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2025 Chopin NW Concerto Division Grand Prix Winner, Joyce Ye will perform with Bellevue Symphony in October!

Joyce Ye, Piano

Joyce Ye is a seventh-grade student at Explorer Middle School. She has been a student of Dr. Yelena Balabanova at the International Conservatory Studio since 2016. As of then, she has earned multiple accolades at events such as the Chopin Northwest Festival, WPTA Singapore International Piano Competition, SCMTA Sonatina Sonata Festival, International French Music Piano Competition, and the Simon Fiset Competition. She was awarded First Prize at the Charleston International Contemporary Music Competition, the Willard Schultz First Place Prize, and the Best of the Festival in Time Era at the EMTA Jazz, Rag, and Blues Festival. Joyce has also represented SCMTA as a performer at the Washington State Music Teachers Association State Conference. In 2023, Joyce was one of the winners of the SCMTA Concerto Competition and performed with the Mukilteo Community Orchestra. She also had the honor of performing with the Pacifica Chamber Orchestra in 2024. Most recently, she won the Grand Prix in the Chopin Concerto Competition and will be performing with the Bellevue Symphony in October. Over the past summer Joyce also attended Young Artist Piano Seminar at Cleveland Institute of Music and Seattle Piano Institute at University of Washington.

Beyond her musical achievements, Joyce currently serves as the Membership Chair for the International Beethoven Society of Young Musicians. She has also contributed to fundraising concerts supporting human rights and war victims in Ukraine. In her free time, Joyce enjoys reading and playing sports like tennis and volleyball.

2026 Competition Rules 

2026 CHOPIN NW COMPETITION REGISTRATION BEGINS NOVEMBER 1, 2025.
PLEASE READ ALL THE RULES CAREFULLY. Some rules have changed from 2025.

  • đź“… Key Dates:
  • Chopin NW Competition:
    Saturday, February 14, 2026, 9 AM–6 PM. (You must be available all day. No requests for specific times.)
    Mercer Island Presbyterian Church
    3605 84th Ave. SE
    Mercer Island, WA 98040
  • Gold Medalists' Concert:
    Sunday, February 15, 2026, 1:30 PM & 3:00 PM
    St. Lukes Church
    3030 Bellevue Way NE, Bellevue, WA 98004
    1:30 PM & 3:00 PM
  • 🎹 Competition Categories:
  • Solo Division (in person):
    Perform original works by Chopin only. No simplified, altered, or newly discovered pieces. All music must be memorized. You may play one or more works, but stay within your division’s time limit. A bell will signal when your time is up—no penalty for stopping.
    Once submitted, repertoire cannot be changed.
  • Concerto Division (video only):
    Open to Washington State residents, ages 18 and under.
    Choose either: 1st, 2nd, or 3rd movement (or 2nd & 3rd as a set) from:
    Concerto No. 1 in E minor
    Concerto No. 2 in F minor
    Andante Spianato & Grande Polonaise (must be performed in its entirety)
    Must be recorded with second piano accompaniment (accompanist’s face must not be visible).
    Recording period: November 1, 2025 – January 15, 2026
    Upload deadline: January 15, 2026 (Dropbox link will be provided)
    No YouTube links. Format: MP4 or .MOV only
    No speaking or introduction in video
    One continuous, unedited video
    Must show pianist’s hands and face
    Must be memorized
    Must be recorded on acoustic piano
    Winning piece may not be repeated in future years
    One Gold winner and alternate chosen; Silver and Bronze may also be awarded
    Winner will perform with Bellevue Symphony in March 2026
  • Mazurka Division (video only):
    Open to ages 8 to 18. Cash prizes and medals will be awarded and winners will be invited to perform live at the Gold Medalists Concert. Pianists may submit a recording of one or more mazurkas, as long as the total performance stays within their age-based time limit. If submitting more than one mazurka, all must be recorded in a single take - no cuts or edits between mazurkas are allowed. Important: If you are also participating in the in-person competition and choose to perform a mazurka(s) there, it must be different from the one(s) submitted for this video division and will not be eligible for this prize. Videos must be recorded between November 1, 2025, and January 15, 2026, and uploaded by January 15 via a provided Dropbox link (no YouTube links), in MP4 or MOV format, as one continuous, unedited take with no speaking or introduction, showing the pianist’s hands and face, performed from memory on an acoustic piano
  • đź“ť Repertoire Guidelines:
  • Repertoire Guidelines: Only original Chopin works are allowed—no arrangements or simplified versions. Books must have measures numbered. Bring to adjudicator before performing. You may use public domain sheet music, but it must be neatly presented in a binder or folder (no loose sheets). Students who are unable to reach an octave may play a single note from the interval instead.
  • đź“‹ Registration Info:
  • Registration period begins November 1st, 2025 and ends when 250 participants have registered.
  • Max participants: 250 total. No waitlist.
  • Solo, Concerto and Mazurka Special Prize are separate registrations. Pianist may choose to do one, two or three divisions, but must registered (change to *REGISTER*) and pay for each category separately.
  • 🎶 Age Divisions (as of Feb 14, 2026):
  • Age, Time Limit, Fee:
  • Solo Division 
    8 & under 5 min $70
    9–10, up to 6 min $75
    11–12, up to 7 min $80
    13–14, up to 8 min $85
    15–16, up to 10 min $90
    17–18, up to 11 min $95
    19 & up 12 min $100
    Concerto, ages 18 & under, must be WA resident, Video format) $100. Video file deadline: January 15, 2026. 
    Mazurka (Video format) ages 7-10, up to 6 min $75. Video file deadline: January 15, 2026.
    Mazurka (Video format) ages 11-13, up to 8 min $85. Video file deadline: January 15, 2026.
    Mazurka (Video format) ages 14-18, up to 11 min $95. Video file deadline: January 15, 2026.
  • 🏆 Awards & Prizes:
  • Solo Division: Gold, Silver, and Bronze Medals
    Gold winners perform at the Medalists Concert
    Gold winners must perform to remain eligible for the Helen Belvin Award

