Geneva International Music Competition

(From L) Shin Kim of South Korea, who won first prize in the composition category at the Geneva International Music Competition, second prize winner Yuki Nakahashi of Japan and third prize winner Armin Cservenak of Hungary pose for photos in the Swiss city on Oct. 26, 2022.

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