Every year, the “Giuseppe Verdi” Conservatory of Music in Milan organises the Conservatory Prize, an initiative aimed at students regularly enrolled in the current academic year. The Prize is made possible thanks to the generosity of many donors and takes the form of an internal competition that pits students of different ages and disciplines against each other in an atmosphere of exchange and mutual comparison.
Specifically, the Conservatoire Prize takes the form of a super prize, to be awarded to the first of the first, i.e. to the student or instrumental group selected as the best among the winners in each category.
The Milan Conservatory of Music Prize takes the form of a true Classical Talent: in the spring months of each academic year, the Institute's best talents compete in the preliminary and semi-final rounds, in autumn the final round is held, which sees the first classified in each performance category compete, followed by the announcement ceremony of the overall winner.
11th Edition 2025
On this page you will find information about the 11th edition of the Conservatory Prize 2025.
Registration for the XI edition of the Conservatory Prize.
Registrations for the 11th edition of the Conservatory Prize remain open until 10 April 2025
LINK for registration
Links to register for the different categories of the Conservatoire Prize 2025:
Subscription links
Links for Category G members who need to upload their scores:
Links for subscribers
Announcement of the Conservatory Prize 2025
X Edition 2024
On this page you will find information about the 10th edition of the Conservatory Prize 2024.
Preliminary, final and final rounds schedule
The calendar of all 2024 Prize events is available here:
- eliminations
- endings
- final
Elimination Trials Calendar
The calendar for the elimination rounds of the 2024 Conservatory Prize is published below
Category A Wind Instrument Soloists
Saturday 18 May
Puccini Hall 9 a.m.
Category B Soloists keyboard and percussion instruments
Friday 17 May
Puccini Hall 9 a.m.
Category C Soloists stringed instruments
Thursday 23 May
Sala Verdi 9.00 a.m.
Category D Chamber Music
Thursday 30 May
Sala Verdi 9.00 a.m.
Category E Jazz
Friday 31 May
Puccini Hall 9.30 a.m.
Category F Singing
Thursday 6 June
Sala Verdi 10.30 a.m.
Category G Composition
Tuesday 23 April
Management meeting room 11 a.m.
Category H Young Talent
Friday 24 May
Puccini Hall 9 a.m.
Category I Pop/Rock
Monday 1 July (Day 1)
Sala Verdi 9.00 a.m.
Category I Pop/Rock
Tuesday 2 July (Day II)
Sala Verdi 9.00 a.m.
Category L Music with ancient instruments and voices
Friday 7 June
Sala Verdi 9.00 a.m.
Calendar Final Trials
The calendar for the final rehearsals of the 2024 Conservatory Prize is published below
Category A Wind Instrument Soloists
Monday 9 September
Puccini Hall 10 a.m.
Category B Soloists keyboard and percussion instruments
Tuesday 10 September
Sala Verdi and not Sala Puccini, as previously announced, 10 a.m.
Category C Soloists stringed instruments
Wednesday 11 September
Puccini Hall 10 a.m.
Category D Chamber Music
Friday 13 September
Puccini Hall 10 a.m.
Category E Jazz
Monday 16 September
Sala Verdi (not Sala Puccini as previously announced) 10.00 a.m.
Category F Singing
Tuesday 17 September
Verdi Hall 11 a.m.
Category G Composition
Wednesday 12 June
Puccini Hall 4 pm
Category H Young Talent
Thursday 12 September
Puccini Hall 10 a.m.
Category I Pop/Rock
Monday 23 September
Sala Verdi at 14.00 and not 10.00, as previously announced
Category L Music with ancient instruments and voices
Wednesday 18 September
Church of Santa Maria della Passione 10.00 a.m. (first candidate)
The Final will then continue in the Puccini Hall
Final
Friday 18 October
Sala Verdi 2 p.m.
The Final
LINK for registration
Below and attached are the links to enter the different categories of the Conservatoire Prize 2024
CATEGORY A: Wind instrument soloists
CATEGORY B: Soloists keyboard and percussion instruments
CATEGORY C: Soloists stringed instruments
CATEGORY D: Chamber music:
CATEGORY E: Jazz
CATEGORY F: Singing (soloists)
CATEGORY G: Composition
CATEGORY H: Young talents (soloists born after 1 January 2008)
CATEGORY I: Pop/Rock
CATEGORY L: Music with ancient instruments and voices
Registration for the 10th edition of the Conservatory Prize. NEW DATE: 10 April 2024
Registrations for the 10th edition of the Conservatory Prize remain open until 10 April 2024
IX Edition 2023
The 9th edition of the Conservatory Prize 2023 is announced.
