介紹三十年來得獎作曲家的作品III，包括Witold Lutosławski、Elliott Carter、Luigi Nono、武滿徹、西村朗、Niccolò Castiglioni
2017 Artur Zagajewski (1978, Poland) Brut (2014)

Sebastian Hilli (1990, Finland) Reachings (2014)
2016

 

 Oscar Bianchi (1975, Switzerland) Partendo (2015)

Maria Kõrvits (1987, Estonia) Langedes ülespoole, taeva kaarjasse kaussi (2015)
2015

 

 Jan Erik Mikalsen (1979, Norway) Songr for Orchestra (2014)[4]

Matej Bonin (1986, Slovenia) Cancro for symphony orchestra (2015)
2014

 

 Yannis Kyriakides (1969, Cyprus): Words and Song without Words, for cello and electronics (2013)

Andrzej Kwieciński (1984, Poland): Canzon de’ Baci, tenor and orchestra (2013)
2013

 

 Agata Zubel (1978, Poland): Not I, for voice, chamber ensemble and electronics (2010)

Úlfur Hansson (1988, Iceland): So very strange, electroacoustic work (2011)
2012 Pedro Ochoa (1968, Argentina): Tierra Viva, for piano and tape (2011)

Peter Kerkelov (1984, Bulgaria): Attempt at Screaming, ensemble (2011)
2011

 

 Francesco Filidei (1973, Italy): Macchina per scoppiare Pagliacci, for double orchestra (2005)

Juan Pablo Nicoletti (1983, Argentina): Abismo al Abismo, electroacoustic work (2011)
2010

 

 Simon Steen-Andersen (1976, Denmark): Ouvertures (Part 1), for guzheng, sampler and orchestra (2008)

Kristaps Pētersons (1982, Latvia): Twilight Chants, for mixed choir, double bass and glasses (2009)
2009

 

 Martijn Padding (1956, Netherlands): First Harmonium Concerto, for harmonium and orchestra (2008)

Justė Janulytė (1982, Lithuania): Aquarelle, for mixed choir (2007)
2008

 

 Misato Mochizuki (1969, Japan): L’Heure Bleue, for orchestra (2007)

Florent Motsch (1980, France): Memoire du Vent, for orchestra (2006)
2007

 

 Erin Gee (1974, USA): Mouth Piece IX, for voice and orchestra (2006)

Ülo Krigul (1978, Estonia): Jenzeits, for orchestra (2005)
2006

 

 Arnulf Herrmann (1968, Germany): Terzenseele, for ensemble (2005–06)

Ēriks Ešenvalds (1977, Latvia): Légende de la femme emmurée, for mixed choir (2005)
2005

 

 Mārtiņš Viļums (1974, Latvia): Le temps scintille…, for mixed choir (2003)

Luke Bedford (1978, United Kingdom): Rode with darkness, for large orchestra (2003)
2004

 

 Helena Tulve (1972 Estonia): Sula (Thawing), for orchestra (1999)

Santa Ratniece (1977, Latvia): Sens nacre, for ensemble (2004)

Abigail Richardson (1976, Canada): dissolve, for harp, piano, percussion (2002)
2003 Hanna Kulenty (1961, Poland): Trumpet Concerto, for trumpet and symphony orchestra (2002)

Johannes Maria Staud (1974, Austria): Polygon for piano and orchestra (2002)
2002

 

 Anders Hillborg (1954, Sweden): Dreaming River, for orchestra (1999)

Daniel Vacs (1972, Argentina): Viento negro, for violin (2002)
2001

 

 Uljas Pulkkis (1975, Finland): Enchanted Garden, for violin and orchestra (2000)

Brian Current (1972, Canada): For the time being, for orchestra (1999)
2000 Georg Friedrich Haas (1953, Austria): Violin Concerto, for violin and orchestra (1998)

Jüri Reinvere (1971, Estonia): Loodekaar, for chamber ensemble (1998)
1999

 

 Brett Dean (1961, Australia): Ariel’s Music, for clarinet and orchestra (1995)

Rolf Wallin (1957, Norway): Ground, for cello and string orchestra (1997)

Maja Ratkje (1973, Norway): Waves II B, for chamber orchestra (1997-78)
1998

 

 Pascal Dusapin (1955, France): Watt, for trombone and orchestra (1994)

Tommi Kärkkäinen (1969, Finland): Seven miniatures, for orchestra (1996)
1997

 

 Marc-Andre Dalbavie (1961, France): Violin Concerto, for violin and orchestra (1997)

Thomas Heinisch (1968, Austria): Abglanz und Schweigen, for chamber ensemble (1996)
1996 Pär Lindgren (1952, Sweden): Oaijé, for orchestra (1993)

