Prizes Yang Yang Cai receives the 1st prize of the YPF Piano Competition 2019 out of the hands of Thomas Beijer. Grand Prix Youri Egorov Grand Prix Youri EgorovCONCERT WITH MAESTRO VALERY GERGIEV AND THE MARIINSKY ORCHESTRA IN ST. PETERSBURGThe Jury may decide to award the Grand Prix Youri Egorov if the winner of the competition is, in the jury’s opinion, an exceptional musical, artistic and pianistic talent of international stature. Monetary prizes List of monetary prizesYPF European Piano Competition 20221st prizeFinal:€ 15.0002nd prizeFinal: € 7.5003rd prizeFinal: € 5.000 Concert prizes Concerts for the winner of the competitionA solo performance with one of the leading orchestras in the Netherlands and various important recital possibilities.Concerts for the three finalistsVarious concert and masterclass possibilities to be further discussed with the laureates, among which Grachtenfestival Amsterdam, International Chamber music Festival Schiermonnikoog, Concertgebouw lunch recital, YPF Young Virtuosi series, Prize winners concert in Muziekgebouw together with laureates of Cello Biennale and Oskar Back violin competition. Special prizes Special prizesPrize for best performance of a Dutch work in the Quarter Finals: € 2.000Prize for best performance of chamber music:Concert with one of the leading chamber music ensembles of the NetherlandsReza Namavar Prize:Masterclass by a specialist in contemporary repertoireAudience Award prize: € 1.000 FOR ALL participants: you will receive one-on-one feedback from (one of) the jury members during the competition days.