List of Winners of A Composers' Prize
- 1990 – Michael Jarrell and George Lopez
- 1991 – Herbert Willi
- 1992 – Beat Furrer and Benedict Mason
- 1993 – Sylvia Fomina and Param Vir
- 1994 – Hans-Jürgen von Bose, Marc-André Dalbavie and Luca Francesconi
- 1995 – Gerd Kühr and Philippe Hurel
- 1996 – Volker Nickel and Rebecca Saunders
- 1997 – Moritz Eggert and Mauricio Sotelo
- 1998 – Antoine Bonnet and Dr. Claus-Steffen Mahnkopf
- 1999 – Thomas Adès and Olga Neuwirth
- 2000 – Hanspeter Kyburz, Augusta Read Thomas and Andrea Lorenzo Scartazzini
- 2001 – Isabel Mundry, André Werner and José María Sánchez-Verdú
- 2002 – Marc André, Jan Müller-Wieland and Charlotte Seither
- 2003 – Chaya Czernowin, Christian Jost and Jörg Widmann
- 2004 – Fabien Lévy, Johannes Maria Staud and Enno Poppe
- 2005 – Sebastian Claren, Philipp Maintz and Michel van der Aa
- 2006 – Jens Joneleit, Alexander Muno and Athanasia Tzanou
- 2007 – Vykintas Baltakas and Markus Hechtle
- 2008 – Dieter Ammann, Márton Illés and Wolfram Schurig
- 2009 – Francesco Filidei, Miroslav Srnka and Lin Yang
- 2010 – Pierluigi Billone, Arnulf Herrmann, Oliver Schneller
- 2011 – Steven Daverson, Hèctor Parra, Hans Thomalla
- 2012 – Luke Bedford, Zeynep Gedizlioglu, Ulrich Alexander Kreppein
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