The locations, adjudicators and winners of The Delius Prize have been as follows:

Year	Location	Adjudicator	First Prize / Second Prize
2004	RAM	David Lloyd-Jones	David Worswick and Neil Georgeson
2005	RAM	Lionel Friend	Cappa Quartet / Shula Olivera (runner-up)
2006	RAM	Sir Charles Mackerras	Liv-Marie Fletcher and Timothy End / Edgar Bailey and Timothy End
2007	RAM	Piers Lane	Jessica Hayes and Christopher White*
2008	RAM	Bo Holten	Rita Mascagna and Michele Gamba / Mihai Cocea and Florian Mitrea
2009	BC	Julian Lloyd Webber	Rebeca Omordia / Anna Ovsyanikova
2010	BC	Paul Spicer	Claire Lees / Philip Handy
2011	BC	Mark Stone	Dominika Fehér / Natalie Hyde
2012	Chetham’s School, Manchester	Lionel Friend	Jon Stainsby and Se Ho Lee*
2013	BC	Stephen Threlfall	Amy Littlewood and Hetti Price*
2014			No Prize held
2015	RAM	Jeremy Dibble	Thomas Ang / Amy Goodwin and Daniel Espie
2106	RAM	Bo Holten	Joseph Havlat / Euterpe Quartet
2017	RAM	Stephen Barlow	James Heron and Thomas Ang / Courtenay Cleary and Thomas Ang
2018	RAM	David Hill	Ye Jin Choi and Kevin Suherman / Hannah Curtis and Gus Tredwell
2019	RBC	Paul Guinery	Tom Pickles and Olivia Chew / Jeffrey Armstrong and Orestis Magou
2020			No Prize held due to COVID-19
2021			No Prize held due to COVID-19
2022	RBC	Sir Mark Elder	Yujie Wang / Antonida Kocharova and Ishan Bhadra
2024	RAM	Stephen Threlfall

RAM = Royal Academy of Music, London
BC = Birmingham Conservatoire
RBC = Royal Birmingham Conservatoire
* = no second prize awarded

Notes

1. A runner-up was identified in 2005 but a Second Prize was first awarded in 2006
2. The finalists at the RAM to 2008 were judged as duos; at the BC they were judged as soloists
3. The members of the Cappa Quartet (winners in 2005) were Anthony Sabberton and Giovanni Guzzo (violins), Adam Newman (viola) and Brian O’Kane (‘cello)
4. The members of the Euterpe Quartet (runners up in 2016) were Sally and Sasha Gorski (violins), Kim Becker (viola) and Olivia da Costa (cello).