    Helen Belvin Award:
    Honors the top performers in the solo division. Mazurka division/Concerto division winners are excluded from receiving the Helen Belvin prize. Up to 9 winners will be awarded by the adjudicators. 
    Prize: $300 each + Grand Prix Gold Medal
  • Mazurka Division – Founder’s Award (Mazurka Video Category)
    Sponsored by Sharon and Dr. Steven Lagerberg
    Ages 7–10: $200 + Gold Medal
    Ages 11–13: $300 + Gold Medal
    Ages 14–18: $400 + Gold Medal
  • Concerto Division:
    Gold Medalist performs with Bellevue Symphony in March 2026
    Silver and Bronze medals may also be awarded

2025 Results

Congratulations to all the pianists who participated at the 2025 Chopin NW Festival, as well as their parents and teachers. Grand Prix Gold Winners in the solo divisions are Helen Belvin Scholarship Prize recipients.

6 YEAR OLD DIVISION: Adjudicator: Dr. Theresa Bogard
GOLD: Charlotte Wu (Teacher: Ni Liu)
SILVER: Rose Huang (Teacher: Ni Liu)
SILVER: Shuwei Zhang (Teacher: Sasha Starcevich)
BRONZE: Aiden Yang (Teacher: SH Youn)

7 YEAR OLD DIVISION: Adjudicator: Dr. Ernest Barretta
GOLD: Erica Xu (Teacher: Yanan Li)
GOLD: Juno Wang (Teacher: Adam Aleksander)
SILVER: Ava He (Teacher: Adam Aleksander)
SILVER: Elena Nien (Teacher: Hanna Cyba)
SILVER: Jeffrey Lou (Teacher: Adam Aleksander)
SILVER: Jinluo Pei (Teacher: Hong Liu)
SILVER: Kate Yuen (Teacher: Adam Aleksander)
SILVER: Simone Chai (Teacher: SH Youn)
SILVER: Sofia Yu (Teacher: Hanna Cyba)
BRONZE: Claire Yuen (Teacher: Adam Aleksander)
BRONZE: Ivy Yu (Teacher: Hong Liu)

