(2)Uehara, winner of Tchaikovsky piano contest, gives recital

(2)Uehara, winner of Tchaikovsky piano contest, gives recital

TAJIMI, Japan - Japanese pianist Ayako Uehara, the winner of the 12th International Tchaikovsky Competition, bows to the audience after her first recital since winning the award in Tajimi, Gifu Prefecture, on Aug. 30.

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