included: 1978: Thomas Crawford and Frank Wiley, co-winners; Steven Errante and Paul Hofreiter, honorable mentions 1979: Richard Campanelli, winner; Robert Sirota, honorable mention 1980: Thomas Crawford and Blair Sanderson, co-winners; Frank Wiley, honorable mention 1982: James Primosch In 1984 the award was rebranded as the AGO/Holtkamp Award which awards a commission (and publication) for an organ work and a cash prize. It's held every two years in conjunction with AGO's national convention. In 2010 the award was rebranded as the AGO/Marilyn Mason Award to honor Marilyn Mason. Until 2016 the winning compositions were published by Hinshaw music; since then they have been published by H. T. FitzSimons. Winners include: 1984: Ingrid Arauco for What Seraphs Are Afoot 1986: Timothy Kramer for Perceptions of Antiquity 1988: Martin Matalon for Variations for Organ and Percussion 1990: Frank Ferko for A Practical Program 1992: Ellen Ruth Harrison for That Line Which Is Earth's Shadow 1994: Timothy Tikker for Variations SUr Un Vieux Noel 1996: Robert Greenlee for Three Spirituals for Palm Sunday and Aaron Hunt for Fantasia and Fugue on St. Theodulph 1998: Carlyle Sharpe for Confitemini Domino 2000: David Arcus for Song of Ruth and Naomi 2002: Emily Porter for What Wondrous Love Is This, O My Soul? 2004: George Akerley for A Sweet for Mother Goose 2006: Barrie Cabena for Six Sketches on Children's Hymns 2008: Rachel Laurin for Prelude and Fugue in F Minor 2010: Michael Bedford for Theme and Variations on Le P'ing 2012: Nicholas O'Neill for Festive Voluntary 2014: No prize awarded 2016: Ivan Božičević for The Moonpiper 2018: Mark Kurtz for Re-Formations (after Bach) 2020: Joel Peters for Eine Wolke nahm ihm Weg 2022: Rashaan Rori Allwood for In Memory Of... 2024: Brooke Joyce for TBD See also Royal College of Organists (RCO), the older, British counterpart of the AGO References External links Founders of the American Guild of Organists 1896 establishments in the United States Guilds in the United States Pipe organ organizations Professional associations based in the United States