Postponed the closing date for entries in all categories of the Conservatoire Prize 2023 and the delivery of scores for the Composition Category.
New deadline: Sunday 16 April 2023.
Registration Jotform
Below are the jotforms for entering the different categories of the 2023 Prize
CATEGORY A: Wind instrument soloists
CATEGORY B: Soloists keyboard and percussion instruments
CATEGORY C: Soloists stringed instruments
CATEGORY D: Chamber music
CATEGORY E: Jazz
CATEGORY F: Canto (soloists)
CATEGORY G: Composition
CATEGORY H: Young talents (soloists born after 1 January 2007)
CATEGORY I: Pop-Rock
CATEGORY L: Music with ancient instruments and voices
Elimination Calendar
The calendar for the elimination rounds of the Conservatoire Prize 2023 is published below
Thursday 27 April 2023
Management Meeting Room 11 a.m.
Category G Composition
Thursday 18 May
Sala Verdi 9.00 a.m.
Category A Wind Instrument Soloists
Friday 19 May
Sala Verdi 9.00 a.m.
Category B Soloists keyboard and percussion instruments
Thursday 25 May
Puccini Hall 9 a.m.
Category C Soloists stringed instruments
Friday 26 May
Puccini Hall 9 a.m.
Category H Young Talent
Tuesday 30 May
Puccini Hall 9 a.m.
Category D Chamber Music
Thursday 1 June
Puccini Hall 10.30 a.m.
Category F Singing
Tuesday 6 June
Puccini Hall 9 a.m.
Category L Music with ancient instruments and voices
Friday 9 June
Puccini Hall 9.30 a.m.
Category E Jazz
Monday 26 and Tuesday 27 June
Sala Verdi 10 a.m.
Category I Pop Rock
Calendar of final tests
The calendar for the final rounds of the Conservatoire Prize 2023 is published below
Thursday 15 June
Sala Verdi 16.00
Category G Composition
Monday 11 September
Puccini Hall 10 a.m.
Category A Wind Instrument Soloists
Tuesday 12 September
Puccini Hall 10 a.m.
Category B Soloists keyboard and percussion instruments
Wednesday 13 September
Puccini Hall 10 a.m.
Category C Soloists stringed instruments
Thursday 14 September
Puccini Hall 10 a.m.
Category D Chamber Music
Friday 15 September
Puccini Hall 10 a.m.
Category E Jazz
Tuesday 19 September
Puccini Hall 10 a.m.
Category H Young Talent
Wednesday 20 September
Puccini Hall 10 a.m.
Category L Music with ancient instruments and voices
Friday 22 September
Sala Verdi 10.30 a.m.
Category F Singing
Tuesday 26 September
Sala Verdi 10 a.m.
Category I Pop/Rock
Conservatory Prize Final 2023
The final of the Conservatory Prize 2023 is scheduled for
Thursday 12 October
Verdi Hall 11 a.m.
VIII Edition 2022
The 8th edition of the Conservatory Prize 2022 is announced.
REGISTRATION EXTENDED
New deadline for submitting applications: SUNDAY 10 APRIL 2022.
Competitors in Category G Composition must register by the same date,
but must send their score in pdf format by 19 APRIL 2022,
always at premio@consmilano.it
Calendar
ELIMINATION TRIALS:
- CAT. A - Soloists wind instruments - 27 MAY 2022 - SALA VERDI
- CAT. B - Soloists keyboard and percussion instruments - 05 JUNE 2022 - SALA VERDI
- CAT. C - Soloists string instruments - 03 JUNE 2022 - SALA VERDI
- CAT. D - Chamber Music - 19 MAY 2022 - SALA VERDI
- CAT. E - Jazz - 24 MAY 2022 - SALA VERDI
- CAT. F - Singing - 26 MAY 2022 - SALA PUCCINI
- CAT. H - Young talents - 06 JUNE 2022 - SALA VERDI
- CAT. I - Pop/Rock - 26 JUNE 2022 - SALA VERDI
FINAL TESTS:
- CAT. A - Wind instrument soloists - 13 SEPTEMBER 2022 - SALA PUCCINI
- CAT. B - Soloists keyboard and percussion instruments - 16 SEPTEMBER 2022 - SALA PUCCINI
- CAT. C - Soloists string instruments - 15 SEPTEMBER 2022 - SALA PUCCINI
- CAT. D - Chamber Music - 14 SEPTEMBER 2022 - SALA PUCCINI
- CAT. E - Jazz - 12 SEPTEMBER 2022 - SALA VERDI
- CAT. F - Singing - 19 SEPTEMBER 2022 - SALA VERDI
- CAT. G - Composition - 16 JUNE 2022 - 6 p.m. - SALA PUCCINI
- CAT. H - Young talents - 12 SEPTEMBER 2022 - SALA PUCCINI
- CAT. I - Pop/Rock - 27 SEPTEMBER 2022 - SALA VERDI
Award entry forms
To register, please fill in the jotform for the chosen category, as listed below.
