Honorary mention: This candidate qualified for 6 consecutive years: Nina Grobler
Best performance of a Baroque work in the 1st round: Daniël Spies
Best performance of a Baroque work in the 1st round 10 years and younger: Eléna Monvoisin
Best performance of a Classical work in the 2nd round: Stefan Suter
Best performance of a Classical work in the 2nd round 10 years and younger: Eléna Monvoisin
Best performance of a Romantic work in the 3rd round: Teboho Motsatse
Tygerberg prize: Minkyum Kim
Audience Prize: Daniël Spies
Category prize-Piano: Weien Amy Luo
Category prize – Piano (Runner up): Teboho Motsatse
Category prize – Strings: Danielle Kock
Category prize for the best development candidate – other instruments: Khumo Mpetshwa
Category prize-Woodwinds: Daniël Spies
Most promising candidate of 10 years and younger: Weien Amy Luo
Most promising candidate of 10 years and younger (Runner up): Yu Qing Peng
Most promising development candidate: Khumo Mpetshwa
Best performance of a SA Composition-3rd prize: Stefan Suter
Best performance of a SA Composition-2nd prize: Weien Amy Luo
Best performance of a SA Composition: Danielle Kock
Leon Hartshorne Prize: Weien Amy Luo
Third Prize and Bronze Medal: Teboho Motsatse (far left)
Second Prize and Silver Medal: Daniel Spies (far right)
The Johanna van der Spuy Memorial Prize and Gold Medal: Weien Amy Luo (middle)
