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Golden Gramophone | |
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Awarded for | a reward to the performer for a song |
Country | Russia |
Presented by | Russkoe Radio |
First awarded | 1996 |
Website | rusradio.ru/air/grammofon/ |
The Golden Gramophone Award (Russian: Золотой граммофон) is a yearly national Russian music award, established by Russian Radio in 1996.[1][2] The awardee receives a gold-colored figurine of a gramophone.
Recipients
Complete list of artists who received prizes until 2021: |
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23 figurines: |
Philipp Kirkorov |
19 figurines: |
Nikolay Baskov |
16 figurines: |
Valery Meladze |
14 figurines: |
Grigory Leps |
13 figurines: |
Ani Lorak |
12 figurines: |
Dima Bilan |
11 figurines: |
Dmitry Malikov |
10 figurines: |
Nu Virgos |
9 figurines: |
Ivanushki International |
8 figurines: |
Diskoteka Avariya |
7 figurines: |
Anzhelika Varum |
6 figurines: |
5 figurines: |
A-Studio
Victoria Dayneko |
4 figurines: |
Boris Moiseev
Otpetye moshenniki |
3 figurines: |
Cabaret-duet "Akademiya"
Filatov & Karas Ariana |
2 figurines: |
5sta Family
Murat Nasyrov (†) Elena Sever Joseph Kobzon (†) Jeanna Friske (†) |
1 figurine: |
A-Dessa
Alexander Shevchenko Infiniti Lyudmila Sokolova Martan Revolvers Tutsi Mot & Ani Lorak Gradusy Pizza Igor Burnyshev Marcel |
Special Award for contribution in national music: |
Yuri Malikov
Lev Leshchenko (2) Yuri Antonov (2) Eduard Khil (†) Lyudmila Zykina (†) |
References
- ^ GRAMMYS, RUSSIAN-STYLE: Pop's hottest hit Radio City[permanent dead link ], Todd Hollingshead, New York Daily News, May 9, 2004.[dead link ]
- ^ p. 241, Pop culture Russia!: media, arts, and lifestyle, Birgit Beumers, ABC-CLIO, 2005, ISBN 1-85109-459-8.
- ^ "Рекордсмены музыкальной премии «Золотой Граммофон» | WOMAN".
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