Award Information

Funded and awarded by the University of Otago, this competition has been held annually since 1944 when the inaugural winner was Douglas Lilburn, for his Prelude and Fugue in G minor for organ.

This annual prize of $1500 is given to the best work submitted by a current or former student of a NZ university, within the forces specified for that year.

Award Details

Split the Lark , for violin and piano by Eve De Castro-Robinson, winner of the Philip Neill Memorial Prize in 1991

Links

• Split the Lark
• Philip Neill Memorial Prize