Praiano, Italy | June 30 – July 3, 2026
Join us for an unforgettable blend of high-level performance and a Mediterranean family vacation. This tour features exclusive Master Classes with renowned faculty, including the world-class pianist Roberto Plano, alongside the Final Round of our International Competition.
Tour HighlightsJune 30: Opening Night – Faculty & Selected Students’ Recital.
July 1: Private Master Classes & Amalfi Coast Sightseeing.
July 2: Student Recital & Open Master Class with Roberto Plano.
July 3: Final Round Competition
June 30, 2026: Opening Night – Faculty and Selected Students' Recital.
July 1, 2026: Private Master Classes & Sightseeing Excursions along the Amalfi Coast.
July 2, 2026: Private Master Classes, Student Recital, and Open Master Class with Roberto Plano.
July 3, 2026: Final Round of the Music Through The Centuries Competition & Private Master Classes
Competition & Awards
Eligibility: All ages and instruments (Piano, Strings, Winds, Voice, etc.) and Ensembles.
Repertoire: One piece (single movement or short work) for both rounds. Only one piece per application is allowed, but participants may submit multiple applications for additional works or categories.
Awards: Cash Prize for Grand-Prix; Medals and Certificates for 1st, 2nd, and 3rd place.
Scholarships: Up to $250 awarded to select Preliminary Round winners.
Logistics & Fees
Online Preliminary Fee: $40 (Submit via YouTube link).
Full Tour Fee: $950 per person (Due June 1, 2026).
Includes: Access to all festival events, masterclasses, competition entry, on-site practice rooms, and group excursion.
Lodging: Limited Rooms available in a beautiful local villa (pricing upon request).
Practice: On-site rooms available by reservation.
Early Invitation Program
Planning to travel to Italy? To provide families ample time to arrange travel, we offer a Fast-Track Eligibility Review:
Apply ASAP: Submit your preliminary video today. Our faculty will review your video for artistic eligibility within 48 hours. Qualified musicians receive an immediate Official Invitation to secure travel to the Amalfi Coast early.
Final Results: Official rankings and scholarships will be released on May 10th.
On February 14, 2026, the Music Through The Centuries International Competition made a spectacular debut at the Pleasanton Recital Hall in the East Bay Area. This highly competitive edition attracted over 160 participants of all ages and nationalities, showcasing an extraordinary array of instruments.
Whether performing online or in person, contestants from across the United States delivered performances of exceptional caliber. The event successfully provided a prestigious international stage for a diverse group of musicians, solidifying its status as a premier global event.
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The festival concluded with showcase recitals in Cary Hall, where participants performed on a professional Steinway D 9-foot grand piano. This successful debut marked a major milestone, bridging the gap between elite music education and high-level performance in the heart of New York City.
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Venue Spotlight: Salle du Munsterhof
Nestled in the heart of Strasbourg, the Salle du Munsterhof stands as a beacon of musical excellence and historical significance. As the chosen venue for our Winners’ Recital, this illustrious concert hall promises to elevate your performance to new heights.
Stepping into the Salle du Munsterhof is akin to stepping into a living legacy of music. With its rich tapestry of history woven by the performances of iconic composers like Liszt and Mozart, this venue exudes an aura of timeless grandeur. From the elegant architecture to the impeccable acoustics, every facet of the hall resonates with the spirit of musical mastery.
The Offenburg/Ortenau music school provides training on all classical and modern instruments and singing. Lessons by qualified teachers are tailored to the respective learning age of the students. Find out about our comprehensive training offering.
The Offenburg music school hosted the 2024 Jugend Musiziert state competition with over 2000 participants.
On July 11, 2023, the final round of the Music Through The Centuries Competition took place in the esteemed Wiener Saal at the Mozarteum in Salzburg, Austria. Known as one of the most prestigious concert halls in Austria and internationally celebrated, the Wiener Saal provided an inspiring setting for this high-level Competition. Musicians from around the world gathered to showcase their talents, bringing a rich variety of classical repertoire to life. The event highlighted exceptional performances and celebrated the legacy of classical music in a world-renowned venue, marking a significant milestone for the participants and organizers alike.
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