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2014 China-Singapore Young Talents Competition in Suzhou

24 June 2014

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        The 2014 China-Singapore Young Talents Competition was held in Suzhou in May in celebration of the 20th anniversary of the China-Singapore Suzhou Industrial Park (SIP). Presented by the Singapore-Suzhou Township Development Pte Ltd (SSTD), it is jointly organized by the Suzhou Orchestra Association and the SIP Youth & Children Centre and aims to bring together young people from China and Singapore to celebrate the friendship between our two countries. 


        Open to classical music performers in strings from Jiangsu Province below the age of 15, the winner of the finals won a cash prize and a trip to Singapore.



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Boy accepts oversized prize check for 10,000 yuan on stage, flanked by two men in suits.

(Picture credit to Jase King: CG Ong and SIPAC Chairman Barry Yang presenting the top prize to competition champion Chen Tianqi.)





Group onstage holding awards and certificates, with large banner in Chinese.

(Picture credit to Jase King: Top 3 winners posing for a photo with CG Ong, SIPAC Chairman Barry Yang and Violinist Siow Lee-Chin.)

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