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The Top 10 Piano Concertos in the final
From 1938 to 2016, 31 different piano concertos have been played in the final rounds, for a total of 228 performances.

Discover the ten most performed concertos by the Queen Elisabeth Piano Competition finalists :
  1. Concerto n. 1 in B flat minor op. 23 by Pyotr Tchaikovsky, performed 34 times
  2. Concerto n. 3 in D minor op. 30 by Sergey Rachmaninov, performed 25 times
  3. Concerto n. 3 in C major op. 26 by Sergey Prokofiev, performed 18 times
  4. Concerto n. 1 in D minor op. 15 by Johannes Brahms, performed 16 times
  5. Concerto n. 1 in E flat major by Franz Liszt, performed 15 times
  6. Concerto n. 2 in G minor op. 16 by Sergey Prokofiev, performed 15 times
  7. Concerto n. 1 in E minor op. 11 by Fryderyk Chopin, performed 14 times
  8. Concerto n. 2 in B flat major op. 83 by Johannes Brahms, performed 11 times
  9. Concerto n. 2 in C minor op. 18 by Sergey Rachmaninov performed 11 times
  10. Concerto n. 5 in E flat major op. 73 by Ludwig van Beethoven, performed 10 times

Video
Tchaikovsky Concerto n. 1 (17:00) - Dmitry Shishkin 2016
Tchaikovsky Concerto n. 1 (40:00) - Zhang Zuo 2013
Rachmaninov Concerto n. 3 (37:00) - Boris Giltburg 2013
Rachmaninov Concerto n. 3 (17:00) - Lukas Vondracek 2016
Rachmaninov Concerto n. 3 (16:50) - Alexander Beyer 2016
Prokofiev Concerto n. 3 (30:50) - Andrejs Osokins 2010
Prokofiev Concerto n. 3 (39:35) - Jong-Hai Park 2010
Brahms Concerto n. 1 (32:00) - Tae-Hyung Kim 2010
Liszt Concerto n. 2 (01:01:00) - Yury Favorin 2010
Liszt Concerto n. 2 (18:50) - Yoonji Kim 2016
Prokofiev Concerto n. 2 (44:50) - Denis Kozhukhin 2010
Prokofiev Concerto n. 2 (19:30) - Henry Kramer 2016
Chopin Concerto n. 1 (18:20) - Aljosa Jurinic 2016
Brahms Concerto n. 2 (17:30) - Larry Weng 2016
Brahms Concerto n. 2 (34:00) - David Fung 2013
Rachmaninov Concerto n. 2 (38:30) - Evgeni Bozhanov 2010
Rachmaninov Concerto n. 2 (17:00) - Kana Okada 2016
Rachmaninov Concerto n. 2 (50:15) - Andrew Tyson 2013
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