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- The Grawemeyer Award for Music Composition (/ˈɡrɔːmaɪ.ər/) is an annual prize instituted by Henry Charles Grawemeyer, industrialist and entrepreneur, at the University of Louisville in 1984. The award was first given in 1985. Subsequently, the Grawemeyer Award was expanded to other categories: Ideas Improving World Order (instituted in 1988), Education (1989), Religion (1990) and Psychology (2000). The prize fund was initially an endowment of US$9 million from the Grawemeyer Foundation. The initial awards were for $150 000 each, increasing to $200 000 for the year 2000 awards. After the economic crash of 2008, the prize was reduced to $100,000. The selection process includes three panels of judges. The first is a panel of faculty from the University of Louisville, who hosts and maintains the perpetuity of the award. The second is a panel of music professionals, often involving conductors, performers, and composers (most frequently the previous winner). The final decision is made by a lay committee of new music enthusiasts who are highly knowledgeable about the state of new music. This final committee of amateurs makes the final prize determination because Grawemeyer insisted that great ideas are not exclusively the domain of academic experts. The award has most often been awarded to large-scale works, such as symphonies, concerti, and operas. Only two Award-winning pieces (György Ligeti's Études, for piano; and Sebastian Currier's Static, for flute, clarinet, violin, cello and piano) do not require a conductor in performance. Only four years have seen no prize awarded. In 1988, the second panel, consisting of professional musicians (which that year included previous winner Harrison Birtwistle) determined that no work was deserving of the award. In 1999, the awarding of the prize was moved from the fall semester to the spring semester due to the University of Louisville's bicentennial celebrations, which meant that that year's winner (Thomas Adès) was given the prize in the spring of 2000 rather than the fall of 1999. The prize has been awarded in the spring each year since. (en)
- 그로마이어 작곡상은 매년 현대 서양 고전 음악 작곡가의 특정 작품에 대해 주는 상이다. 20만달러의 상금과 함께 준다. 서양 고전 음악 작곡가에게 가장 영예로운 상 중 하나이다. (ko)
- グロマイヤー賞 作曲部門は、ルイビル大学で優れた作曲家に授与される賞である。グロマイヤー賞の部門の一つ。 (ja)
- Премия Гравемайера (англ. Grawemeyer Award for Music Composition) — награда, присуждаемая с 1985 года Луисвиллским университетом и Фондом Гравемайера за выдающиеся достижения в области сочинения академической музыки. Учреждена выпускником университета, предпринимателем и меценатом Чарльзом Гравемайером; в дальнейшем приобрела и ряд других номинаций. Правом номинирования обладают исполнители, музыкальные критики, издатели и педагоги, а также музыкальные организации. Особенностью премии является трёхступенчатая процедура отбора. На первом этапе (обычно на соискание премии подаётся 150—200 произведений) отбор осуществляет коллектив музыкального факультета Луисвиллского университета, на втором — международное жюри из экспертов-профессионалов, на третьем же итоговое решение принимается советом, состоящим из квалифицированных ценителей музыки, не являющихся музыкантами-профессионалами; этот третий этап был придуман самим Гравемайером, полагавшим, что новые идеи в музыке должны быть доступны и интересны не только профессиональной среде. (ru)
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- 그로마이어 작곡상은 매년 현대 서양 고전 음악 작곡가의 특정 작품에 대해 주는 상이다. 20만달러의 상금과 함께 준다. 서양 고전 음악 작곡가에게 가장 영예로운 상 중 하나이다. (ko)
- グロマイヤー賞 作曲部門は、ルイビル大学で優れた作曲家に授与される賞である。グロマイヤー賞の部門の一つ。 (ja)
- The Grawemeyer Award for Music Composition (/ˈɡrɔːmaɪ.ər/) is an annual prize instituted by Henry Charles Grawemeyer, industrialist and entrepreneur, at the University of Louisville in 1984. The award was first given in 1985. Subsequently, the Grawemeyer Award was expanded to other categories: Ideas Improving World Order (instituted in 1988), Education (1989), Religion (1990) and Psychology (2000). The prize fund was initially an endowment of US$9 million from the Grawemeyer Foundation. The initial awards were for $150 000 each, increasing to $200 000 for the year 2000 awards. After the economic crash of 2008, the prize was reduced to $100,000. (en)
- Премия Гравемайера (англ. Grawemeyer Award for Music Composition) — награда, присуждаемая с 1985 года Луисвиллским университетом и Фондом Гравемайера за выдающиеся достижения в области сочинения академической музыки. Учреждена выпускником университета, предпринимателем и меценатом Чарльзом Гравемайером; в дальнейшем приобрела и ряд других номинаций. Правом номинирования обладают исполнители, музыкальные критики, издатели и педагоги, а также музыкальные организации. (ru)
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