Juno Award for Classical Composition of the Year

Winners

Best Classical Composition (1987)

• Malcolm Forsyth, Atayoskewin
• Donald Steven, Pages of Solitary Delights

  Best Classical Composition (1989–2002)

• 1989 – Alexina Louie, Songs Of Paradise
• 1990 – Oskar Morawetz, Concerto For Harp and Chamber Orchestra
• 1991 – R. Murray Schafer, String Quartet No.5 - 'Rosalind'
• 1992 – Michael Conway Baker, Concerto For Piano & Chamber Orchestra
• 1993 – R. Murray Schafer, Concerto For Flute and Orchestra
• 1994 – Chan Ka Nin, Among Friends
• 1995 – Malcolm Forsyth, Sketches From Natal
• 1996 – Andrew P. MacDonald, Concerto For Violin And Orchestra
• 1997 – Harry Somers, Picasso Suite
• 1998 – Malcolm Forsyth, Electra Rising
• 1999 – Colin McPhee, Concerto For Wind Orchestra
• 2000 – Alexina Louie, Shattered Night, Shivering Stars
• 2001 – Oskar Morawetz, From The Diary Of Anne Frank
• 2002 – Chan Ka Nin, Par-çi, par-la

  Classical Composition of the Year (2003 – Present)

• 2003 – Bramwell Tovey, Requiem for a Charred Skull
• 2004 – R. Murray Schafer, String Quartet No. 8
• 2005 – István Anhalt, The Tents of Abraham
• 2006 – Christos Hatzis, String Quartet No. 1
• 2007 – Denis Gougeon, Clere Vénus
• 2008 – Christos Hatzis, Constantinople
• 2009 – John Burge, Flanders Fields Reflections
• 2010 – Marjan Mozetich, Lament In The Trampled Garden
• 2011 – R. Murray Schafer, Duo For Violin And Piano
• 2012 – Derek Charke, Sepia Fragments
• 2013 – Vivian Fung, Violin Concerto
• 2014 – Allan Gordon Bell, Field Notes
• 2015 – Brian Current, Airline Icarus
• 2016 – Dinuk Wijeratne, Two Pop Songs on Antique Poems
• 2017 – Jordan Nobles, Immersion
• 2018 – Jocelyn Morlock, My Name is Amanda Todd
• 2019 – Ana Sokolović, Golden Slumbers Kiss Your Eyes
• 2020 – Ana Sokolović, Evta