Competition
Braine l Alleud, Belgium
Posted: 08 Oct 2026
XVIII° Concours Lyrique International 'Bell'Arte'
05 - 07 Mar, 2027
The Competition is open to singers in all voice categories and of all nationalities; minimum age is 16 years.
(All ages are determined as of March 1, 2027.)
Singers may enter this competition in one of the three categories:
A) Category “Grands Amateurs”: open to singers with no professional (conservatory or equivalent level) voice studies, minimum age: 24 years on March 1st, 2027.
B) Category “Young singers”: open to singers who didn’t accomplish 25 years, on March 1st, 2027; accessible from 16 years on.
C) Category “Professionals”: open to singers, with professional education in progress or finished (Conservatory, Musikhochschule, University…), from 25 to 40 years old, on March 1st, 2027.
The competition,is part of the Festival Lyrique du Brabant Wallon, that includes LyricA Braine-L’Alleud, an ensemble of master classes and workshops taught by professional singers
(All ages are determined as of March 1, 2027.)
Singers may enter this competition in one of the three categories:
A) Category “Grands Amateurs”: open to singers with no professional (conservatory or equivalent level) voice studies, minimum age: 24 years on March 1st, 2027.
B) Category “Young singers”: open to singers who didn’t accomplish 25 years, on March 1st, 2027; accessible from 16 years on.
C) Category “Professionals”: open to singers, with professional education in progress or finished (Conservatory, Musikhochschule, University…), from 25 to 40 years old, on March 1st, 2027.
The competition,is part of the Festival Lyrique du Brabant Wallon, that includes LyricA Braine-L’Alleud, an ensemble of master classes and workshops taught by professional singers
Closing date: 01 Feb 2027
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