Composition
- "Città di Udine" International Composition Competition - Udine, Italy
- ISLA VERDE BRONCES International Brass Composition Contest
- 60x60 - International based in New York, U.S.A.
- Classical Marimba League Composition Competition
- Jeunesses International Music Competition - Bucharest, Romania
- George Enescu International Composition Contest - Bucharest, Romania
- Henryk Mikołaj Górecki International Composers Competition - Cracow, POLAND
- Lake George Music Festival Composition Competition - Lake George, New York
- Queen Elisabeth Music Competition - Brussels, Belgium
- The Respighi Prize Music Competition for Young Composers & Soloists - New York & Bologna
- Reveille Trumpet Collective Composition Prize - International, prize includes cash, publishing contract, and performances in the US, Canada, and/or Australia
- SAYAT NOVA International AGBU Composition Competition International, prize include cash, and a CD recording, based in Paris, France
- Tōru Takemitsu Composition Award - Tokyo, Japan
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