The best performer of Yun's piece in this stage wins the Isang Yun Special Award. A day is placed between the second and final stage. Competitors are notified on who is selected as a finalist. In previous competitions there were five finalists, all considered "Prize Winners". Between 2012 and 2013, only four prize winners were awarded. Starting from 2014, there were only three. Final stage The final stage lasts one day. The finalists choose from a list of concertos and play the pieces with a full orchestra. As with the other stages, there is a time limit, and the pieces cannot be from previous stages. The day after the final stage is the Winners Concert. The competition originally awarded cash prizes in the currency of US Dollars, but starting with the 2012 Edition, the cash prizes are awarded in Korean Won (KRW). Prizes The following are the prizes from the 2014 competition: Adjustments Income taxes are applied to the cash prize amount acccoing to South Korean tax laws. Except for 1st Prize, ties may be awarded, where the prize money for that ranking and the next below ranking are averaged and awarded to the tied Winners. The winners also have to do concerts and CD recordings, as well as return visits to perform at Tongyeong. List of Jury Members The judging for the first, second, and final stage consists of nine "jury" members, two of whom are from South Korea, the host country. Complying with WFIMC statutes, the seven other members must come from other countries. One of the two South Korean jurors participates in the preliminary stage. Results Prize Winners The following table is a list of the finalists (aka Prize Winners) for each competition. Starting in 2012, there will only be four finalists. Isang Yun Special Prize This award is given to the best performer of Isang Yun's piece during the second stage. It was originally named "Special Prize" in 2006, but Yun's name was added in 2007 to distinguish between the two special prizes. Seong-Yawng Park Special Prize Starting in 2007, the Seong-Yawng Park Special Prize is given to the most promising young Korean performer from the second and final stages. It is sponsored by the Kumho Asiana Group. See also List of music festivals in South Korea List of classical music festivals World Federation of International Music Competitions List of classical music competitions Tongyeong International Music