8 YEAR OLD DIVISION Adjudicator: Dr. Theresa Bogard
GRAND PRIX GOLD: Athena Li (Teachers: Tracy Xu/Peter Mack)
GOLD: Daniel Wang (Teacher: Hanna Cyba)
GOLD: Ellie Zhang (Teacher: Sasha Starcevich)
SILVER: Celine Cheng (Teacher: Maria Khavin)
SILVER: Chloe Zhang (Teacher: Grace Huang)
SILVER: Orson Lin (Teacher: Hanna Cyba)
SILVER: Selina Shen (Teacher: Adam Aleksander)
BRONZE: Ella Song (Teacher: Yanan Li)
BRONZE: Eric Liang (Teacher: Maria Khavin)
BRONZE: Jason Fang (Teacher: Sisi Ye)
BRONZE: Mia Xu (Teacher: Yanan Li)

9 YEAR OLD DIVISION Adjudicator: Dr. Elizabeth Schumann
GOLD: Annabelle Wang (Teacher: Tatiana Lanford)
GOLD: Harper Li (Teacher: Ekaterina Melkamini)
SILVER: Daniel Zhao (Teacher: Tatiana Lanford)
SILVER: Yunlei Wang (Teacher: Xing Jin)
BRONZE: Caroline Zhang (Teacher: Maria Maltseva)
BRONZE: Rebecca Li (Teacher: Grace Huang)

10 YEAR OLD DIVISION Adjudicator: Dr. Grace Liu
GRAND PRIX GOLD: Chloe Nari Wang (Teacher: Adam Aleksander)
GRAND PRIX GOLD: Crystal Jiao (Teacher: Hanna Cyba)
GOLD: Felix Zhang (Teacher: Sasha Starcevich)
SILVER: Aiden Dong (Teacher: Alexandra Tsirkel)
SILVER: Aimee He (Teacher: Alexandra Tsirkel)
SILVER: Brian Liang (Teacher: Tatiana Lanford)
SILVER: Evan Wang (Teacher: Peter Mack)
SILVER: Kaidi Jin (Teacher: Hong Liu)
BRONZE: Kaichen Jin (Teacher: Hong Liu)
BRONZE: Kyle Tan (Teacher: Emily Cho)
BRONZE: Liam Sun (Teacher: Renata Shumskaya)
BRONZE: Raymond Zhou (Teacher: Tatiana Sharapova)
BRONZE: Stefan Zhou (Teacher: Sasha Starcevich)
BRONZE: Steven Li (Teacher: Tatiana Lanford)

11 YEAR OLD DIVISION: Adjudicator: Dr. Ernest Barretta
GRAND PRIX GOLD: Alexander Wang (Teacher: Tatiana Lanford)
GRAND PRIX GOLD: Alvin Lee (Teacher: SH Youn)
GOLD: Daniel Luan (Teacher: Peter Mack)
GOLD: Ru-Shan An (Teacher: Hanna Cyba)
SILVER: Ethan Xu (Teacher: Hanna Cyba)
SILVER: Nicole Wang (Teacher: Peter Mack)
SILVER: Rei Yamazono (Teacher: Nino Merabishvili)
SILVER: Siwon Park (Teacher: Nino Merabishvili)
SILVER: Yilan Jin (Teacher: Nancy Jang)
BRONZE: Alice Xiong (Teacher: Tatiana Lanford)
BRONZE: Emily Lu (Teacher: Adam Aleksander)
BRONZE: Lawrence Kim (Teacher: Sasha Starcevich)
BRONZE: Lilian Flowers (Teacher: SH Youn)

