The UK-based contest is open to instrumentalists and vocalists of all nationalities aged between 18 and 25
Emily Sun has been named the winner of the 2017 Bromsgrove International Musicians Competition, open to instrumentalists and vocalists of all nationalities aged between 18 and 25 (28 for singers).
Australian violinist Sun receives £6,000 and a number of performance opportunities. A graduate of London's Royal College of Music, she was awarded the Gold Medal at the Royal Over-Seas League Music Competition held at London’s Cadogan Hall in June 2016.
Held annually since 1981, the Bromsgrove Competition took place this year from 4-8 April at Bromsgrove School, UK. The jury comprised former Royal Welsh College of Music director Edmond Fivet, cellist Hannah Roberts and Royal College of Music piano professor Andrew Zolinsky.
Previous Bromsgrove winners include violinist Alexander Sitkovetsky, violist Maya Rasooly, cellist Jamal Aliyev, and double bassist Toby Hughes.
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