Geneva International Music Competition

Geneva International Music Competition

Japan's Yuki Nakahashi (C) and Hungary's Armin Cservenak (R), finalists in the Geneva International Music Competition's composition category, clap as South Korean composer Shin Kim (L) is announced as the top prize winner in the Swiss city on Oct. 26, 2022.

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