Musical chairs

January 24, 1997

(Photograph) - Musical chairs: Katherine Spencer, Adam Wright and Julie Stewart, all students from UK music conservatoires, have won scholarships worth Pounds 2,000 each from the Yamaha Music Foundation of Europe. The foundation awards 35 scholarships annually throughout Europe.

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