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The Queen Sofía Composition Prize is a Spanish symphonic composition prize created in 1983.^[1] Organized by the Ferrer-Salat Music Foundation, the winner is currently awarded €25,000 and the winning composition is premiered by the RTVE Symphony the following year.^[2]

Winners

Year	Winning composer	Winning composition	Finalist composers	Finalist compositions	Jurors
1983	Joan Guinjoan	Trama			Abril, E. Halffter, León, Montsalvatge, Ros
1984	Claudio Prieto	Concierto imaginante			Bernaola, Coria, Guinjoan, León, Penderecki
1985	Witold Lutoslawski	Honorary prize			Bernaola, Claret, Coria, Petrassi, Prieto
1986	José Luis Turina	Ocnos			Coria, Dutilleux, Montsalvatge, Ros
1987	Ángel Oliver	Nunc			Cano, Coria, Bernaola, Montsalvatge, Peris, Turina
1988	Agustí Charles	Iunxi			Cano, Coria, Oliver, Osborne, Otero, Peris
1989	Agustín Bertomeu	Cello Concerto			Cano, Charles, Coria, Peris, Turina
1990	Sophie Leclerc	Syzygies			Bertomeu, Cano, Coria, C. Castro, Peris
1991	Salvador Brotons	Virtus			Abril, Coria, Oliver, Peris, Prieto
1992	Xavier Montsalvatge	Honorary prize			Aracil, Bernaola, Brotons, Coria, Sardà
1993	Israel D. Martínez	La jeune martyre			Coria, Peris, Prieto, Ros, Taverna
1994	Víctor Rebullida	Adagio In memoriam			Barco, Coria, Martínez, Peris, Taverna
1995	Alejandro Civilotti	Six engravings for orchestra
1996	Albert Llanas	Derivations			Civilotti, Coria, Peris, Taverna, Turina
1997	Fco. José Martín	Piano Concerto			Cano, Coria, C. Cruz, Llanas, Prieto
1998	Javier Santacreu	Oniris			Coria, C. Cruz, Z. Cruz, Martín, Peris
1999	Jesús Torres	Piano Concerto			Coria, Manchado, Peris, Santacreu, Sotelo
2000	Mauricio Sotelo	Si después de morir...			Aracil, Cobo, Coria, Pris, Torres
2001	Gonzalo de Olavide	Honorary prize			Coria, C. Cruz, Manchado, Sotelo, Torres
2002	Mario Gosálvez	Arlequín
2003	Massimo Botter	Les Algues			Coria, Gosálvez, Puerto, Rueda, Torres, Villa
2004	Daniele Gasparini	Myselves Passacaglia			Botter, Coria, Manchado, Villa
2005	Eneko Vadillo	Alnur			Botter, Cantos, Charles, Gasparini, Pablo
2006	Ramón Humet	Escenas de pájaros			Camarero, Eusebio, C. Halffter, Rueda, Vadillo
2007	Gabriel Erkoreka	Fuegos	Takahiro Sakuma	Viola Concerto	Abril, Casablancas, Cerveró, Puerto, Rueda
2008	Lee Jae-moon	Seven Days / Stained Glass / Mirror	Eduardo Soutullo	That Scream Called Silence	López, Martínez, Rueda, Torres, Zavala
2009 0	Giovanni Bonato 0	Dar Gaist is heüte kemmet 0	Miguel Farías Kent Olofsson	Ecos de un color AEther	Guerra, Demestres, Holt, Lee, Rueda 0
2010 0	Hermes Luaces 0	Agujeros negros 0	Giuliano Bracci Alexander Muno	Non sei di quelli che si incantano al paesaggio Violin Concerto	Bonato, Galán, Rueda, Rohloff, Turina 0
2011	Seo Hong-jun	Mandalas			Aracil, Davies, Gourzi, Luaces, Rueda
2012	Chang Eun-ho	Fantasía Luminosité			Garrido, Guinjoan, Matalón, Rueda, Seo
2013	Joan Magrané Figuera	Secreta desolación			Cattaneo, Chang, Lazkano, Llorca, Rueda
2014	Miquel Oliu	Alegorías de otoño			Clarke, Coll, Magrané, Paredes, Rueda

References

^ Catalan composer Joan Guinjoan is awarded the Queen Sophia Composition Prize. El País, 29 November 1983
^ Rules Archived 2012-04-16 at the Wayback Machine in the competition's website

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[1] Catalan composer Joan Guinjoan is awarded the Queen Sophia Composition Prize. El País, 29 November 1983

[2] Rules Archived 2012-04-16 at the Wayback Machine in the competition's website

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	The '''[[Queen Sofía of Spain\|Queen Sofía]] Composition Prize''' is a [[Spain\|Spanish]] [[orchestra\|symphonic]] [[musical composition\|composition]] prize created in 1983.<ref>[http://elpais.com/diario/1983/11/29/cultura/438908414_850215.html Catalan composer Joan Guinjoan is awarded the Queen Sophia Composition Prize.] [[El País]], 29 November 1983</ref> Organized by the Ferrer-Salat Music Foundation, the winner is currently awarded €25,000 and the winning composition is premiered by the [[RTVE Symphony Orchestra\|RTVE Symphony]] the following year.<ref>[http://www.fundaciomusicaferrersalat.com/premio/?page_id=53 Rules] in the competition's website</ref>		The '''[[Queen Sofía of Spain\|Queen Sofía]] Composition Prize''' is a [[Spain\|Spanish]] [[orchestra\|symphonic]] [[musical composition\|composition]] prize created in 1983.<ref>[http://elpais.com/diario/1983/11/29/cultura/438908414_850215.html Catalan composer Joan Guinjoan is awarded the Queen Sophia Composition Prize.] [[El País]], 29 November 1983</ref> Organized by the Ferrer-Salat Music Foundation, the winner is currently awarded €25,000 and the winning composition is premiered by the [[RTVE Symphony Orchestra\|RTVE Symphony]] the following year.<ref>[http://www.fundaciomusicaferrersalat.com/premio/?page_id=53 Rules] {{wayback\|url=http://www.fundaciomusicaferrersalat.com/premio/?page_id=53 \|date=20120416015243 }} in the competition's website</ref>

	==Winners==		==Winners==