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Winners Announced in 2025 Johansen International Competition

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By Laurie Niles: Congratulations to the winners of the 2025 Johansen International Competition for Young String Players, announced March 20 in in Washington, D.C. The competition received 140 applicants and chose 30 semifinalists, including 11 violinists, eight violists, and 11 cellists. Eleven finalists were chosen, and all 11 won prizes: Johansen Competition participants, pianists, judges and directors. Photo by Lou Jacobson, courtesy of the …

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Winners Announced in 2025 Johansen International Competition

By Laurie Niles: Congratulations to the winners of the 2025 Johansen International Competition for Young String Players, announced March 20 in in Washington, D.C. The competition received 140 applicants and chose 30 semifinalists, including 11 violinists, eight violists, and 11 cellists. Eleven finalists were chosen, and all 11 won prizes: Johansen Competition participants, pianists, judges and directors. Photo by Lou Jacobson, courtesy of the …

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