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Gramophone Awards
The Gramophone Awards - often called the Oscars of the classical music world - are the most significant honours bestowed on the classical record industry.
Now running annually in September you can view details of the most recent winners below, as well as browse through all winners going back to the very first awards in 1977.
Gramophone Recording of the Year 2025
The Recording of the Year prize was awarded to Raphaël Pichon's recording of Bach's Mass in B Minor, BWV 232.
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Gramophone Awards 2025 - Category Winners
All the winners at this year's Gramophone Awards have now been announced, including albums from Krystian Zimerman, Vilde Frang, George Benjamin, María Dueñas, Edward Gardner and Joana Mallwitz.
Gramophone Awards 2025 - Winning Recordings
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Special offer. Elgar: Violin ConcertoRecommendedCD: Original price ($16.25) Reduced price $14.62Download from Original price ($13.00) Reduced price $10.00
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Special offer. J. S. Bach: Mass in B Minor, Bwv 232RecommendedCD: $21.25Download from Original price ($17.25) Reduced price $8.75
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Special offer. ContemplationRecommendedCD: Original price ($20.00) Reduced price $16.00Download from Original price ($13.00) Reduced price $10.00
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Special offer. George Benjamin: Picture a Day Like ThisRecommendedCD: Original price ($17.75) Reduced price $13.31Download from Original price ($10.00) Reduced price $7.00
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Browse All Previous Winners: Gramophone Awards 1977-2023
Browse by Year: Gramophone Awards 1977-2023
Featured Composers: Gramophone Awards 1977-2022
- Birtwistle
- Sibelius
- Liszt
- Brahms
- Strauss, R
- Mahler
- Britten
- Stravinsky
- Massenet
- Nielsen
- Bruckner
- Szymanowski
- Mendelssohn
- Poulenc
- Chopin
- Tchaikovsky
- Monteverdi
- Prokofiev
- Debussy
- Vaughan Williams
- Mozart
- Puccini
- Donizetti
- Verdi
- Purcell
- Dvorak
- Vivaldi
- Rachmaninov
- Elgar
- Wagner
- Rameau
- Fauré
- Bach, C P E
- Ravel
- Gluck
- Bach, J S
- Rossini
- Gounod
- Bartók
- Schoenberg
- Grieg
- Beethoven
- Berg
- Schubert
- Handel
- Berlioz
- Schumann
- Haydn
- Bernstein
- Shostakovich
- Janáček
