The 5th edition of the Queen Elisabeth Music Competition took place in 1953. It was the inaugural edition of its composition competition.
Palmares
edit| Winner | Composition | |
|---|---|---|
| 1st Prize |  Michał Spisak |
Serenade for Orchestra |
| 2nd Prize |  Jean-Michel Defaye |
Symphonic Dances |
| 3rd Prize |  Carlo Franci |
Concerto for Orchestra |
| 4th Prize |  Alvin Etler |
Symphony |
| 5th Prize |  Matthijs Vermeulen |
Symphony No. 2 Prélude a la Nouvelle Journée |
| 6th Prize | Michel Ciry |
Le Mystère de Jésus |
| 7th Prize |  Makoto Moroi |
Composition No. 1 |
| 8th Prize |  Yiannis Papaioannou |
Symphony No. 3 |
| 9th Prize | James Cohn |
Symphony No. 2 |
| 10th Prize |  Luctor Ponse |
Symphony No. 1 |
Jury
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Jean Absil
Nadia Boulanger- Marcel Cuvelier (chairman)
Sem Dresden
Camargo Guarnieri- Léon Jongen
Gian Francesco Malipiero
Frank Martin- Aloys Mooser
Andrzej Panufnik- Marcel Poot
Domingo Santa Cruz
References
edit- [1] Queen Elisabeth Music Competition
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