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The Reinhold-Schneider-Preis (Reinhold Schneider Prize) is the cultural prize awarded by the German town of Freiburg im Breisgau. It has been awarded biennially since 1960, alternating between literature, music and art.[1] In addition to the main prize of €15,000, a Förderpreis (scholarship) of €6,000 is awarded. A connection of the recipient to Freiburg is essential, as was the case for the writer Reinhold Schneider, after whom the prize is named.
- 1960: Franz Philipp (music)
- 1962: Franz Schneller (literature)
- 1964: Rudolf Riester (art)
- 1966: Theodor Egel (music), Dietrich von Bausznern (Förderpreis), Peter Förtig (Förderpreis)
- 1968: Kurt Heynicke (literature)
- 1970: Walter Schelenz (art), Jürgen Brodwolf (Förderpreis)
- 1972: Wolfgang Fortner (music)
- 1974: Christoph Meckel (literature, art)
- 1976: Peter Dreher (art), Rudolf Dischinger (Förderpreis)
- 1978: Carl Seemann (music), Wolfgang Rihm (Förderpreis)
- 1980: Peter Huchel (literature), Maria Wimmer (Förderpreis)
- 1982: Karl-Heinz Scherer (art), Bernd Völkle (Förderpreis), Susi Juvan (Förderpreis)
- 1984: Klaus Huber (music), Ernst Helmuth Flammer (Förderpreis), Frank Michael (Förderpreis)
- 1986: Walter Dirks (literature), Nina Gladitz (Förderpreis), Peter Krieg (Förderpreis)
- 1988: Artur Stoll (art), Christine Gerstel-Naubereit (Förderpreis), Lotte Paepke (Förderpreis)
- 1990: Experimentalstudio des SWR: Hans Peter Haller and André Richard (music), Walter Mossmann (Förderpreis)
- 1993: Allmende, Arnold Stadler (Förderpreis)
- 1995: Svetlana Geier (literature), Ragni Maria Gschwend (Förderpreis)
- 1997: Peter Staechelin (art), Viola Keiser (Förderpreis), Hans Rath (Förderpreis)
- 1999: Edith Picht-Axenfeld (music), Günter Steinke (Förderpreis)
- 2002: Kyra Stromberg (literature), Helma und Bernhard Hassenstein (Ehrengabe), Annette Pehnt (Stipendium)
- 2004: Peter Vogel (art), Freya Richter (scholarship), Sabine Wannenmacher (scholarship)
- 2006: Freiburger Barockorchester (music), Dieter Ilg (Förderpreis)
- 2008: Wolfgang Heidenreich (literature), Martin Gülich (Förderpreis), Erika Glassen and Jens Peter Laut (Ehrengabe)
- 2010: Thomas Kitzinger (art), Beatrice Adler und Stefanie Gerhardt (Stipendium)
- 2012: Rainer Kussmaul (music), Cécile Verny Quartet and Günter A. Buchwald (Förderpreis)
- 2014: Klaus Theweleit (literature) and Lisa Kränzler (Stipendium)[2]
- 2016: Susi Juvan (art), Andreas von Ow (Stipendium) and Helga Marten (Ehrengabe)
- 2018: ensemble recherche (music), Ralf Schmid (Stipendium) and BAR (Stipendium)
- 2020: Dietmar Dath (literatur),[3] Stefanie Höfler (Stipendium), Iris Wolff (Stipendium) and Evelyn Grill (Ehrenpreis)
- 2020: Graham Smith and Maria Pires (art), Theater der Immoralisten (Stipendium), Vanessa Valk and Jens Burde (Stipendium), Renate Obermaier and Heinz Spagl (Ehrenpreis)
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