CATEGORY A
Wind instrument soloists
CATEGORY B
Soloists keyboard and percussion instruments
CATEGORY C
Soloists stringed instruments
CATEGORY D
Chamber music
CATEGORY E
Jazz
CATEGORY F
Canto (soloists)
CATEGORY G
Composition
CATEGORY H
Young talents (soloists born after 1 January 2006)
CATEGORY I
Pop-Rock
VII Edition 2021
The 7th edition of the Conservatory Prize 2021 is announced, after the suspension of the 2020 edition due to the health emergency.
Entries for the different categories of the 2021 edition of the Conservatoire Prize can only be made through the forms below.
IMPORTANT NOTICE
For Categories A, B, C and H: members who wish to make use of the piano accompanist MUST expressly request it via this form
For Category FThe Conservatoire will provide a pianist for those who expressly request one in the registration form.
VI Edition 2020
The “Giuseppe Verdi” Conservatory of Music in Milan has announced the Conservatory Prize for the sixth year.
All stages of the Award were suspended due to the ongoing health emergency.
The Conservatory Prize will therefore return in 2021.
Highlights and regulations of the Conservatory Prize 2020
Categories and entries
The Conservatory Prize has the following categories:
Category A: Wind instrument soloists (bass tuba, clarinet, horn, euphonium, bassoon, flute, recorder, oboe, saxophone, trumpet, trombone);
Category B: Soloists keyboard and percussion instruments (harpsichord, accordion, organ, piano, percussion instruments);
Category C: Soloists stringed instruments (harp, guitar, double bass, lute, mandolin, viola, violin, cello, viola da gamba);
Category D: Chamber music;
Category E: Jazz;
Category F: Canto (soloists);
Category G: Composition;
Category H: Young talents: soloists born after 01/01/2004;
To participate, students must fill in the form for their category, as indicated above.
Selections
As soon as it is available, the calendar for the preliminary rounds will be published.
Final
A timetable for the final tests will be published as soon as it is available.
Finalists
Conservatory Prize Finalists 2020
The final rehearsals of the 2020 Conservatory Prize were not held due to the suspension of artistic activities, given the ongoing health emergency.
Awards
The Conservatory Prize 2020 was not held due to the suspension of artistic activities, given the ongoing health emergency.
V Edition 2019
The “G. Verdi” Conservatory of Music announces the fifth edition of the Conservatory Prize reserved for students regularly enrolled in the A.A. 2018/2019.
Highlights and regulations of the Conservatory Prize 2019
Categories
The Conservatory Prize includes the following categories:
Category A: Wind instrument soloists (bass tuba, clarinet, horn, euphonium, bassoon, flute, recorder, oboe, saxophone, trumpet, trombone);
Category B: Soloists keyboard and percussion instruments (harpsichord, accordion, organ, piano, percussion instruments);
Category CSoloists stringed and solo instruments (harp, guitar, double bass, lute, mandolin, viola, violin, cello, viola da gamba);
Category DChamber Music;
Category EJazz;
Category F: Singing (soloists);
Category G: Composition;
Category H: Young talents: soloists born after 01/01/2003.
Registration
Those interested must register by 20 March 2019. Category G competitors must register by that date but must send the score in pdf format by 10 April 2019 to: premio@consmilano.it.
To register, you need the authorisation of your teacher of reference.
