Young Talent Margaux Anseeuw (18 years old) won the 1er Prix at the Grand Concours International de Piano in Paris (GCIP) on 11 October 2020. The results can be viewed via this link: Résultats 2020 – GCIP.
Margaux came, as a Young Talent, under the wings of the Arte Amanti Festival at the age of 15. In 2021 she will be performing a prèlude at the Arte Amanti concerts on April 10th (Zaventem) and May 16th (Aalst).

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Margaux Anseeuw studeert aan het Koninklijk Conservatorium Brussel bij professor Piet Kuijken en aan de Friedrich Gulda School of Music in Wenen bij professor Philippe Raskin. Ze besloot om haar muzikale studies aan te vatten na het beëindigen van de humaniora Latijn-Wiskunde in 2020.

Margaux volgde meerdere masterclasses, onder andere bij maestri Jean-Claude Vanden Eynden, Jan Michiels, Vincenzo Balzani, Leonel Morales, Vovka Ashkenazy, Olga Kern, Pablo Galdo, Natalia Trull en Arie Vardi.

In 2020 behaalde Margaux de eerste prijs in de ‘Grand Concours International de Piano’ in Parijs. In 2021 won ze de eerste prijs in de ‘Tadini International Music Competition’ en de eerste prijs in de ‘Danubia Talents International Music Competition’. In 2022 behaalde ze de eerste prijs in de ‘Champion’s Keyboard International Competition’ en in 2023 won ze drie eerste prijzen in drie categorieën in de ‘Champion’s Keyboard International Competition’. In 2024 behaalde ze de eerste prijs in de ‘Nouvelles Etoiles Compétition’.

Margaux treedt regelmatig op als soliste. Naast haar solo optredens in België, Oostenrijk, Italië, Polen, Frankrijk, Nederland en Kroatië, trad Margaux ook op als soliste met orkest in België, Polen en Kroatië. In kamermuziekverband concerteerde ze met haar zus Delphine reeds in verschillende Belgische steden, in Breda, Parijs en Wenen.

Margaux Anseeuw is a piano student, both at the Royal Conservatory of Brussels in the class of Professor Piet Kuijken and at the Friedrich Gulda School of Music in Vienna with Professor Philippe Raskin. She decided to start her musical studies after graduating in Latin-Mathematics in 2020.

Margaux followed masterclasses with maestri Jean-Claude Vanden Eynden, Jan Michiels, Vincenzo Balzani, Leonel Morales, Vovka Ashkenazy, Olga Kern, Pablo Galdo, Natalia Trull and Arie Vardi.

In 2020, Margaux won the first prize in the ‘Grand Concours International de Piano’ in Paris. In 2021, she obtained the first prize in the ‘Tadini International Music Competition’ and the first prize in the ‘Danubia Talents International Music Competition’. In 2022, she received the first prize in the ‘Champion’s Keyboard International Competition’ and in 2023, she won three first prizes in three categories in that same competition. More recently, she was awarded the first prize in the ‘Nouvelles Etoiles International Music Competition’ in 2024.

Margaux has given recitals in Belgium, Austria, Italy, Poland, France, the Netherlands and Croatia. Moreover, she has performed as a soloist with orchestra in Belgium, Poland and Croatia. Together with her sister Delphine, she forms a duo for piano and violin and played in several Belgian cities, in Breda, in Paris and in Vienna.

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