(2)2 Japanese violinists awarded in int'l violin competition

(2)2 Japanese violinists awarded in int'l violin competition

PARIS, France - Kyoko Yonemoto, 18, from Tokyo wins third place in the violin division in the International Marguerite Long and Jacques Thibaud Competition, a major international competition for young pianists and violinists, held in Paris on Nov. 23.

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