Selections
Below is the calendar for the preliminary rounds:
17 April 2019: Category “G”
30 April 2019: Category “B”, at the Sala Verdi
05 May 2019: Category “D”, at the Sala Verdi
07 May 2019: Category “C”, at the Choir Room
08 May 2019: Category “D”, at the Sala Verdi
08 May 2019: Category “E”, in Room 219
09 May 2019: Category “A”, at the Choir Room
12 May 2019: Category “H”, at the Puccini Hall
12 May 2019: Category “F”, at the Sala Verdi
Final
Timetable for the final tests:
04 June 2019, 09.00 a.m.: Category “B”, at the Sala Verdi
05 June 2019, 09.00 a.m.: Category “H”, at the Puccini Hall
06 June 2019, 10 a.m.: Category “E”, at the Puccini Hall
07 June 2019, 09.20 a.m.: Category “A”, at the Sala Verdi
08 June 2019, 09.20 a.m.: Category “C”, at the Sala Verdi
09 June 2019, 11.00 a.m.: Category “F”, at the Sala Verdi
11 June 2019, 8 pm: Category “G”, at the Sala Verdi
13 June 2019, 13.00: Category “D”, at the Sala Verdi
Finalists
Conservatory Prize Finalists 2019
Awards
Winners of the Conservatory Prize 2019
Overall winner
Final announcement: The overall winner of the Conservatory Prize 2019 was the student Diego Petrella.
The Ministry of University and Research, as part of its artistic promotion activities, annually announces the “National Arts Award”the most prestigious concorsulae initiative aimed at students regularly enrolled in the institutions and accredited courses of the AFAM.
19th Edition 2025
For the 19th edition of the National Arts Prize, the Milan Conservatory will host the “Composition” category.
Conservatoires may apply by 5 October 2025 as indicated in the call for applications available below.
The final round of the competition will be held on 22 November 2025 in the Conservatory's Puccini Hall.
Download the announcement
18th Edition 2024
For the 18th edition of the National Arts Prize, the Milan Conservatory will host the “Composition” category.
Conservatoires may apply by 13 October 2024 as indicated in the call for applications available below.
The final round of the competition will be held on 30 November 2024 in the Conservatory's Puccini Hall.
National Arts Award Final - 18th Edition - Composition Section - 30 November 2024
National Arts Award 18th Edition 2024
Jacopo Petrucci
(Winner of the Composition Category of the 17th National Arts Award 2023)
Inner/Outer
Performance of the 5 finalist pieces
of the Composition Category of the 18th National Arts Award 2024
Execution by mdi ensemble
Bruno Bettinelli (1913-2004)
Concert Etude for Bassoon
Music for seven
Performed by an ensemble of students from the Conservatory of Milan
The Category Composition Committee of the 18th National Arts Award 2024 is made up of: Fabio Vacchi, Gabrio Taglietti, Alessandro Melchiorre
Entrance with reservation:
biglietteria@consmilano.it
17th Edition 2023
For the 17th edition of the National Arts Prize, the Milan Conservatory will host the “Composition” category.
Applications must be received, according to the call for applications (available below) by 15 October 2023
The final exam will be held on 3 December 2023, in the Conservatory's Puccini Hall.
The “Arnaldo Rancati” Foundation, with the patronage of the Milan City Council, announces the “Arnaldo Rancati” Prize for students graduating from the Milan Conservatory of Music.
All Prizes are made available thanks to the generous bequest of Cavalier Arnaldo Rancati, and made available to the winners by the “Arnaldo Rancati” Foundation in order to support the Conservatory's best students.
Edition 2023-2024
Edition 2022-2023
Edition 2021-2022
2018-2019 Edition
The “Arnaldo Rancati” Foundation, with the patronage of the Municipality of Milan, announces the “Arnaldo Rancati” Prize for students graduating from the Milan Conservatory in the 2017/2018 academic year.
Disciplines concerned
- INSTRUMENTS: Graduates (previous regulations, I and II level) in: Piano, Violin, Cello, Viola, Contrabass, Flute, Oboe, Clarinet, Bassoon, Vocal Chamber Music, Chamber Music, Percussion Instruments, Saxophone, Guitar, Harp e Mandolin
- COMPOSITION: Graduates (previous regulations, Level I and II) in Composition
Requirements for participation
Eligible for the Prize are Italian students - living and domiciled in the Municipality of Milan - who have obtained, exclusively in the 2017/2018 academic year and at the Milan Conservatory, one of the following Diplomas:
- First Level Academic Diploma in one of the disciplines listed in a) above, with a final mark of 110/110 cum laude;
- 2nd Level Academic Diploma, in one of the disciplines listed above under a), with a final mark of 110/110 cum laude;
- Diploma of the Ordinamento Previgente in one of the disciplines mentioned above under a), with a final mark of 10/10 cum laude.
