**Marianne Fiset (Soprano), Canada
*Poulenc French Song Award (Best French Song performance by a Candidate)
**Marianne Fiset (Soprano), Canada
*Joseph Rouleau Prize (Best Candidate from Quebec)
**Marianne Fiset (Soprano), Canada
*Best performance of the Compulsory Canadian Work Award
**Susanne Ellen Kirchesch (Soprano), Germany

===2006===
The fifth edition of the CMIM was dedicated to violin. The Grand Prize was won by [[Jinjoo Cho]].

====Laureates====
{|class="wikitable"
!colspan="3"|Laureates of the 2006 Montreal International Musical Competition
|-
!Rank!!Competitor!!Country
|-
|First||'''Jinjoo Cho'''||{{flagicon|South Korea}} South Korea
|-
|Second||Ye-Eun Choi||{{flagicon|South Korea}} South Korea
|-
|Third||[[Marcus Tanneberger]]  ([[:de:Marcus Tanneberger|German]])||{{flagicon|Germany}} Germany
|-
|Fourth||[[Corinne Chapelle]]||{{flagicon|USA}} United States
|-
|Fifth||[[Mayuko Kamio]]||{{flagicon|Japan}} Japan
|-
|Sixth||Dan Zhu||{{flagicon|China}} China
|}

====Special prizes====
*"Tribute to Gilles Lefebvre" (People's Choice Award)
**Jinjoo Cho, South Korea
*CBC Galaxie Rising Stars Award (Best Canadian Candidate)
**Nikki Chooi, Canada
*Joseph Rouleau Prize (Best Candidate from Quebec)
**Jean-Sébastien Roy, Canada
*Best Interpretation of the Compulsory Canadian Work Award
**Ye-Eun Choi, South Korea

===2005===
The fourth edition of the CMIM was dedicated to voice. The Grand Prize was won by [[Sin Nyung Hwang]].

====Laureates====
{|class="wikitable"
!colspan="4"|Laureates of the 2005 Montreal International Musical Competition
|-
!Place!!Competitor!!Country!!Vocal Range
|-
|First||'''Sin Nyung Hwang'''||{{flagicon|South Korea}} South Korea||Soprano
|-
|Second||[[Peter McGillivray]]||{{flagicon|Canada}} Canada||Baritone
|-
|Third||[[Elena Xanthoudakis]]||{{flagicon|Australia}} Australia||Soprano
|-
|Fourth (ex aequo)||Phillip Addis||{{flagicon|Canada}} Canada||Baritone
|-
|Fourth (ex aequo)||[[Anna Kasyan]]||{{flagicon|Armenia}} Armenia||Soprano
|-
|Sixth||Chantal Dionne||{{flagicon|Canada}} Canada||Soprano
|}

====Special prizes====
*"Tribute to Richard Verreau" (People's Choice Award)
**Lauren Skuce (Soprano), United States
*Jean A. Chalmers Award (Best Canadian Candidate)
**Peter McGillivray (Baritone), Canada
*CBC Galaxie Rising Stars Award (Best opera performance by a Canadian)
**Phillip Addis (Baritone), Canada
*Joseph Rouleau Prize (Best Candidate from Quebec)
**Phillip Addis (Baritone), Canada
*Best Interpretation of the Compulsory Canadian Work Award
**Elena Xanthoudakis (Soprano), Australia

===2004===
The third edition of the CMIM was dedicated to piano. The Grand Prize was won by [[Serhiy Salov]].

====Laureates====
{|class="wikitable"
!colspan="3"|Laureates of the 2004 Montreal International Musical Competition
|-
!Rank!!Competitor!!Country
|-
|First||'''Sergei Salov'''||{{flagicon|Ukraine}} Ukraine
|-
|Second||[[David Fray]]||{{flagicon|France}} France
|-
|Third||Daria Rabotkina||{{flagicon|Russia}} Russia
|-
|Fourth||Spencer Myer||{{flagicon|USA}} United States
|-
|Fifth||Natalia Zagalskaia||{{flagicon|Russia}} Russia
|-
|Sixth||Darrett Zusko||{{flagicon|Canada}} Canada
|}

====Special prizes====
*"Tribute to André Mathieu" (People's Choice Award)
**Sergei Solov, Ukraine
*CBC Galaxie Rising Stars Award (Best Canadian Candidate)
**Darrett Zusko, Canada
*Joseph Rouleau Prize (Best Candidate from Quebec)
**Matthieu Fortin, Canada
*Best Interpretation of the Unpublished Compulsory Work Award
**David Fray, France

===2003===
The second edition of the ''CMIM'' was dedicated to violin. The First Prize was won by [[Yossif Ivanov]].

====Laureates====
{|class="wikitable"
!colspan="3"|Laureates of the 2003 Montreal International Musical Competition
|-
!Rank!!Competitor!!Country
|-
|First||'''Yossif Ivanov''' ||{{flagicon|Belgium}} Belgium
|-
|Second||Alexis Cardenas||{{flagicon|Venezuela|1930}} Venezuela
|-
|Third||Matthieu Arama||{{flagicon|France}} France
|-
|Fourth||[[Nicolas Koeckert]]||{{flagicon|Germany}} Germany
|-
|Fifth||Oleg Kashiv||{{flagicon|Ukraine}} Ukraine
|-
|Sixth||Julia Sakharova||{{flagicon|Russia}} Russia
|}

====Special prizes====
*"Tribute to Arthur LeBlanc" (People's Choice Award)
**Alexis Cardenas, Venezuela
*CBC Galaxie Rising Stars Award (Best Canadian Candidate)
**Sarah Pratt, Canada
*Joseph Rouleau Prize (Best Candidate from Quebec)
**Jean-Sébastien Roy, Canada
*Best Interpretation of the Unpublished Compulsory Work Award
**Diana Galvydyte, Lithuania

===2002===
The inaugural CMIM was dedicated to voice. The First Prize was won by [[Measha Brueggergosman]].

====Laureates====
{|class="wikitable"
!colspan="4"|Laureates of the 2002 Montreal International Musical Competition
|-
!Rank!!Competitor!!Country!!Vocal Range
|-
|First||'''Measha Brueggergosman'''||{{flagicon|Canada}} Canada||[[Soprano]]
|-
|Second||Burak Bilgili||{{flagicon|Turkey}} Turkey||[[Bass (vocal range)|Bass]]
|-
|Third||Joseph Kaiser||{{flagicon|Canada}} Canada||[[Baritone]]
|-
|Fourth||Mélanie Boisvert||{{flagicon|Canada}} Canada||Soprano
|-
|Fifth||Daesan No||{{flagicon|South Korea}} South Korea||Baritone
|-
|Sixth||John Matz||{{flagicon|USA}} United States||[[Tenor]]
|}

====Special prizes====
*People's Award
**Measha Brueggergosman (Soprano), Canada
*Jean A. Chalmers Award (Best Canadian Candidate)
**Measha Brueggergosman (Soprano), Canada
*Joseph Rouleau Prize (Best Candidate from [[Quebec]])
**Joseph Kaiser (Baritone), Canada
*Best Interpretation of the Unpublished Compulsory Work Award
**Measha Brueggergosman (Soprano), Canada

==References==
{{Reflist}}

==External links==
*[https://concoursmontreal.ca/en/ Concours musical international de Montréal]
*[http://jmcanada.ca Jeunesses Musicales Canada]

[[Category:Violin competitions]]
[[Category:Piano competitions]]
[[Category:Singing competitions]]
[[Category:Music competitions in Canada]]