Julien Petit, Saxophone, France, 3rd Prize

Christian Lauba: "Tádj" Étude pour Saxophon solo, Vol. 2

Thomas Carroll, Violoncello, Great Britain, 3rd Prize

Edward Elgar: 1st and 2nd movement from the concerto for violoncello and orchestra in e minor, op. 85

Eirik Raude, Percussion, Norway, 2nd Prize

Iannis Xenakis: "Rebonds A" for percussion (1989)

Miro Ensemble, Wind Quintet, Spain, 1st Prize

Isang Yun: 1st movement from the quintet 1991

Annette von Hehn, Violin, Germany, 2nd Prize

Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart: 1st movemenet from the concerto for violin and orchestra in A major K. 219

Lutz Koppetsch, Saxophone, Germany, 3rd Prize

Edison Denissow: 3rd movement from the sonata for saxophone and piano

Dánjulo Ishizaka, Violoncello, Germany, 1st Prize

Antonín Dvorák: 3rd movement from the concerto op. 104

Christophe Roldan, Percussion, France, 3rd Prize

Richard Rodney Bennett: After Syrinx II for marimba solo

Marta Klimasara, Percussion, Poland, 1st Prize

Per Nørgård: Thunder repeated: The Image of Shock from "I Ching" for percussion solo

Yamei Yu, Violine, Germany, 3rd Prize

Camille Saint-Saëns: Introduction et Rondo capriccioso op. 28

St. Petersburg Woodwind Quintet, Russia, 3rd Prize

György Kurtág: quintet for winds 1969, op. 2

Julie Albers, Violoncello, USA, 2nd Prize

Miklós Rósza: Toccata capricciosa, op. 36 for Violoncello solo

Alexandre Doisy, Saxophone, France, 2nd Prize

Frank Martin: Ballade for saxophone and orchestra

Min Jung Kang, Violine, Korea, 3nd Prize

Witold Lutoslawski: Subito for violin and piano (1992)

Orsolino Quintett, Bläserquintett, Germany / Austria, 2nd Prize

Edison Denissow: Quintet 1969

Monika Leskovar, Violoncello, Croatia, 2nd Prize

Joseph Haydn: 2nd movement from the concerto in C major, Hob. VII b:1