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Flute festivals
Adams Flute Festival

Adams Flute Festival

The Adams Flute Festival is a renowned annual event in the flute community, attracting flutists, teachers, students, and enthusiasts worldwide. Organized by Adams Musical Instruments, the festival takes place at their headquarters in Ittervoort, Netherlands.

The festival features workshops and masterclasses conducted by internationally acclaimed flutists. These sessions provide participants with insights into advanced playing techniques, interpretation, and performance practices.
Renowned flutists perform concerts and recitals, showcasing a wide range of repertoire. These performances offer inspiration and highlight the versatility of the flute.
Adams Musical Instruments, along with other exhibitors, displays a variety of flutes and related accessories. Participants have the opportunity to try out different instruments and learn about the latest innovations in flute manufacturing.

Since 2011, there have been annual competitions in various categories: Master students; Bachelor students; Young Talents (up to 18 y.o.); Young Talents (up to 13 y.o.); Piccolo students; Traverso students.

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The next festival: April 16–18, 2027
Location: Adams Music Centre, Aziëstraat 17 -19, Ittervoort, Netherlands

Contact: festival@adams-music.com  | +31 475 560727
Official website: https://www.adams-music.com/en/festivals/ 
Facebook: @adamsmusic
Instagram: @adamsmusic
     




Laureates of previous competitions

2026
Master Students:
Clément Husson, France: 1st prize
Heeryun Seo, South Korea: 1st prize
Alexandra Huguet Gély, Spain: 2nd prize
Laureats of other categories
2025
Master students:
Ethan Nylander, United States: 1st prize
Tomas Celeste, Portugal: 2nd prize
Wang Jiyeon, South Korea: 3rd prize
Laureats of other categories
2024
Master students:
Yeseul Bahng, Korea: 1st prize
Javier Gutiérrez, Venezuela: 2nd prize
Carlos Cascales Serrano, Spain: 3rd prize
Laureats of other categories
2023
Master Students:
Lisa Meignin, France: 1st prize
Emma Hochschild, Germany: 2nd prize
Hazuki Kono, Japan: 3rd prize
Laureats of other categories
2022
Master Students:
Yui Sakata, Japan: 1st prize
Cassie Slater, Australia: 2nd prize
Michalina Barcikowska, Poland: 3rd prize
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2021
Master Students:
Sylvain Barrès, France: 1st prize
Yui Sakata, Japan: 2nd prize
David Silva, Portugal: 3rd prize
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2019
Master Students:
Dorotea Senica, Slovenia: 1st prize
Ewa Januszewska, Poland: 2nd prize
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2018
Master Students:
Ruth Pereira Medina, Venezuela: 1st prize
Yi-Ju Lin, Taiwan: 2nd prize
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2017
Master Students:
Elisabeth Hartschuh, Germany: 1st prize
Yu-Fei Lin, Taiwan: 2nd prize
Nil Tena Puyo, Spain: 3rd prize
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2016
Master Students:
Sherezade Jurado Navarro, Spain: 1st prize
Ksenia Molokova, Russia: 2nd prize
Heidi Wayenberg, Belgium: 3rd prize
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2015
Master Students:
Géraldine Clément, Belgium: 1st prize
Eva Bylois, Belgium: 2nd prize
Felix Niël, Netherlands: 3rd prize
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2014
Master Students:
Diana Muela Mora, Spain: 1st prize
Hyeran Jeong, Korea: 2nd prize
Paulius Gefenas, Lithuania: 3rd prize
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2013
Master Students:
Asya Safikhanova, Russia: 1st prize
Mayuko Sujaku, Japan: 2nd prize
Eliska Horehledova, Czech Republic: 3rd prize
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2012
Master Students:
Annelies Langenaekens, Belgium: 1st prize
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2011
Master Students:
Jennifer Seubel, Germany: 1st prize
Jessica Crutzen, Belgium: 2nd prize
Hannah de Witte, Netherlands: 3rd prize
Rogier de Pijper, Netherlands: 3rd prize
Laureats of other categories