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Held every five years, the International Fryderyk Chopin Piano Competition is one of the world’s most prestigious piano competitions, attracting prominent pianists from all four corners of the globe. In the 19th edition, a record number of over 640 young artists from the farthest corners of the world applied to participate. 162 people took part in the preliminary rounds, while 84 performers from 19 countries competed in the main competition.
As Kawai celebrates its 98th anniversary, President Kentaro Kawai reflects on the past and shares his vision for the future.
He speaks on the newly established philosophy, brand message, and the path toward our 100th year.
The Shigeru Kawai International Piano Competition (SKIPC), established in 2017, aims to discover and nurture the next generation of pianists, promote international exchange, and contribute to the development of global music culture.
St. Pancras International unveils an exciting new addition to its cherished musical heritage: the “St. Pancras Piano”. Introduced in collaboration with renowned piano manufacturer, Kawai, the K-500 upright piano now takes pride of place in the heart of the station’s main Arcade – offering performers of all abilities a platform for self-expression and adding to the station’s rich and vibrant cultural atmosphere.
Claim your free trial when registering your new Kawai piano. Find out how our partners Skoove, Tomplay & Zapiano can help you learn the piano.
Kawai UK are delighted to have supported the 2024 Hyper Japan Festival in London.
Ashley Fripp has answered some of the most important questions from students and shared these with us to help you with your piano learning journey.
The 3rd Samson François International Piano Competition took place in Cagnes-sur-Mer, France, from June 29th to July 4th, with the selection of the Shigeru Kawai SK-EX full concert grand piano as the official instrument for the event.