14th Massarosa International Piano Competition
15 June 2024
Winners

First Prize: Alessandro Artese

Second Prize: Giulia Toniolo

Third Prize ex aequo: Anastasiya Torap and
Greta Maria Lobefaro

14th Massarosa International Piano Competition
15 June 2024
Final

The jury has chosen the 4 finalists.
The final will take place on June 15  at 20:30 at Teatro Manzoni

The finalists are:

Giulia Toniolo

Prokofiev. Sonata n. 6 op. 82

Anastasiya Torap

Schumann. Sonata op. 11

Alessandro Artese

Beethoven. Sonata op. 10 n. 2
Chopin. Polonaise-Fantaisie op. 61
Rachmaninoff.  Étude-Tableau op. 33 n. 9

Greta Maria Lobefaro

Chopin. Sonata op. 58

14th Massarosa International Piano Competition
14 June 2024
semifinal round

The following candidates have been chosen by the jury,
and they will perform in the semifinal round as follows:

14°Concorso Pianistico Internationale Massarosa 
June 15 2024
Final
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The finalists are:

Giulia Toniolo

Prokofiev. Sonata n. 6 op. 82

Anastasiya Torap

Schumann. Sonata op. 11

Alessandro Artese

Beethoven. Sonata op. 10 n. 2
Chopin. Polonaise-Fantaisie op. 61
Rachmaninoff.  Étude-Tableau op. 33 n. 9

Greta Maria Lobefaro

Chopin. Sonata op. 58

14th Massarosa International Piano Competition 

At the ballot the letter Q was  drawn.
The program  with the order of playing can be seen on this page
The competitors will meet for the registration at 8:30 AM on June 12 and at 9:00 AM they will start playing in this order:

The deadline for applying to the 2024 Piano Competition has been extended to may 30.

Please note that due to a relocation of our servers during the day of May 17 the competition’s website may be unreachable for a few hours.

All application data will be preserved.

The fourteenth edition of the Massarosa International Piano Competition was presented at Spazio Fazioli in Milan on 16 april 2024. In the video can be seen the introduction by Luca Fazioli, followed by the speeches of Simona Barsotti (mayor of Massarosa), the Competition’s president Antonella Moscardini, the artistic director Riccardo Risaliti and of the pianist and writer Luca Ciammarughi. At the end of the presentation the conductor and pianist Michele Gamba, who is member of this year’s jury, plays Puccini’s ‘Piccolo Valzer’ and Riccardo Risaliti plays Paul Wittgenstein’s left-hand only transcription of the “humming chorus” from “Madama Butterfly.”