12 YEAR OLD DIVISION Adjudicator: Dr. Theresa Bogard
GOLD: Arthur Zhang (Teacher: Nino Merabishvili)
GOLD: Cara Fan (Teacher: Nino Merabishvili)
GOLD: Lucas Popescu (Teacher: SH Youn)
SILVER: Caiden Kim (Teacher: SH Youn)
SILVER: Caleb Wie (Teacher: SH Youn)
SILVER: Ivy Zheng (Teacher: Adam Aleksander)
BRONZE: Claire Kang (Teacher: SH Youn)
BRONZE: Grace Kaiboriboon (Teacher: Maria Maltseva)
BRONZE: Joyce Wang (Teacher: Adam Aleksander)
BRONZE: Kevin Ji (Teacher: Ke Lao)
BRONZE: Sydney Cui (Teacher: Adam Aleksander)
BRONZE: Yuyang Liu (Teacher: Sasha Starcevich)

13 YEAR OLD DIVISION Adjudicator: Dr. Elizabeth Schumann
GRAND PRIX GOLD: Zhuoxi (Daniel) Liu (Teacher: Adam Aleksander)
GOLD: Ethan Kyte (Teacher: Nino Merabishvili)
GOLD: Jane Kwon (Teacher: SH Youn)
SILVER: Aaron Hsiao (Teacher: Nancy Jang)
SILVER: Brandon Li (Teacher: Ekaterina Melkamini)
SILVER: Charity Yang (Teacher: Tien Yin Chen)
SILVER: Junhao Fang (Teacher: SH Youn)
SILVER: Katelyn Denq (Teacher: Renata Shumskaya)
SILVER: Paolo Moreni (Teacher: Joan Schoepflin)
BRONZE: Aaron Jin (Teacher: Randall Jackson)
BRONZE: Alexander Xie (Teacher: Oksana Ejokina)
BRONZE: David Zhang (Teacher: Adam Aleksander)

14 YEAR OLD DIVISION: Adjudicator: Dr. Ernest Barretta
GRAND PRIX GOLD: Connor Wang (Teacher: Tatiana Sharapova)
SILVER: Eli Antony (Teacher: Robin McCabe)
BRONZE: Audrey Cui (Teacher: Adam Aleksander)
BRONZE: Jonathan Yang (Teacher: Adam Aleksander)

15 YEAR OLD DIVISION Adjudicator: Dr. Grace Liu
GRAND PRIX GOLD: Alexander Vollmer (Teacher: SH Youn)
GOLD: Isabel Yang (Teacher: SH Youn)
SILVER: Emily Qi (Teacher: Peter Mack)
SILVER: Hannah Kwon (Teacher: SH Youn)
BRONZE: Albert Zhang (Teacher: Adam Aleksander)
BRONZE: Keshav Mohan (Teacher: Chen Liang)
BRONZE: Princeton Kang (Teacher: Nancy Jang)

16 YEAR OLD DIVISION Adjudicator: Dr. Theresa Bogard
GRAND PRIX GOLD: Taiyo Oishi (Teacher: Oksana Ejokina)
GOLD: Angelina Mitrianu (Teacher: Ekaterina Melkamini)
SILVER: Allison Lin (Teacher: Yelena Balabanova)
SILVER: Haowen Zhang (Teacher: Grace Huang)
SILVER: Jian Zhou Chen (Teacher: Alexandra Tsirkel)

17-18 YEAR OLD DIVISION Adjudicator: Dr. Elizabeth Schumann
GOLD: Jerry Chang (Teacher: Sasha Starcevich)
GOLD: Michelle Cao (Teacher: Sasha Starcevich)
SILVER: Haifeng Lin (Teacher: Tatiana Lanford)
SILVER: William Wang (Teacher: Peter Mack)
BRONZE: Courtney Tam (Teacher: Yelena Balabanova)
BRONZE: Yuanrui Zhao (Teacher: Tatiana Lanford)

19 ADULT AMATEUR DIVISION Adjudicator: Dr. Theresa Bogard
SILVER: Godwin Hong (Teacher: SH Youn)

CONCERTO DIVISION
GRAND PRIX GOLD: Joyce Ye (Teacher: Yelena Balabanova)
GOLD (Alternate): Arabelle Grote (Teachers: Ni Liu/Peter Mack)
SILVER: Alexander Vollmer (Teacher: SH Youn)
SILVER: William Feng (Teacher: Christopher Bowlby)
BRONZE: Eugene Li (Teacher: John Lee)

