The jury at the Lionel Tertis International Viola Competition in
Port Erin, Isle of Man, UK, awarded first prize to the youngest
competitor, Chinese 15-year-old Ziyu Shen. A student of Sheng Li at
the Shanghai Conservatory of Music, she received £7,000.
Kei Tojo, 21, from Japan, won second prize at the competition,
which is held every three years and is open to violists under 30.
Third prize was shared by Shuangshuang Liu, 26, from China, and
Matthew Lipman, 21, from the US.
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