Golden Gramophone Award

Golden Gramophone
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:
23 figurines:
Philipp Kirkorov
19 figurines:
Nikolay Baskov
16 figurines:
Valery Meladze
14 figurines:
Grigory Leps
13 figurines:
Ani Lorak Kristina Orbakaitė Valeriya
12 figurines:
Dima Bilan Lyube Sofia Rotaru
11 figurines:
Dmitry Malikov
10 figurines:
Nu Virgos Leonid Agutin Vera Brezhneva
9 figurines:
Ivanushki International Stas Piekha Jasmin Dima Bilan Stas Mikhaylov MakSim Ruki Vverh! Polina Gagarina Slava
8 figurines:
Diskoteka Avariya Blestyashchiye Alla Pugacheva[3] Anita Tsoy Zara Sergey Lazarev Yolka
7 figurines:
Anzhelika Varum Eva Polna Glukoza Gradusy Yulia Savicheva
6 figurines:
Tatiana Bulanova Nyusha Taisia Povaliy Chay Vdvoyom Vladimir Presnyakov Jr.
5 figurines:
A-Studio Alsou Fabrika Victoria Dayneko Nikolai Noskov Sergei Trofimov Sogdiana Fedorinskaya Denis Maidanov Artik & Asti Irina Dubtsova Irakli Aleksandr Revva Serebro Bi-2
4 figurines:
Boris Moiseev Potap & Nastya Kamenskykh Valery Leontiev Verka Serduchka Vintage Lolita Milyavskaya Elena Vaenga Otpetye moshenniki Hi-Fi Aleksandr Marshal Nochnye Snaipery Max Barskih Burito Svetlana Loboda GeeGun Irina Allegrova Korni Oleg Gazmanov
3 figurines:
Cabaret-duet "Akademiya" Artyom Kacher Dmitry Koldun Mitya Fomin Alyona Sviridova Band’Eros Dan Balan Zveri Diana Gurtskaya Katya Lel Nadezhda Kadysheva Natasha Koroleva Neschastny Sluchai Seryoga Strelki Tantsy Minus Uma2rman Nargiz Zakirova Chelsi Emin Agalarov Reflex Filatov & Karas Avraam Russo Ariana Maxim Fadeev Yulianna Karaulova
2 figurines:
5sta Family Alexander Kogan Alexander Rosenbaum Alena Apina Andrey Gubin Bianka Velvet Vyacheslav Dobrynin Mot Gorod 312 DJ Smash Zolotoe Koltso Mari Kraimbrery Marina Khlebnikova Mashina Vremeni Moral Code X Murat Nasyrov (†) Natali Nepara Premier-Minister Smyslovye Gallyutsinatsii Timati Shura Zivert Khanna Elena Sever Joseph Kobzon (†) Egor Kreed Quest Pistols Show Jeanna Friske (†) Masha Rasputina
1 figurine:
A-Dessa Alekseev Agatha Christie Alexander Golubev Alexander Ivanov Alexander Shevchenko Alexey Vorobyov Alexei Khvorostyan Александр Яковлев Алексин Антон Макарский Arash Arsenie Todiraș Assorti Balagan Limited Banda Andryukha Bely Oryol BiS Bozhya Korovka Bratya Grimm BoomBox (Ukrainian band) Vakhtang Vostok Virus Vitas Vyacheslav Petkun Goryachiy Shokolad Dasha Suvorova 2+2 23:45 Demo Detsl D.I.P. Project DJ Tsvetkoff Dominik Dzhoker Duet Leto Yelena Terleyeva Zhenya Otradnaya Zhuki Zapreschennie barabanschiki Konstantin Meladze Igoryok Igor Nikolayev In2nation Infiniti Irina Saltykova Leningrad Litsey Lyudmila Gurchenko (†) Lyudmila Sokolova MBAND Maxim Leonidov Martan Megapolis Mr.Credo Moya Mishel Mumiy Troll Natalia Vlasova Nikolai Trubach Nilda Fernandez Nensi Oxana Fedorova Propaganda Patricia Kaas Revolvers Sati Kazanova Sestri Rouz Smash Sveta Slivki Splean Stuff t.A.T.u. Tatyana Likhacheva Tatiana Ovsienko Te100steron TOKiO Tutsi Unesennie Vetrom Freestyle U-Piter Yan Marti Mot & Ani Lorak Gradusy Pizza Igor Burnyshev Marcel Basta
Special Award for contribution in national music:
Yuri Malikov Alexander Rosenbaum Lev Leshchenko (2) Valery Leontiev Larisa Dolina Yuri Antonov (2) Eduard Khil (†) Aleksander Serov Yuri Nikolaev Alexander Buinov Vyacheslav Dobrynin (2) Mashina Vremeni Lyube Zemlyane Lyudmila Zykina (†)

References

1. GRAMMYS, RUSSIAN-STYLE: Pop's hottest hit Radio City^[permanent dead link‍], Todd Hollingshead, New York Daily News, May 9, 2004.^[dead link‍]
2. p. 241, Pop culture Russia!: media, arts, and lifestyle, Birgit Beumers, ABC-CLIO, 2005, ISBN 1-85109-459-8.
3. "Рекордсмены музыкальной премии «Золотой Граммофон» | WOMAN".

External links

• Official website