About Us

The Northwest Council of the Chopin Foundation of the United States, an all-volunteer, 501(c)(3) non-profit arts organization will continue the tradition of encouraging talented young American pianists to study and perform classical music, especially highlighting the music of Chopin. We will primarily focus on the Seattle competition and furthering young local talent. The NW Chopin Foundation holds a yearly competition featuring the finest youth talent in Washington state. Each succeeding year, the Festival has grown to becoming one of the region's largest and well-known piano competitions. The very first meeting of The Northwest Chapter of the Chopin Foundation was held September 20, 2001 at the Women's University Club in Seattle, Washington. President Dr. Steven Lagerberg opened a meeting with eight other Chopin enthusiasts in attendance. Steven presented his vision for the Chopin Foundation which was, very simply, to showcase Chopin and his beautiful music.

CHOPIN FOUNDATION OF THE UNITED STATES, NORTHWEST COUNCIL
Dr. Hanna Cyba, President
Dr. Adam Aleksander, Immediate Past President
Dr. Yelena Balabanova, Vice-President
Dr. Steven Lagerberg, Founder
Judy Baker, Founder, Artistic Co-Director, Board Member
Cathy Carpenter, Secretary, Board Member
Dr. Mary Chandler, Treasurer, Co-Artistic Director
Allan Park, Past President, Board Member, Registrar
Yunbo Cassady, Board Member
Conney Vernall, Board Member
Dr. Nino Merabishvili, Board Member
Dr. Vladimir Balabanov, Board Member
Risa Jun, Board Member
Christopher Moorhead, Webmaster
Alison Bell, Past President
Helen Belvin, Honorary Past President

Chopin Foundation of the United States

National Directors

Garrick Ohlsson, Honorary Chairman
Blanka A. Rosenstiel, Founder and President
Olga Melin, Vice President
Dr. Michael Caldwell
Anthony DiResta
Brenda Bruce Fountain
Edith Hall Friedheim
Amanda Gill
Malgorzata Markowska
Vivianne Swietelsky
Executive Director
Barbara E. Muze, Executive Director

Artistic Advisory Committee
Adam Aleksander
Agustin Anievas
Kevin Kenner
Margarita Shevchenko
Mikołaj Górecki
Advisory Board
Joel Harrison, American Pianists Association
Gary Ingle, Music Teachers National Association
Ron Losby, Steinway & Sons

Regional Councils
Dr. Mack McCray, San Francisco Council
Dr. Adam Aleksander, NW Council
Robert Joskowiak - Virginia Council

Advisory Council
National & International

Agustin Anievas
Martha Argerich
Emanuel Ax
Jeffrey N. Babcock
John Bayless
Luiz Fernando Benedini
John Corigliano
Christopher T. Dunworth
Charles Dutoit
Nelson Freire
Bruno Leonardo Gelber
Gary Graffman
Horacio Gutierrez 
Marta Istomin
Byron Janis
James Judd
Cyprien Katsaris
Zoltan Koscis
Jacob Lateiner
Garrick Ohlsson
Paloma O'Shea
Daniel Pollack
Maurizio Pollini
Abbey Simon
Michael Tilson Thomas
Charles Wadsworth
Susan Wadsworth
Krystian Zimerman

Regional Councils
San Francisco, California, Barboursville, Virginia

San Francisco, California
The San Francisco Council was organized in 1987. In 1995 the Council introduced the Chopin Competition for Young Pianists, which provides for young piano students an encouragement for following their artistic careers. To join Chopin Membership in the San Francisco area and to learn more about the Council’s activities please go to their web site www.chopinSF.org.

Barboursville, Virginia
The Virginia Council, located in Barboursville, has been officially incorporated as of September 2015. This chapter has been associated with of the Chopin Foundation and has held events for the past 12 Seasons. Please visit www.chopininbarboursville.org to learn more about the Council’s activities in Virginia.

