1st ROUND RESULTS

Results of the Competition (2025)

First Round (2025)
A total of 185 singers from 29 countries registered for the first round of the competition. Of these, 60 were selected by local juries during live auditions held in 17 cities, while 14 were chosen based on video recordings submitted online.

These 74 singers were then evaluated in a second video-based selection round by an international jury consisting of 32 members: 14 singers, 6 casting managers, 3 conductors, 2 stage directors, and 7 vocal coach–pianists. The jury represented a wide range of countries, including Estonia, Finland, France, Germany, Hungary, Italy, the Netherlands, Norway, Latvia, Lithuania, Poland, Romania, Sweden, Ukraine, the United Kingdom, and the United States.

The final list of singers confirmed for the Second Round of the competition in Pärnu is available under Active Participants.

185 singers from 29 countries registered for the 1st round.
Below is the list of singers who were selected for the 2nd round of the Competition, presented in alphabetical order:


Hovhannes Andreasyan (Armenia)
Tatev Baroyan (Armenia)
Barna Bartos (Hungary)
Zimo Chen (China)
Petra Cik (Croatia)
Oleksandra Diachenko (Ukraine)
Yevhenii Dunduk (Ukraine)
Linnéa Edander (Sweden)
Yimeng Fan (China)
Duangamorn Fu (Thailand)
Jongwoo Hong (South Korea)
Minki Hong (South Korea)
Janetka Hoșco (Romania)
Sungwoo Hwang (South Korea)
Ruth Häde (Germany)
Jiatian Jiang (China)
Emma Kajander (Finland)
Justyna Khil (Poland)
Hyerim Kim (South Korea)
Taeryul Kim (South Korea)
Dora Jana Klarić (Croatia)
Vlada Koieva (Ukraine)
Gabrielė Kuzmickaitė (Lithuania)
Karmen Kõrnas (Estonia)
Qinchuan Lan (China)
Solène Le Van (United States of America)
Elisabeth Eunsoo Lee (South Korea)
Mattia Lee (South Korea)
Yuhui Liang (China)
Yiming Liu (China)
Elvira Margarian (Armenia)
Andrei Marinache (Romania)
Meri Misakyan (Armenia)
Youngkwang Oh (South Korea)
Tigran Ohanyan (Armenia)
Alva Olsson (Sweden)
Monika Pleškytė (Lithuania)
Julia Pliś (Poland)
Daniils Pogoriless (Latvia)
Apolline Raï-Westphal (France)
Rael Rent (Estonia)
Arpi Sinanyan (Armenia)
Annabel Soode (Estonia)
Laura Topolánszky (Switzerland)
Marta Wiktorzak (Poland)
Leilei Xie (China)
Wan’er Zhang (China)