Those who meet the above requirements are invited:
- for the disciplines of Instrumentto communicate by 31 March 2019 (writing to the following email with the subject: “Bando Rancati Strumento”) the programme, of their free choice, that they intend to perform at the auditions; the audition programme must not exceed 40 minutes; with this communication, students will register for the auditions;
- for the sole discipline of Compositionto send by 31 May 2019 (writing to the following email with subject: “Bando Rancati Composizione”) the 3 compositions with which they intend to participate in the Prize, which must include at least 1 composition for orchestra; with this communication, the students will compete for the Prize.
Instrument Disciplines / Auditions and Final Concert
For students in the Instrument disciplines, auditions will be held on 15 April 2019, at the Conservatory's Puccini Hall, starting at 9 a.m. The detailed schedule will be published later.
A Jury, appointed by the Conservatoire Director and composed of Conservatoire lecturers who do not have candidates among their students, will be in charge of the auditions.
At the end of the auditions, the students, from the Instrument disciplines, considered suitable to receive the Prize during the Final Concert will be indicated. Please note, in this regard, that the awarding of the Prizes is strictly subject to the actual participation of the students, selected by the Jury following the auditions, in the Final Concert of the 2 May 2019 (8.30 p.m. in Puccini Hall).
The Jury will draw up a ranking list for each category and reserves the right not to award any Prize, or to award only a part of it, also taking into account the actual remaining availability of the Rancati Foundation's budget.
With reference to both the auditions and the Final Concert on 2 May 2019, the Conservatoire will not provide any accompaniment, therefore participants must find, at their own care and expense, any accompanying musicians.
Discipline Composition / Awarding of the Prize
The Jury, appointed by the Director of the Conservatoire and composed of Conservatoire teachers who do not have candidates among their students, will evaluate the compositions received and award the Prizes. The Jury reserves the right not to award any Prize, or to award only part of it.
Awards
The size of the prizes is set as follows: Euro 2,500.00 each.
All Prizes are made available thanks to the generous bequest of Cavalier Arnaldo Rancati, and made available to the winners by the “Arnaldo Rancati” Foundation in order to support the Conservatory's best students.
This notice is made public via the notice board and the Milan Conservatory website and is sent by email to students.
Golden Roll: Conservatoire students honoured in national and international competitions
Maggio Musicale Fiorentino saxophone auditions 23 November 2018 eligible five students and former students of the Milan Conservatory: RONZIO FRANCESCO, QUIRICO MATTIA, NOTARO MARINA, TADDEI JACOPO, FIORE MATTIA
ACCIARINO RICCARDO (Clarinet) Pre-academic course, 1st Absolute Prize with 100/100 points, 1st National Chamber Music Competition for Young Artists, Milan at “Spazio Culturale Seicentro”, 23 and 24 May 2015
BALATSINOS GEORGIOS, 2nd prize at the International Concert Competition in Berlin. On 1 June 2016 he will conduct the Berliner Symphoniker in the Hall of the Berliner Philharmoniker
BELLETTINI SARA, violin, 6th Instrumental Competition Musicarte 2018 - Ozegna, 1st classified category C with a score of 97/100
BIANCHI SAMUELE violin, first prize Soloist category with a score of 95/100, Bellagio International Music Performance Competition 2015
BONAITA FRANCESCA, “Pina Carmirelli” Award as best Diploma of the academic year 2013-2014. Prize concert on Saturday 5 September at 21.00 at the Capuchin Church in Varzi
BORGHESE CHIARA, 6th Instrumental Competition Musicarte 2018 - Ozegna, 1st Prize Category D with a score of 97/100; 9th Concorso Città di Bardolino ” Jan Langosz”, Cat D, 1st Prize Overall 98/100
BORGHESE SILVIA, 8th National Competition “Città di Massa” 2019 First Absolute Prize with 98/100, 10th Ars Nova Competition - Trieste, cat A, 97/100, First Absolute Prize; First Absolute Prize Category B with 100/100, 3rd “Clara Wieck Schumann” Music Execution Competition “Città di Massa” 2016; 11th National Competition of Musical Execution "Città di Piove di Sacco", Cat M, 1st Absolute Prize 100/100; 2nd International Competition "Musica in Langa", Cat D, 1st Absolute Prize 100/100
BRAMBILLA STELLA, First prize at the “Mensi” International Clarinet Competition in the “Young Promising A” category; First prize ex aequo Concorso Strumentistico Nazionale “Città di Giussano”, wind instrument category up to 15 years of age
CASTELLANO SALVATORE, Overall Winner 5th International Saxophone Competition in Iasi, Romania
CELESTE FRANCESCO, Composition, 1st prize at the 1st Ettore Pozzoli Composition Competition (September 2015); 1st prize at the XXVII European Music Competition in Moncalieri (October 2015); 1st prize at the 5th International “Premio Lopes Graca” Competition (Portugal) (November 2015); 3rd prize at the 14th International Composition Competition Castello di Belveglio (December 2015)
CEPPETTELLI FEDERICO, “Antonio Salieri” Prize, First Prize and “Musica ‘900” Special Prize for the performance of Schoenberg's Fantasia op. 45, 8th National Competition of Musical Execution City of Piove di Sacco, in duo with pianist Andrea Napoleoni
CONTINI NICOLA (Bassoon) Pre-academic Course, 1st National Chamber Music Competition for Young Artists, Milan at “Spazio Culturale Seicentro”, 23 and 24 May 2015, winning 1st Absolute Prize with 100/100 points.
