The **ISANGYUN International Music Competition** is a prestigious classical music competition held annually in Tongyeong, South Korea, in memory of the renowned Korean-German composer Isang Yun. It focuses on three disciplines—**piano, violin, and cello**—which rotate on a three-year cycle. The competition attracts highly advanced young musicians from around the world and is recognized by the World Federation of International Music Competitions. Participants perform multiple rounds, including mandatory works by Isang Yun and standard repertoire. This competition is geared toward **pre‑professional and young professional classical musicians**, typically in their late teens through twenties, rather than general high school students. However, exceptionally advanced high school musicians (especially those already in conservatory prep programs) may be competitively eligible if they meet the **age and repertoire requirements** for the given year and instrument. Benefits include international exposure, performance opportunities with professional ensembles, significant cash prizes, and the chance to build a performance career profile. The event is held **in person** in Tongyeong, with live rounds and related cultural activities.