An International Violin Competition is a prestigious event where talented violinists from around the world showcase their skills. Participants perform various pieces, often including classical works, to be judged by a panel of experts. These competitions aim to promote young musicians and provide them with opportunities for recognition and career advancement. Competitions may vary in format, with some featuring multiple rounds and specific requirements for repertoire. Winners often receive prizes such as cash awards, concert opportunities, and scholarships. Notable competitions include the Queen Elisabeth Competition and the Tchaikovsky Competition, which have launched the careers of many successful violinists.