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The 12 pages that link to Pulitzer Prize for Music, each with the reason it gives.

• Aaron CoplandRelated: Copland received the prize in 1945 for Appalachian Spring.

• Kendrick LamarRelated: DAMN. made Lamar the first artist outside classical and jazz traditions to win the prize.

• Samuel BarberRelated: Barber won the prize for Vanessa in 1958 and his Piano Concerto in 1963.

• Ornette ColemanRelated: Coleman received the 2007 prize for his lifetime contribution to jazz.

• Scott JoplinRelated: Joplin received a posthumous special Pulitzer citation in 1976 for his contributions to American music.

• Wynton MarsalisRelated: Marsalis’s 1997 win for Blood on the Fields marked a milestone in jazz’s recognition by the prize.

• Elliott CarterRelated: Carter received the prize twice, for his String Quartet No. 2 and Symphony of Three Orchestras.

• Gian Carlo MenottiRelated: Menotti received it for The Consul in 1950 and The Saint of Bleecker Street in 1955.

• Hilary HahnRelated: Jennifer Higdon’s concerto for Hahn received the prize in 2010.

• Virgil ThomsonRelated: Thomson won the 1949 prize for his score to Louisiana Story.