Scholarships for postgraduate study, awarded by competitive audition (usually in June) following nomination from the conservatoires.  The David Goldman Award was established in 2010.  We are grateful to the Busenhart Morgan Evans Foundation for their support of the Company Awards between 2000 and 2017.

2023: Sofia Kirwan Baez soprano (Saloman Seelig Award); James Tavares tuba; Gen Li cello; Rhiannon Morgan soprano; Caitlin MacKenzie mezzo-soprano; Cameron Chin-See trumpet (David Goldman Award)

2022: Jack Holton baritone (Saloman Seelig Award); Japheth Law flute; Gonçalo Maia Caetano guitar; Heather Brooks harp (David Goldman Award)

2021: Laura Perešivana soprano (Saloman Seelig Award); James Gilbert clarinet; Silvestrs Kalnins cello; Rhydian Jenkins tenor (David Goldman Award)

2020: Esther Beyer harp; José Matias violin; Petr Sedlak bassoon; Rosie Lavery mezzo-soprano (Saloman Seelig Award); Monica McGhee soprano (David Goldman Award)

2019: Emma Arizza violin; Michael Choi clarinet; Benson Wilson baritone (Saloman Seelig Award); Ben Tarlton cello (David Goldman Award)

2018: Huw Evans tenor; Elliot Gresty clarinet; Matilda Lloyd trumpet; James Newby baritone (Saloman Seelig Award); Lea Shaw mezzo-soprano (David Goldman Award)