Title: IRrelevant Astronomy
Content:  Aegis Award, and two Aegis Finalists. Additional awards include an Aegis Award and a CINE Golden Eagle. Austin Wintory - music composer (2008-2009) - Austin is a music composer for film, TV, and video games. He composed the score for Captain Abu Raed, a multiple award-winning film including the World Cinema Audience Award at the Sundance Film Festival in 2008. The film has been submitted by the Kingdom of Jordan for a 2009 Foreign Language Oscar. Austin also composed the score to Sony's Flow video game and expansion packs for the Sony PlayStation 3 & PSP, which earned strong reviews for the quality of music.
Title: Winner's Circle
Content:  Winner's Circle is a 1957 album by jazz musicians who came first or second in Down Beats critics' poll of the same year.
Title: Dilettante Music
Content:  In 2009 Dilettante held a 'Digital Composer-in-Residence' competition which was the first such position to be offered anywhere in the world. The competition consisted of a preliminary period where applicants were judged on their compositions by a judging panel including Nico Muhly, Michael Christie and Jennifer Higdon, a period with voting open to the public, and a final event held at Wilton's Music Hall, London. The final took place on November 5, 2009 and was presented by conductor Charles Hazlewood. The finalists were Canadian Aaron Gervais, Taiwanese Chiayu and American David T. Little, whose compositions were performed by the London Sinfonietta alongside works that inspired them, including pieces by "great modernist iconoclasts, Charles Ives and Gyorgy Ligeti... [and] Jonathan Harvey, a composer of lofty spiritual inclinations." The title was won by David T. Little who took a £1,000 prize and has a dedicated section on the website.
Title: Ernst von Siemens Music Prize
Content:  2012 – Luke Bedford, Zeynep Gedizlioğlu, Ulrich Alexander Kreppein ; 2013 – David Philip Hefti, Samy Moussa, Marko Nikodijevic ; 2014 – Simone Movio, Brigitta Muntendorf, Luis Codera Puzo ; 2015 – Birke J. Bertelsmeier, Mark Barden, Christian Mason ; 2016 – Milica Djordjevic, David Hudry, Gordon Kampe ; 2017 – Michael Pelzel, Simon Steen-Andersen, Lisa Streich ; 2018 – Clara Iannotta, Timothy McCormack, Oriol Saladrigues ; 2019 – Annesley Black, Ann Cleare, Mithatcan Öcal ; 2020 – Catherine Lamb, Francesca Verunelli, Samir Amarouch ; 2021 – Malte Giesen, Mirela Ivičević, Yair Klartag Winners of the Composers' Prize (Förderpreis) were: 
Title: Toru Takemitsu Composition Award
Content:  The Toru Takemitsu Composition Award (annual competition of orchestral composition), which is an international composition award following Toru Takemitsu's principle "Prayer, Hope, Peace", continues since 1997 to encourage younger generations of composers who will shape the coming age by creating new musical works. The nucleus of this award is in its uniqueness that each year only one judge is responsible for its outcome. For the first 3-year cycle, Takemitsu himself chose the following three composers to head the competition: Henri Dutilleux (1997), György Ligeti (1998), and Luciano Berio (1999). Then, after Takemitsu's death, the three successors, Louis Andriessen (2000 recommended by Berio), Oliver Knussen (2001 recommended by Dutilleux) and Joji Yuasa (2002 recommended by Ligeti) were nominated by the initial judges. For the third 3-year cycle (2003–2005), 
Title: International Composing Competition “2 Agosto”
Content:  The jury varies each year, but since 1994, there are many famous names who have succeeded in the role of President. Some examples: Riccardo Muti, Ennio Morricone, Michelangelo Zurletti, Riccardo Chailly, Semyon Bychkov, Eliot Fisk, Federico Mondelci, Robert Beaser, Tania Leon, Michel Portal, Jacob Ter Veldhuis, Jesus Villa Rojo, Aurelio Samorì, Marco Tutino, Klaus Ager, Detlev Glanert, Domenico Nordio, Jesus Rueda, Gianvincenzo Cresta, etc.
Title: ARY Film Award for Best Original Music
Content:  As of first ceremony total of five music composers were nominated, while Sahir Ali Bagg was the only music composer who was the winner of Best Background Score in Technical category and bags the nomination in this category too.
Title: The Song of Australia
Content:  present, Messrs. Dutton, Ewing, Chinner, and Holden. Twenty-three compositions were examined, and the prize was unanimously awarded to the composition bearing the motto 'One of the Quantity.' Those bearing the mottoes 'Long Live our Gracious Queen,' 'Garibaldi,' and 'Con Amore' so nearly equalled the prize composition in merit that the Judges had great difficulty in coming to a decision. Immediately upon receiving this report we telegraphed to the Secretary of the Gawler Institute to ascertain the name of the successful competitor, and we find from his reply that the composer who has thus distinguished himself is Mr. Carl Linger."
Title: Australian Guild of Screen Composers
Content: colspan=2|Warriors of the Sky ; colspan=2|Peter Kaldor ; colspan=2|Peter Kaldor ; Won Won colspan=2|Excerpts from The Zone, "Zone 39" ; colspan=2|Burkhard Dallwitz ; colspan=2|Burkhard Dallwitz ; Won Won colspan=2| Hotel Sorrento, Brilliant Lies ; colspan=2|Nerida Tyson-Chew ; colspan=2|Nerida Tyson-Chew ; Won Won colspan=2|In Living Memory, Entice ; colspan=2|Paul Anthony Smith ; colspan=2|Paul Anthony Smith ; Won Won colspan=2|Bonehead ; colspan=2|Supersonic ; colspan=2|Paul Healey, Antony Partos, Andrew Lancaster ; Won Won colspan=2|Water Rats, Today Tonight, Sex/Life, Witness ; colspan=2|Les Gock, Rivett, Irwin, Jehan ; colspan=2|Les Gock, Rivett, Irwin, Jehan ; Won Won colspan=2|"Priscilla, Queen of the Desert", "Frauds", "Bordertown" ; colspan=2|Guy Gross ; colspan=2|Guy Gross ; Won Won colspan=2|"Victory – The Lighthorsemen", "Singapore Sling" ; colspan=2|Mario Millo ; colspan=2|Mario Millo ; Won Won colspan=2|The Thorn Birds – The Missing Years ; colspan=2|Gary McDonald, Laurie Stone ; colspan=2|Gary McDonald, Laurie Stone ; Won Won 
Title: World Soundtrack Award for Soundtrack Composer of the Year
Content:  and the Chocolate Factory) ; John Powell (Ice Age: The Meltdown) ; James Newton Howard (King Kong) ; Dario Marianelli (Pride & Prejudice) ; 2007 Alexandre Desplat (The Queen, The Painted Veil) ; Harry Gregson-Williams (Déjà Vu, Shrek the Third, The Number 23, Flushed Away) ; John Powell (Happy Feet) ; Mychael Danna (Little Miss Sunshine, Breach, The Nativity Story, Fracture) ; Philip Glass (Notes on a Scandal) ; 2008 James Newton Howard (Charlie Wilson's War, Michael Clayton, I Am Legend) ; Dario Marianelli (Atonement) ; John Powell (The Bourne Ultimatum) ; Alexandre Desplat (The Golden Compass) ; Alberto Iglesias (The 

Question: Who was the composer of Winner?
Answer: Yuvan Shankar Raja.