OF CRUST VALERIA, MusicArte National Competition in Ozegna 2019 Cat. C First prize with 95/100
DUO Catello Coppola (flute) and Adriana Cioffi (harp), 4th National Chamber Music Competition for Young Artists 2018, Category A2 DUO, 4th prize with 94/100
DUO Francesco RONZIO sax, Daniele BONINI piano 1st classified with 100/100 I National Chamber Music Competition for Young Artists, Section 1 Allievi di Conservatori di Musica e Istituti musicali pareggiati, Category Duo born from 1987 onwards (Milan, 23 and 24 May 2015)
DUO Gabriele ARBORIO double bass, LUCREZIA DI TRANA piano 4th place with 85/100, Section 1, Category A1, III National Chamber Music Competition for Young Artists (Milan, 13-14 May 2017)
DUO Carlo D'Ariano and Riccardo Zoia (lutes), 4th National Chamber Music Competition for Young Artists 2018, Special Mention Diploma and “Francesco da Milano” Diploma to the best lute chamber ensemble
DUO Chiara Giovagnoli (violin) and Edgardo Barlassina (bass clarinet), 4th National Chamber Music Competition for Young Artists 2018, Special Mention Diploma
DUO Alessio Acca (flute) and Davide Moneta (guitar), 4th National Chamber Music Competition for Young Artists 2018, Special Mention Diploma
DUO Stefano Caliò (clarinet) and Yulong Zhu (piano), 4th National Chamber Music Competition for Young Artists 2018, Special Mention Diploma
FIORIN GIADA 1st absolute with scholarship and score 99/100, 2nd International Music Competition “New Talents” City of Spinea
GALINDO PACHECO ELISABETTA, 2nd prize cat C, 6th “Andrea Baldi” International Competition, Bologna, 2-5 June 2016
GOETZ SOFIA, National MusicArte Competition of Ozegna 2019 Cat. D First prize with 95/100
GRANATA FRANCESCO piano, Mention, 25th Edition of the Società Umanitaria Music Performance Competition, Fourth International Edition (2015)
KAUFMAN LUCA, Josef Micka International Violin Competition 2019-Prague 2nd Prize and Special Prize for the best performance of the piece written for the Competition, XXIII Concorso Città di Giussano 2018, 1st Absolute Prize Strings and 1st Absolute Prize in the category from 11 to 15 years old; International Val Tidone Competition 2016, 1st Absolute Cat B with 100/100; Civica Scuola di Musica Claudio Abbado Competition, Cat F, 1st Prize with 98/100 points; 6th International Competition “Antonio Salieri” Prize 2015, Cat B, 97/100, 1st Prize; 9th Competition Città di Bardolino ” Jan Langosz”, Cat B, 100/100, 1st Absolute Prize; 5th International Competition “Clara Woeck” Massa 2018, Cat B, 1st Absolute Prize 100/100
MACALLI ERIKA, Flute, 1st prize ex-aequo (the only Italian), 17th International Kuhlau Competition in Uelzen (Germany)
MARINI FRANCESCA, Harp, Concours Francais de La Harpe, 6 éme édition, Limoges, 6,7 et 8 Février 2015, 2 éme Prix à l'unanimité, Dégre Supérior.
