Prizes and winners

• 1^st Prize, € 15.000:  Kai Strobel (Germany)
• 2^nd Prize, € 10.000: Nikolay Ivanov (Bulgaria)
• 3^rd Prize, € 7.000: Elliott Gaston-Ross (Great-Britain)
• Willem Vos Award, for the best performance of a composition by a composer from the Netherlands, € 500: Kai Strobel
• Friends of TROMP audience award, € 3.000: Nikolay Ivanov
• Jan Pustjens Press Prize, € 2.000: Elliott Gaston-Ross
  Awarded by: René van Peer (jury chairman, Eindhovens Dagblad), Mathijs de Groot (Volkskrant) and Erk Willemsen (Slagwerkkrant)
• 'De Annelie', prize of the youth jury, made available by the Friends of TROMP, € 1.000: Oliver Xu (USA)
• Composition Competition, € 1,500: Karmit Fadael of the Royal Conservatory in The Hague for her composition Paringsdans.

Jury

• Michael Burritt (USA)
• Martin Grubinger (Austria)
• Momoko Kamiya (Japan)
• Arnold Marinissen (chairman of the jury, The Netherlands)
• Mark Pekarsky (Russia)
• Emmanuel Séjourné (France)
• Ruwen Yang (China)

Festival Concerts

• Thursday 8 NOV 2018
  Sneak Preview: Emil Kuyumcuyan
• Friday 9 NOV 2018
  OPENING NIGHT Marching & Breakin: Martin Grubinger, Dominique Vleeshouwers, Emil Kuyumcuyan, Andrey Doynikov, Rachel Zhang, Harmonie St. Michaël van Thorn, The Ruggeds
• Saturday 10 NOV 2018
  Katia & Marielle Labèque (piano) Raphael Segunier & Gonzalo Grau (percussion) & TROMP laureates
• Wednesday 14 NOV 2018
  TROMP @ Piet Hein Eek: Ramon Lormans
• Thursday 15 NOV 2018
  Composition Competition
• Friday 16 NOV 2018
  Spiritual Leader by Ian Chang
• Saturday 17 NOV 2018
  Jury in concert & TROMP @ Warehouse of Innovation: Havelok Percussion
• Sunday 18 NOV 2018
  TROMP 2018 FINALE Nikolay Ivanov, Elliott Gaston-Ross, Kai Strobel & Asko|Schönberg, host: Ab Nieuwdorp

• 1^st Prize, € 15.000: Emil Kuyumcuyan (Croatian/Turkish)
• 2^nd Prize, € 10.000: Dan deSimone (USA)
• 3^rd Prize, € 7.000: Sven Hoscheit (Luxembourg)
• Willem Vos Award, for the best rendition of a composition by a Dutch composer, € 500: Noè Rodrigo Gisbert (Spain)
• Friends of TROMP audience award, € 3.000: Dan deSimone (USA)
• Press Prize, € 2.000: Sven Hoscheit (Luxembourg)
  Awarded by: René van Peer (jury chairman, Eindhovens Dagblad), Pablo Cabenda (Volkskrant) and Erk Willemsen (Slagwerkkrant)
• 'The Annelie', prize of the youth jury, made available by the Friends of TROMP, € 1.000: Bartek Miler (Poland)
  Awarded by students from the Lorentz Casimir Lyceum in Eindhoven: Celeste Koster, Tijmen Meertens, Pim van Vroonhoven, Freek van den Oetelaar, Matthias Berkens.
• Composition Competition, € 1,500: Nikos Kokolakis (Greece) for his composition Stream for Marimba, performed by Jonathan Bonny (Belgium)

Jury

• Momoko Kamiya (Japan)
• Arnold Marinissen (The Netherlands)
• Nancy Zeltsman (USA)
• Christian Dierstein (Germany)
• Mark Pekarsky (Russia)
• Yi-Ping Yang (Taiwan)
• Lucas Vis (The Netherlands) chairman of the jury

