The Kissingen Piano Olympics is an international piano competition held in the spa town of Bad Kissingen, Germany. It is designed to spotlight talented young pianists from around the world, giving them the opportunity to perform in a professional concert setting and be heard by an expert jury and broader public. The event is associated with Bad Kissingen’s rich musical culture and often takes place in connection with the city’s festival and concert programming. The competition typically includes several age categories for young pianists (children, teens, and young adults), with participants selected via application or recordings and then invited to perform live rounds in Bad Kissingen. Winners may receive performance opportunities, prizes, or recognition that can support future musical studies. While it is not marketed specifically as a high school event, motivated high‑school‑age pianists (grades 9–12) who meet the age requirements and performance level can be eligible to take part and benefit from international exposure and feedback from experienced adjudicators.