MAURIELLO ALESSANDRO, Cello, First Prize with a score of 97/100, Soloist Category, Bellagio International Music Performance Competition
MAZZARELLA EMANUELE, Violin, First Prize with a score of 95/100 at the Don G. Conta National Instrumental Competition in Spineto di Castellamonte (TO) (20 December 2015)
MIHA LORELA, National MusicArte Competition of Ozegna 2019 Cat. E 2nd prize with 93/100
MOLENT CHIARA, Double Bass, First Prize named after Werther and Emilio Benzi, Third Category XI National Competition of Double Bass Performance “Werther - Emilio Benzi” (March 2016). Winner of the role of first double bass at the Theatre of Trieste (December 2018).
NERI CORRADO composed the song A Divine Comedy, on the occasion of the 58th Zecchino d'Oro. The song was awarded the Rai Zecchino web prize, as the song most voted for and appreciated by the public in Italy. During the course of the evenings, which aired from 17 to 21 November 2015 on Rai Uno, the song accumulated hundreds of thousands of views and gathered more than twelve thousand votes
PALOMBA GHISONI VERONICA, student Biennium II - Music Didactics Conservatory of Milan, contralto in the Placido Domingo Gala, Teatro alla Scala, Sunday 15 December 2019
PETRELLA DIEGO piano, 3rd prize, XXV Edition of the Humanitarian Society Music Performance Competition, Fourth International Edition (2015)
PIVA CATERINA singing, runner-up, Giacinto Prandelli International Opera Competition, Sixth Edition 2017
PRODI ANNA, 1st Absolute Prize Cat B with 100/100 Forte dei Marmi Competition; XXIV Concorso Musicale Enrico Arisi 2018 - Cremona, Cat B, 1st Prize and Scholarship 97/100
QUARTET Sofia GIMELLI violin, Nicole FONTANA violin, Tamara Caroline AUER viola, Martino SIMIONATO cello 1st prize winner with 95/100 I National Chamber Music Competition for Young Artists, Section 1 Allievi di Conservatori di Musica e Istituti musicali pareggiati, Category Quartet born from 1987 onwards (Milan, 23 and 24 May 2015)
QUARTET Martina MOTTA violin, Cristiana FRANCO violin, Tamara Caroline AUER viola, Ivo MARTINENGHI cello 2nd prize winner with 90/100 I National Chamber Music Competition for Young Artists, Section 1 Allievi di Conservatori di Musica e Istituti musicali pareggiati, Category Quartet born from 1987 onwards (Milan, 23 and 24 May 2015)
QUARTET Lorenzo BALDASSO, Paolo SARTORI, Chiara SCALFI clarinets, Letizia ZOPPIS bass clarinet 1st prize with 100/100 Section 1, Category C2, 3rd National Chamber Music Competition for Young Artists (Milan, 13-14 May 2017)
Sax quartet Edgardo Barlassina (soprano saxophone), Federico De Zottis (baritone saxophone), Davide Intini (tenor saxophone), Alessandra Acquafredda (alto saxophone), 4th National Chamber Music Competition for Young Artists 2018, Category C2 Quartet, First Prize with 95/100
QUINTET Natalia ODDI flute, Ludovico ASNAGHI oboe, Tommaso POLITI bassoon, Fabio BUSETTE clarinet, Raffaele BERNOCCHI horn 1st classified with 100/100 I National Chamber Music Competition for Young Artists, Section 1 Allievi di Conservatori di Musica e Istituti musicali pareggiati Category, Ensemble from 5 to 8 elements born from 1987 onwards (Milan, 23 and 24 May 2015)
ROMAN FRANCESCA, clarinet, first prize Concorso strumentistico nazionale “Città di Giussano” 2019 edition, Wind instrument category up to 15 years old
Roll of honour: all the overall winners of the Conservatory Prize
Absolute winners of the Conservatory Prize from the first edition
2015: Francesco Granata piano
2016: Jacopo Taddei saxophone
2017: Salvatore Castellano saxophone
2018: Simone Moschitz saxophone
2019: Diego Petrella piano
2021: Debussy Trio: Lorenzo Messina flute, James Lucato viola, Francesca Marini harp
2022: Marina Boselli euphonium
2023: Luca Kaufman violin
2024: Lian Wang tenor
2025: Daniele Martinelli piano