Norwood Symphony Orchestra
Prize Recipients


​The Norwood Symphony Orchestra has sponsored a special award at the annual Adelaide Eisteddfod since 1993. A medallion and prize cheque are awarded to a vocal or instrumental concerto contestant, who may be invited to perform with the Norwood Symphony Orchestra at a later date.
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YEAR
PRIZE RECIPIENT
INSTRUMENT/VOICE
1993
Rebecca Harris
Cello
1994
Sophie Rowell
Violin
1995
Louise Nowland
Clarinet
1996
Sylvia Cooper
Flute
1997
Kristian Chong
Piano
1998
Matthew Henrick
Baritone
1999
Claire Gitsham
Flute
2000
Susan Cooper
Cello
2001
​Meran Bow
Mezzo soprano
2002
TBC
TBC
2003
​TBC
​TBC
2004
​TBC
​TBC
2005
Holly Wotton
​Soprano
2006
​TBC
​TBC
2007
Anouvong Liensavanh
Flute
2008
Stephen van der Hoek
Piano
2009
Anna Cooper
Flute
2010
​Jonathan Heng
Piano
2011
Naomi Hede
Soprano
2012
Elizabeth Inaba-Hill
Cello
2013
Lisa Cannizzaro
Soprano
2014
Matthias Fresacher
Trombone
2015
Jade Paterson
Violin
2016
Mason Stanton
Cello
2017
Nadia Barrow
Cello
2018
Charlotte Kelso
Mezzo soprano
2019
Eugene Wei
Piano
2020
Eisteddfod cancelled due to
​COVID-19
 
2021
Christopher Buckley
Bassoon
2022
Jenny Su
Piano
​The Norwood Symphony Orchestra ran a scholarship program in 2019, aimed at supporting young South Australian students, aged 17-25, to pursue a career in classical music performance. The majority of funds were generously raised by public donations to the NSO development fund, including contributions from tea/coffee and program sales at our concerts.

1st Prize:

Norwood Symphony Orchestra Music Scholarship 2019 ($2,000)

Jointly awarded to Thea Martin (violin) and Amber Watkins (percussion)
2nd Prize:

David Reid Memorial Music Scholarship ($1,000)

Jointly awarded to Shanna Goh (voice) and Caleb Lavery-Brook (classical guitar)