Singapore Sino-Singapore International Music Competition was founded in 2006. After 10 years of development, it has covered more than 20 countries and become one of the most professional and largest international classical music competitions in the field of Asian classical music.

On average, more than 500 piano, vocal, electronic organ, accordion, orchestral, percussion and China folk instruments players from the United States, Sweden, Japan, Singapore, South Korea, China, Indonesia, Russian and other countries participate in the competition every year.

Host unit

Singapore China-Singapore International Music Competition Committee;

Singapore Jieyi International Group/Music Organization;

Sentosa Scenic World; , the world of scenic spots;

Shine Auditorium of Shine Auditorium in Singapore;

Republic Cultural Center, Republic Technical Auditorium, Republic Institute of Technology, Singapore;

YMS Center in Singapore; Singapore Youth Concert Hall;

St Petersburg Conservatory of Music, Russia;

Andrev National Conservatory of Music is named after Russian B.B. Andreev;

China Accordion Club China Accordion Club;

Singapore Qitian Conservatory of Music Funkie Monkies Pop Music School;

Temasek Institute of Technology, Singapore.