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Winners Announced in 2022 Johansen International Competition
Congratulations to the winners of the 2022 Johansen International Competition for Young String Players, announced March 24 in in Washington, D.C.
VIOLIN:
- First prize: Jinan Laurentia Woo, 14, Republic of Korea (teacher: Li Lin)
- Second prize: Wan Ching Hannah Tam, 16, Hong Kong (teacher: Ida Kavafian)
- Third prize: Jacques Forestier, 17, Canada (teacher: Patinka Kopec)
VIOLA:
- First prize: Seoyeon Ryu, 18, Republic of Korea (teacher, Jieun Lee)
- Second prize: Emad Zolfaghari, 17, Canada (teacher, Hsin-Yun Huang)
- Third prize: Claire Xu, 15, United States (teacher: Daniel Foster)
CELLO:
- First prize: Luka Coetzee, 17, Canada (teacher: Horacio Contreras)
- Second prize: Romain-Olivier Gray, 18, United States (teacher: David Hardy)
- Third prize: A-Hyeon Choi, 15, Republic of Korea (teacher: Sangmin Park)
Best Performance of Commissioned Work, "The Imagined Wisdom of Bella Pavis," by Jessica Krash: Jinan Laurentia Woo
Judges’ Commendation: William Tan (Cello), 17, United States (teacher: Hans Jørgen Jensen)
Jury members for this year's competition were violinist Judith Ingolfsson, violist Peter Slowik and cellist Bion Tsang.
The Johansen International Competition for Young String Players Ages 13–17 (JIC), established in 1997, is sponsored by the Friday Morning Music Club Foundation. The JIC takes place once every three years in Washington, D.C. For this edition, 18-year-olds who would have been eligible on the original date of the competition in 2021 were permitted to compete. First-prize winners in the 2018 competition were violinist Julian Rhee, violist Beatrice Chen, and cellist Krzysztof Michalski.
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