2022 Competition Prizes
| First Prize – The Harry M Weinrebe Prize |
£10,000 Kindly donated by The Dorset Foundation |
| Second Prize | £6,000 Kindly donated by Henry and Suzanne Davis |
| Third Prize | £3,000 Kindly donated by an anonymous donor |
Special Prizes
| The Bram Eldering Prize | £1,200 – for the best performance of a 19th century quartet in the Semi-finals Kindly donated by the Eldering/Goecke family |
| The Sidney Griller Award | £1,000 – for the best performance of Sally Beamish’s Nine Fragments in the Preliminary Round Kindly donated by an anonymous donor |
| The Alan Bradley Mozart Prize | £1,000 – for the best performance of a Mozart quartet in the Preliminary Round Kindly donated by by Alan Bradley |
| Twentieth Century Prize | £1,000 – for the best performance of a twentieth century work in the Preliminary Round Kindly donated by Peter Outen |
| The City of Portsmouth Prize | £1,000 – for the quartet showing the most promise in the Preliminary Round Kindly donated by Ian Kemp |
More special prizes to be announced in due course.
Professional Development Prizes for the First Prize Winner
Recital at Wigmore Hall
Avaloch Farm Music Institute Residency Kindly donated by Avaloch Farm Music Institute
The Banff Centre Residency Prize Kindly donated by The Banff Centre
MISQA Prize Kindly donated by Mrs. Constance Pathy, Knight of the National Order of Quebec,
Founder of MISQA (McGill International String Quartet Academy)
The ProQuartet Prize Kindly donated by ProQuartet-CEMC
Professional Development Prizes for the First, Second or Third Prize Winners
The Esterházy Foundation Prize Kindly donated by The Esterházy Foundation
Professional Development Prize for any competing quartet
Jeunesses Musicales Deutschland Prize Kindly donated by Jeunesses Musicales Deutschland
More professional development prizes to be announced in due course.
