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- ↑ https://gaudeamus.nl/en/nieuws/yixie-shen-winner-gaudeamus-award-2024/
- ↑ https://www.classical-music.uk/news/article/gaudeamus-festival-announces-2024-award-winner
- ↑ https://gaudeamus.nl/en/nieuws/gaudeamus-award-2022-nominees/
- ↑ https://gaudeamus.nl/en/nieuws/gaudeamus-award-2023-genomineerden/
- ↑ https://gaudeamus.nl/en/nieuws/nominees-gaudeamus-award-2024/