Mari Vihmand (1967, Estonia): Floreo, for orchestra (1995–96)
1995

 

 Michio Kitazume (1948, Japan): Ei-Sho, for orchestra (1993)

Paweł Mykietyn (1971, Poland): 3 for 13, for chamber orchestra (1994)
1994

 

 Eero Hämeenniemi (1951, Finland): Nattuvanar, for chamber ensemble (1993)

Thomas Adès (1971, United Kingdom): Living Toys, for chamber orchestra (1993)
1993

 

 Kimmo Hakola (1958, Finland): Capriole, for bass and cello (1991)

Gisle Kverndokk (1967, Norway): Initiation, for violin and orchestra (1992)
1992

 

 Esa-Pekka Salonen (1955, Finland): Floof, for soprano and chamber orchestra (1982)

Jesper Koch (1967, Denmark): Icebreaking, for two accordion and percussion (1991)
1991

 

 Thomas Demenga (1954, Switzerland): Solo per due, for cello and orchestra (1990)

Chris Harman (1970, Canada): Iridescence, for 24 strings (1990)
1990

 

 Edith Canat de Chizy (1950, France): Yell, for orchestra (1985)

Benoît Mernier (1964, Belgium): Artifices, for organ (1989)
1989

 

 Daniel Börtz (1943, Sweden): Parodos, for orchestra (1987)

Jukka Koskinen (1965, Finland): String Quartet, (1987)
1988

 

 Jukka Tiensuu (1948, Finland): Tokko, for male choir and computer-generated tape (1987)

Srđan Dedić (1965, Croatia): Snake Charmer, for bass clarinet (1986)
1987 Roger Smalley (1943, Australia): Piano Concerto, for piano and orchestra (1985)

Kimmo Hakola (1958, Finland): String Quartet, (1986)
1986

 

 Magnus Lindberg (1958, Finland): Kraft, for clarinet, cello, piano, 2 percussion, orchestra and tape (1983–85)

Luc Brewaeys (1959, Belgium): E poi c ‘era, for orchestra (1985)
1985

 

 Alejandro Iglesias Rossi (1960, Argentina): Ancestral Rites of a Forgotten Culture, mezzo and 6 percussion (1983)

George Benjamin (1960, United Kingdom): At first light, oboe and orchestra (1982)
1984

 

 Eugeniusz Knapik (1951, Poland): String Quartet, (1980)

Alessandro Solbiati (1956, Italy): Di Luce, for violin and orchestra (1982)
1983

 

 György Kurtág (1926, Hungary): Messages de feu demoiselle R.V. Troussova, soprano and chamber orchestra (1976–80)

Detlev Müller-Siemens (1957, Germany): Passacaglia, for orchestra (1978)
1982

 

 Yoshihisa Taïra (1938, France): Meditations, for orchestra (1982)

Magnus Lindberg (1958, Finland): … de Tartuffe, je crois, for piano quintet (1981)
1981

 

 Frederik van Rossum (1939, Belgium): Réquisitoire, for brass ensemble and percussion (1973)

Jouni Kaipainen (1956, Finland): Trois morceaux de l’aube, for cello and piano (1980–81)
1980

 

 Akira Nishimura (1953, Japan): Ketiak, for 6 percussion (1979)

Aleksander Lason (1951, Poland): Symphony No. 1, for brass winds, percussion, 2 pianos (1975)
1979

 

 Charles Chaynes (1925, France): Pour un monde noir, 4 poems for soprano and orchestra (1976)

Younghi Pagh-Paan (1945, South Korea): Man-Nam, for clarinet, violin, viola and cello (1977)
1978 Manfred Trojahn (1949, Germany): String Quartet (1976)
1977

 

 Louis Andriessen (1932, Netherlands): De Staat, for 4 female vocal soloists and 27 instruments (1972–76)
1976

 

 Dimitar Tapkov (1929, Bulgaria): Cantate pour la paix, for soprano, choir and orchestra (1975)

Tomás Marco (1942, Spain): Autodafé, for piano, organ, three instrumental groups, and violins in echo (1975)
1975

 

 Zsolt Durkó (1934, Hungary): Burial prayer, oratorios for tenor, baritone, choir and orchestra (1967–72)

Boris Ulrich (Yugoslavia): Sinfonia Vespro, (1974)
1974

 

 Hans Kox (1930, Netherlands): L ‘Allegri, soprano and orchestra, (1967)

Marek Stachowski (1936, Poland): Neuzis II, vocal ensemble, Celli, contra basses and percussion (1968)

