1st prize € 30 000 – LYNOV  Philipp – Rosja/Russia 
2nd prize € 15 000 – PACHOLEC  Kamil – Poland 
3rd prize € 7 000 – FURUMI Yasuko – Japan 
Honorary mention € 2 500 – BELYAVSKY Sergey – Russia (turned down the prize)
Honorary mention € 2 500 – KIM  Saetbyeol –  Republic of Korea 

SPECIAL PRIZES:

€ 1 000 – for the best performance of I. J. Paderewski’s pieces – Kim Seatbyeol

€ 1 000 – for the best performance of I. J. Paderewski’s pieces – Belyavsky Sergey (turned down the prize)

€ 1 000 – for the best performance of W. A. Mozart piano concerto – Pacholec Kamil

€ 1 000 – for the best semi-final recital – Belyavsky Sergey (turned down the prizes)

€ 1 000 – for the best Polish participant classified to the semi-final or final – Pacholec Kamil

Special Paderewski Prize – awarded by the Paderewski Foundation in Morges and the Geneva International Music Competition.

3 000 CHF – for a pianist playing in a particularly expressive way in a romantic tradition and a concert in Switzerland – Belyavsky Sergey (turned down the prize)

Additional awards:

PHILLIP LYNOV

– Special Prize of the Rector of the Nicolaus Copernicus University in Toruń. Recital for the 1st prize-winner.

– Konzertdirektion Prof. Victor Hohenfels. Concert in Berliner Philharmonie with the Sinfonie Orchester Berlin in the artistic season 2020/2021.

– International Chopin Festivals Foundation in Duszniki Zdrój. Recital for the 1st prize-winner at the 75th International Chopin Festival in Duszniki Zdrój, August 2020.

– Prix Hiroko Nakamura. Recitals in Japan, founded by the Paderewski Japan Association (March 17th–23rd, 2020).

– Chopin Foundation in Miami. Recital for the laureate on Florida in 2020.

– Polish Music Center, University of Southern California, Los Angeles. Gala concert during the Paderewski Festival in Paso Robles for the 1st prize-winner, November 2020.

– International Franz Liszt Piano Competition. Recital for the laureate.

KAMIL PACHOLEC

– Jerzy Kolanowski prize, 1000 Euro, for the best performance of Frederic Chopin’s compositions.

– Silesian Ludwig van Beethoven Festival in Głogówek. Recital at the Festival in 2020 for the best Polish participant of the Competition.

– Polish Royal Opera’s Prize for the best Polish participant of the Competition. Concert with the symphony orchestra in Studio S1, Warsaw, March 12th, 2020.

– Paderewski Music Society in Los Angeles. Piano recital at the Paderewski Music Society Recital Series in the artistic season 2020/2021.

– Prize for the best Polish participant. Recital at The Paderewski Festival in Raleigh, North Carolina, USA in 2020.

– Casa Sanguszko de Cultura Polonesa, São Paulo, Brazil. Recitals for the best Polish participant.

– Witold Małcużynski’s Prize. Concert in Viña del Mar, Chile, 2020 for the best Polish participant of the 11th International Paderewski Piano Competition, founded by Corporacion Cultural de Viña del Mar.

– Polish Institute in Kiev. Prize for the best Polish participant, March 1st, 2020. Concert in National Philharmonic of Ukraine, Kiev.
– Frederic Chopin Society. Prize for the best polish participant in Ukraine, Dnipro city.

– Paderewski Pomeranian Philharmonic in Bydgoszcz. Prize for the best performance of the Paderewski’s work for the Finalist of the Competition.

– Toruń Symphony Orchestra. Recital for the best participant represented Baltic Sea Region.

FURUMI YASUKO

– The Hamamatsu Cultural Foundation prize, the organizer of the Hamamatsu International Piano Competition. Recitals in Japan.

SERGEY BELYAVSKY

– Tbilisi International Piano Competition. Recital in Tbilisi, Georgia (turned down the prize)