Eric Lu wins the 2025 Chopin Competition on cumulative score, 22.43 — though Kevin Chen topped the Final stage

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“Latest International Frédéric Chopin piano competition finalists scores”

All 11 of the 11 finalists of the XIX International Fryderyk Chopin Piano Competition (Warsaw, October 2025), each with two numbers on the 25-point judging scale: the official corrected Final-stage average (19.09–21.58) and the weighted final cumulative score across all four stages (20.63–22.43), which decides the ranking. Each displayed score field is single-sourced: one repeated URL backs every Final-stage average and another backs every cumulative score.

Final cumulative score (weighted, decides placement)Final-stage average (Final round only) — a line connects each finalist’s pair; gold ahead of black means the pianist peaked in the Final.
Kevin Chen’s Final-stage average, 21.58, beat Eric Lu’s 21.41 — but Lu’s stronger earlier rounds carried the cumulative win, 22.43 to 22.15. github.com
Two ties stood in the prizes: Shiori Kuwahara and Tianyao Lyu shared 4th at 21.30 cumulative; Piotr Alexewicz and Vincent Ong shared 5th. github.com
Tianyou Li posted the lowest Final-stage average, 19.09, yet out-ranked Miyu Shindo cumulatively, 20.72 to 20.63 — the widest gap between a finalist’s two measures. assets-eu.researchsquare.com
Three finalists — David Khrikuli, Tianyou Li and Miyu Shindo — reached the Final without a numbered prize. github.com
PrizeFinalistCountryFinal-stage avgCumulative scoreSources

Method: 11 finalists of the XIX International Fryderyk Chopin Piano Competition, Warsaw, October 2025; one row per finalist. “Final-stage average” is the official corrected average for the Final alone, transcribed in a 2026 research appendix reproducing the National Fryderyk Chopin Institute’s matrices; “final cumulative score” is the weighted score across all four stages (10% Stage I, 20% Stage II, 35% Stage III, 35% Final) from one public 2025 analysis dataset, and is the ranking measure. Scores are on the 25-point judging scale through the prescribed correction process. Single-sourced at the field level: each score column is backed by one repeated URL; values were cross-checked against a third public results table during research. Blank prize cells mark the three finalists without a numbered prize. Nothing was cut for space.

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