Teizo Matsumura (1929, Japan): Piano Concerto No 1, piano and orchestra (1973)

Marlo Nobre (1939, Brazil): Biosfera, string orchestra, (1970)

Ladislav Kubík (1946, Czechoslovakia): Lament of the Warrior’s Wife, for soprano, viola, bass clarinet, piano, percussion, and tape (1974)

Salvatore Sciarrino (1947, Italy): Rondo, flute and sextet, (1972)
1973 Henryk Górecki (1933, Poland): Ad Matrem, for soprano, choir and orchestra (1971)

Giacomo Manzoni (1932, Italy): Paroles de Beckett, 2 choirs, 3 groups of instruments and tape (1971)

Peter Schat (1935, Netherlands): To You, mezzo-soprano and 21 electric instruments(1972)
1972

 

 Sandor Balassa (1935, Hungary): Requiem for Lajos reserve, for choir and orchestra (1968–69)
1971

 

 George Crumb (1929, USA): Ancient Voices of Children, soprano and octet (1970)

Peter Ruzicka (1948, West Germany): Metastrophe, an attempt at a break out for 87 instrumentalist, orchestra (1971)
1970

 

 András Szőllősy (1921, Hungary): Concerto No. 3, for sixteen strings (1969)

Roman Haubenstock-Ramati (1919, Poland): Symphony K, for orchestra (1967)

Steven Gellmann (1947, Canada): Mythos II, for flute and string quartet (1968)
1969 György Ligeti (1923, Hungary/Austria): Lontano, for orchestra (1967)
1968

 

 Witold Lutosławski (1913, Poland): Symphony No. 2, for orchestra (1966-7)

Jan Kapr (1914, Czechoslovakia): Exercises pour Gydli, for soprano, flute and harp (1967)

John Tavener (1944, United Kingdom): The Whale, dramatic cantata (1966)
1967

 

 Luboš Fišer (1935, Czechoslovakia): Fifteen Prints after Dürer’s Apocalypse, for orchestra (1965)

Franco Donatoni (1927, Italy): Puppenspiel No, for flute and orchestra (1965)
1966

 

 Tadeusz Baird (1928, Poland): Four Dialogues, for oboe and chamber orchestra (1965)
1965

 

 Angelo Paccagnini (1930, Italy): Wind in the Wind, for mezzo-soprano and orchestra (1964)

Tōru Takemitsu (1930, Japan): Textures from the Arc, for piano and orchestra (1964)
1964

 

 Angelo Paccagnini (1930, Italy): Actuelles, for soprano, mixed choir and orchestra (1963–64)

Witold Lutosławski (1913, Poland): Three poems by Henri Michaux, for 20 voice choir and orchestra (1963)
1963

 

 Niccolò Castiglioni (1932, Italy): Decors, for orchestra (1962)

Tadeusz Baird (1928, Poland): Variations without a theme, for orchestra (1962)

Tōru Takemitsu (1930, Japan): Kan Sho (Coral Island), for soprano and orchestra (1962)
1962

 

 Luigi Nono (1924, Italy): España en el corazon, for soprano, baritone, choir and instruments, (1952)

Niccolò Castiglioni (1932, Italy): Through the Looking Glass, a radio opera

Akira Miyoshi (1933, Japan): String Quartet No. 1 (1962)
1961

 

 Elliott Carter (1908, USA): String Quartet No. 2, (1959)

Benjamin Britten (1913, United Kingdom): A Midsummer Night’s Dream, opera (1960)

Krzysztof Penderecki (1933, Poland): Threnody to the Victims of Hiroshima, for string orchestra (1959–61)
1960

 

 Humphrey Searle (1915, United Kingdom): Diary of a Madman, opera (1958)

Sven-Erik Bäck (1919, Sweden): The Twilight Crane (Tran springs), a radio opera, (1956)
1959

 

 Witold Lutosławski (1913, Poland): Funeral Music, for string orchestra (1956-8)

Tadeusz Baird (1928, Poland): Four Essays, for orchestra (1958)
1958

 

 Niccolò Castiglioni (1932, Italy): Symphony No. 1, for soprano and orchestra (1956)
1957 Ingvar Lidholm (1921, Sweden): Ritournelle, orchestra (1955)
1956

 

 Frank Martin (1890, Switzerland): Cembalo Concerto, for harpsichord and orchestra (1951–52)

Hans Werner Henze (1926, Germany): Symphony No 3, for symphony orchestra (1949–50)
1955

 

 Henri Dutilleux (1916, France): Symphony No. 1, for orchestra (1951)

Luciano Berio (1925, Italy) Chamber Music, for voice, clarinet, cello, harp (1953)