The 22nd edition of Eurovision Young Musicians is set to captivate classical music enthusiasts this Saturday, 6 June. Talented young artists from across Europe will gather in Yerevan, Armenia, for what promises to be an extraordinary display of musical prowess. This marks a significant moment as Armenia hosts the prestigious event for the very first time.
Yerevan Gears Up for a Classical Spectacle
Yerevan, the vibrant capital of Armenia, is buzzing with anticipation as it prepares to host the 22nd edition of Eurovision Young Musicians on Saturday, 6 June 2026. This prestigious biennial competition, organised by the European Broadcasting Union (EBU) and hosted by Armenian Public Television (AMPTV), will see some of Europe’s most promising young classical instrumentalists take to the stage.
The magnificent Yerevan Opera Theatre will serve as the venue for the grand final, providing a fitting backdrop for the high-calibre performances. This event marks a historic occasion for Armenia, as it is the first time the country has hosted Eurovision Young Musicians, further solidifying its presence on the international cultural stage.
The Class of 2026: Talented Musicians Ready to Shine
Eleven countries are participating in this year’s competition, each sending a gifted musician aged between 12 and 21 to showcase their skills. The diverse range of instruments and musical pieces promises a captivating evening for viewers and the esteemed international jury.
Here are the talented young musicians and their respective instruments:
- Armenia: Elen Virabyan (Flute)
- Belgium: Simon Nakhimovitch (Marimba)
- Cyprus: Iakovos Kedaritis (Clarinet)
- Czechia: Nora Lubbadová (Piano)
- Germany: Moë Dierstein (Violin)
- Latvia: Sonja Misiņa (Percussion)
- Poland: Michał Stochel (Accordion)
- Portugal: Beatriz Li Rosão (Violin)
- Serbia: Jana Jakovljević (Violin)
- Sweden: Edward Ahlbeck Glader (Piano)
- Switzerland: Manoush Toth (Piano)
The competition celebrates classical music and provides a unique platform for these young artists to gain international recognition and experience. Fans across Europe can tune in to witness the next generation of classical music stars shine brightly in Yerevan.