Vignettes
by Steven Lagerberg

The Origins of Chopin’s Melancholy

In the vibrant tapestry of musical history few figures have left such an indelible impression as the renowned composer and pianist, Frédéric Chopin. Employing a remarkable amalgamation of his Polish heritage combined with an artistically creative brilliance, it appears that he fashioned many of his compositions out of intricately entwined memories from his remarkable childhood. Like a painter shaping an assortment of colorful images from a broad palette, Chopin used his piano to skillfully transform his recollections into often-melancholic melodies that continue to captivate audiences to this day. Although just how he accomplished that remains largely shrouded by the enigma of musical genius, are there clues from his life that can shed light on the sources of his inspiration?

Some of those indicators might be traced to his letters to his friends. For example, “Oh, how miserable it is to have no one to share sorrows and joys, and, when your heart is really heavy, to have no soul to whom you can pour out your woes.” Or this, “It is dreadful when something weighs on your mind, not to have a soul to unburden yourself to…I tell the piano the things I used to tell you.” These are the laments of a lonely man, an individual deprived of close companionship. Chopin’s music was recurrently imbued with this sense of sadness, a longing for a bygone era along with the reflections of his own bittersweet memories. A sad and lonely person often will turn to nostalgia in an attempt to recreate the past, but was Chopin really this lonely and if so, why?

Of all of Chopin’s music his Nocturnes express the greatest manifestations of melancholy and nostalgia. He wrote his first one – Opus 72, No. 1 in E minor - shortly after the tragic death of his artistically talented sister, Emilia. She had died suddenly and unexpectedly in their family’s home from a massive pulmonary hemorrhage at the age of fifteen. Then only seventeen, Chopin was devastated; he and Emilia had always been very close. This first nocturne is sadness incarnate.

Chopin’s next foray into writing in this genre came in 1830, mere months following his reluctant departure from his beloved Poland for a highly uncertain future in Paris. Soon after arriving in the City of Light the twenty-year old Chopin became extremely homesick and lonely, terribly missing his friends and family, yet he swiftly rendered these feelings into what would become one of his most popular masterpieces, the Nocturne in E flat major, Opus 9, No. 2.

After his engagement to Maria Wodzinska was over-ruled by her aristocratic parents in 1836, Chopin once again entered a deep funk, wrapping a bundle of her letters together and calling them “My sorrow” (“Moja bieda.”) Out of this misery he created the Nocturnes of Opus 27, containing some of the most melancholically beautiful works he would ever compose. He had translated his feelings of loss and loneliness into marvelous works of art. He would never forget the terrible tragedy of the Russian occupation of Poland nor would he ever separate his personal sorrows from the fate of his beloved homeland. For the rest of his life Chopin would continue to steep his works in his deep emotional well of sorrow.

Chopin’s nostalgia, this melancholic sentimentality for the past, was prompted by his feelings of loneliness, disconnectedness or meaninglessness. Perhaps by revisiting his past he gained much-needed context, perspective and direction. Might it be possible to think that Chopin’s obsessive dwelling on the past, while directing him to create the musical masterpieces the world still enjoys, actually allowed him to find solace and come to terms with his sorrows by becoming psychologically cathartic, even therapeutic?


Steven Lagerberg November, 2024 Paris

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The Long Suffering
Of Hands and Heart
Why Do We Have a Chopin Festival
A Fateful Journey
Chopin's Pianos
What's Not to Like About Chopin's Music
To Compete or Not Compete

Dr. Steven Lagerberg is retired as a practicing physician from Kaiser Permanente and is the founder of the NW Council of the Chopin Foundation. Steven is the author of: Chopin's Heart: The Quest to Identify the Mysterious Illness of the World's Most Beloved Composer and Essays on Chopin.

Copyright 2020-21. Steven Lagerberg. All rights reserved. No part of this publication may be reproduced, distributed, or transmitted in any form or by any means, including photocopying, recording, or other electronic or mechanical methods, without the prior written permission of the publisher. 

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