
ALT An image of RPS Philip Jones Brass Prize-winners Quartet Menine, wearing colourful shirts and holding their instruments, against a gold background, alongside a quote from the group . Text Reads: 'We are so grateful to have been awarded the RPS Philip Jones Brass Prize. We will use this award to record new repertoire and commission new works. It is important for us to appreciate what Philip Jones did to pioneer the world of brass chamber music, and we want to continue his legacy, working to expand the repertoire and reach new audiences. Quartet Menine. Recipients of the RPS Philip Jones Brass Prize'

ALT A collage showing the recipients of the 2025 RPS Instrumental Prizes. Clockwise from top left: RPS Henderson Chamber Ensemble Award recipients piano trio Astatine trio, RPS Emily Anderson Violin Prize recipient Olwen Miles, and RPS Philip Jones Brass Prize recipients trumpet quintet FiveBy5. Text reads: 'RPS Instrumental Prizes 2026 APPLICATIONS NOW OPEN'

ALT Jack Marley pictured alongside a quote from his written piece. Text reads: ' I wanted to know what it feels like to stand in front of an audience for that long, doing nothing. Is it absurd? Contemplative? Uncomfortable? I found that attention shifted not only to other sounds in the space but also to me: my face, my body, the reality of my physical existence on that stage... In that moment we broke out of the routine and the expected – both in the concert and at large – however uncomfortable that might have been. Jack Marley ‘Provocative silence’ Reflections on performing John Cage’s 4’33” Third Prize, RPS Young Classical Writers Prize 2025'