• 1^st Prize, € 15.000: Dominique Vleeshouwers (The Netherlands)
• 2^nd Prize, € 10.000: Brandon Ilaw (USA)
• 3^rd Prize, € 7.000: Matthew Penland (USA)
• Willem Vos Award, for the best rendition of a composition by a Dutch composer, € 500: Yung-Tuan Ku (Taiwan)
• Friends of TROMP audience award, € 3.000: Dominique Vleeshouwers
• Press Prize, € 2.000: Dominique Vleeshouwers
  Awarded by: René van Peer (jury chairman, Eindhovens Dagblad), Frederike Berntsen (Trouw) and Floris Don (NRC)
• 'The Annelie', prize of the youth jury, made available by the Friends of TROMP, € 1.000: Adelaïde Ferrière (France)
  Awarded by students from the Lorentz Casimir Lyceum in Eindhoven: Anne Thomassen, Rebekka Groeneveld, Marleen Ruigrok, Frank Buisman and Sjoerd Bakker.

Jury

• Christian Dierstein (Germany)
• Arnold Marinissen (The Netherlands)
• Momoko Kamiya (Japan)
• Mark Pekarsky (Russia)
• Nancy Zeltsman (USA)
• Lucas Vis (The Netherlands) chairman of the jury

• 1^st Prize: Alexandre Esperet (France)
• 2^nd Prize: Garrett Mendelow (USA)
• 3^rd Prize: Galdric Subirana (France)
• Friends of TROMP Audience Award: Alexandre Esperet (France)
• Press Prize: Alexandre Esperet (France)
• MCN-Willem Vos Prize: Yu-Ching Wei (Taiwan)
• 'De Annelie' encouragement award: Sabrina Suk Wai Ma (UK)
• Youth jury Award: Garrett Mendelow (USA)
• Composition Prize: Brendan Faegre (USA)

Jury

• Pedro Estevan (Spain)
• Jean Geoffroy (France)
• Momoko Kamiya (Japan)
• Pete Lockett (UK)
• Arnold Marinissen (The Netherlands)
• Zoltán Rácz (Hungary)
• Nancy Zeltsman (USA)
• Lucas Vis (The Netherlands) chairman of the jury

• 1^st Prize: Alexej Gerassimez (Germany)
• 2^nd Prize: Mike Truesdell (USA)
• 3^rd Prize: Vassilena Serafimova (Bulgaria)
• Audience Award: Alexej Gerassimez
• Press Prize: Alexej Gerassimez

Jury

• Terry Bozzio (USA)
• Colin Currie (UK)
• Momoko Kamiya (Japan)
• Arnold Marinissen (The Netherlands)
• Andrei Pushkarev (Ukraine)
• Emmanuel Séjourné (France)
• Nancy Zeltsman (USA)
• Lucas Vis (The Netherlands) chairman of the jury

16/24 October 2004
string quartet edition

Prizes and winners

• 1^st Prize: Quatuor Amedeo Modigliani (France)
• 2^nd Prize: Rubens Kwartet (The Netherlands)
• 3^rd Prize: Abraxas Quartett (Germany)
• Audience Award: Quatuor Amedeo Modigliani
• Willem Vos Prize: Quatuor Amedeo Modigliani

2002 | trumpet

• 1^st Prize: Nenad Markovic (Servia)
• 2^nd Prize: Andrei Kavalinsky(Belarus)
• 3^rd Prize: Tristan Williams (Australia)
• Audience Award: Nenad Markovic

2000 | percussion

• 1^st Prize: Claire Edwardes (Australia)
• 2^nd Prize: Niels Meliefste (The Netherlands)
• 3^rd Prize: Shinsuke Tshihara (Japan)
• Audience Award: Niels Meliefste

1998 | guitar: Johan Fostier

1996 | piano: Bart van de Roer

1994 | saxophone: Simone Otto

1992 | cello: No 1^st Prize, 2^nd Prize: Albert Brüggen and Marie Hallynck

1990 | clarinet: Ronald van Spaendonck

1988 | oboe/bassoon: Pauline Oostenrijk

1986 | piano: Ivo Janssen

1984 | flute: No 1^st Prize, 2^nd Prize: Marieke Schneemann and Andrea Kollé

1982 | violin: No 1^st Prize, 2^nd Prize: Eeva Koskinen and Charlie Wiedern

1980 | piano

• 1^st Prize: Hans Jaszyk
• 2^nd Prize: Marius van Paassen

1978 | clarinet: Ria Moortgat

1975 | oboe: Hans Meijer

1973 | flute: Ank Mulder

1971 | violin: Emmy Verhey