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 Awards 2021 - Category Winners
All the winners at this year's Gramophone Awards have now been announced, including albums from the Takács Quartet, Alina Ibragimova & Sean Shibe. Plus until 29th November 2021 we're offering very special prices on all this year's winning discs - browse our special offer here.
You can find the full details of all this year's winners here, including the various special awards, plus the full 2021 shortlist in our article.
The Recording of the Year prize was awarded to Stuart Skelton for his performance as the title role in Benjamin Britten's Peter Grimes, a recording which also features Erin Wall, Roderick Williams and Susan Bickley, with the Bergen Philharmonic Orchestra and Chorus conducted by Edward Gardner. The recording was praised as 'An exciting, committed, necessary and brilliantly recorded version for our times'.
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Gramophone Awards 2021 - Winning Recordings
Browse All Previous Winners: Gramophone Awards 1977-2020
Browse by Year: Gramophone Awards 1977-2020
Featured Composers: Gramophone Awards 1977-2020
- Bach, C P E
- Bach, J S
- Bartók
- Beethoven
- Berg
- Berlioz
- Bernstein
- Birtwistle
- Brahms
- Britten
- Bruckner
- Chopin
- Debussy
- Donizetti
- Dvorak
- Elgar
- Fauré
- Gluck
- Gounod
- Grieg
- Handel
- Haydn
- Janáček
- Liszt
- Mahler
- Massenet
- Mendelssohn
- Monteverdi
- Mozart
- Nielsen
- Poulenc
- Prokofiev
- Puccini
- Purcell
- Rachmaninov
- Rameau
- Ravel
- Rossini
- Schoenberg
- Schubert
- Schumann
- Shostakovich
- Sibelius
- Strauss, R
- Stravinsky
- Szymanowski
- Tchaikovsky
- Vaughan Williams
- Verdi
- Vivaldi
- Wagner
