History

The Eurovision Young Musicians competition began in 1982, with 6 participating countries and has become one of the most important classical music competitions on an international level.

This biennial competition for young, talented musicians has been an important and effective tool for fostering the careers of promising, talented musicians in Europe, by allowing them to perform to the widest possible audience.

The new format, introduced in 2006, has been very popular not only with the large audience in Vienna, but also with television viewers throughout Europe.

History by Year

1990 - 2012
Vienna 1990
Warsaw 1994
Vienna 1998
Bergen 2000
Berlin 2002
Vienna 2010
Vienna 2012

History by Country

Name	First participation	Times participated	Victories
Armenia	Vienna 2012 Narek Kazazyan \|	1	0
Austria	Vienna 1990 Christine Heeger \|	5	0
Belarus	Vienna 2010 Ivan Karizna \|	2	0
Belgium	Vienna 1990 Christophe Delporte \|	1	0
Bosnia & Herzegovina	Vienna 2012 Naomi Druškić \|	1	0
Croatia	Vienna 1998 Monika Leskovar \|	3	0
Czech Republic	Berlin 2002 Jakub Tylman \|	2	0
Denmark	Warsaw 1994 Frederik Reesen Magle \|	1	0
Estonia	Warsaw 1994 Marko Martin \|	1	0
Finland	Warsaw 1994 Pia Toivio \|	3	0
France	Vienna 1990 Anne Gastiel \|	2	0
Georgia	Vienna 2012 Lizi Ramishvili \|	1	0
Germany	Vienna 1990 Koh Gabriel Kameda \|	4	0
Greece	Berlin 2002 Theodor Milkov \|	2	0
Hungary	Warsaw 1994 Mark Farago \|	2	0
Latvia	Warsaw 1994 Liene Circene \|	2	0
Norway	Bergen 2000 David Coucheron \|	3	1 Vienna 2012 Eivind Holtsmark Ringstad \|
Poland	Bergen 2000 Stanislaw Drzewiecki \|	4	0
Russia	Bergen 2000 Nikolai Tokarev \|	2	0
Slovakia	Vienna 1998 Michal Stahel \|	1	0
Slovenia	Vienna 1998 Borut Zagoranski \|	4	0
Sweden	Warsaw 1994 Malin Broman \|	2	0
Switzerland	Warsaw 1994 David Bruchez \|	1	0
The Netherlands	Vienna 1990 Niek van Oosterum \|	3	0
Ukraine	Vienna 2012 Bohdan Ivasyk \|	1	0
United Kingdom	Warsaw 1994 Natalie Clein \|	3	0