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Winners Umowa o DziełoTaco Hemingway, Umowa o Dzieło, Album – Hip-Hop/R&B, Album – Hip-Hop/R&B, 1976: A Space OdysseyZbigniew Wodecki - Mitch & Mitch, 1976: A Space Odyssey, Album – Pop, Album – Pop, Kortez, Kortez, New Face of Fonography, New Face of Fonography, Nikola Kołodziejczyk Orchestra, Nikola Kołodziejczyk Orchestra, Jazz New Act, Jazz New Act, Warsaw Philharmonic - The First Concert in the Rebuilt Hall - 1955Wanda Wiłkomirska - Warsaw National Philharmonic Orchestra - Witold Rowicki, Warsaw Philharmonic - The First Concert in the Rebuilt Hall - 1955, Best Orchestral Music Album, Best Orchestral Music Album, Barok ProgresywnyNikola Kołodziejczyk Orchestra, Barok Progresywny, Album – Jazz, Album – Jazz, Piano Concerto / Symphony no 2Berlin Philharmonic - Simon Rattle - Krystian Zimerman, Piano Concerto / Symphony no 2, Most Outstanding Polish Music Recording, Most Outstanding Polish Music Recording, Piano Concerto / Symphony no 2Berlin Philharmonic - Simon Rattle - Krystian Zimerman, Piano Concerto / Symphony no 2, Best Foreign Album – Classical music, Best Foreign Album – Classical music, A Polish KaleidoscopeRavel Piano Duo, A Polish Kaleidoscope, Best Chamber Music Album, Best Chamber Music Album, Verbum IncarnatumPaweł Gusnar - Mulierum Schola Gregoriana Clamaverunt Iusti - Michał Sławecki, Verbum Incarnatum, Best Early and Baroque Music Album, Best Early and Baroque Music Album, Paweł Łukaszewski: Symphony of ProvidenceMarcin Nałęcz-Niesiołowski - Paweł Łukaszewski - Anna Mikołajczyk-Niewiedział -, Paweł Łukaszewski: Symphony of Providence, Best Contemporary Music Album, Best Contemporary Music Album, Chopin - Szymanowski - MykietynSzymon Nehring, Chopin - Szymanowski - Mykietyn, Best Solo Music Album, Best Solo Music Album, DzieciomLao Che, Dzieciom, Album – Rock, Album – Rock, KartaginaOSTR - Marco Polo, Kartagina, Album – Hip-Hop/R&B, Album – Hip-Hop/R&B, Składam się z ciągłych powtórzeńArtur Rojek, Składam się z ciągłych powtórzeń, Album – Pop, Album – Pop, The Dumplings, The Dumplings, New Face of Fonography, New Face of Fonography, Bacewicz: Symphony for String Orchestra - Concerto for String Orchestra & Piano Quintet No 1Ewa Kupiec - Capella Bydgostiensis - Mariusz Smolij, Bacewicz: Symphony for String Orchestra - Concerto for String Orchestra & Piano Quintet No 1, Best Foreign Album – Classical music, Best Foreign Album – Classical music, PrądNatalia Przybysz, Prąd, Album – Rock, Album – Rock, Nikola Kołodziejczyk Orchestra, Nikola Kołodziejczyk Orchestra, Jazz New Act, Jazz New Act, Kilar/Moś/AuksoAUKSO - Marek Moś, Kilar/Moś/Aukso, Best Orchestral Music Album, Best Orchestral Music Album, Where Are You: Pieces From WarsawproMODERN, Where Are You: Pieces From Warsaw, Most Outstanding Polish Music Recording, Most Outstanding Polish Music Recording, Where Are You: Pieces From WarsawproMODERN, Where Are You: Pieces From Warsaw, Best Choral and Oratorias Music Album, Best Choral and Oratorias Music Album, Spark of LifeMarcin Wasilewski Trio, Spark of Life, Album – Jazz, Album – Jazz, Paweł Łukaszewski - Musica Sacra 5Baltic Neopolis Orchestra - proMODERN - Chór Katedry Warszawsko-Praskiej Musica Sacra -, Paweł Łukaszewski - Musica Sacra 5, Best Chamber Music Album, Best Chamber Music Album, Skrzypce / ViolinKaja Danczowska, Skrzypce / Violin, Best Solo Music Album, Best Solo Music Album, MiódNatalia Przybysz, Miód, Song, Song, Dawid Podsiadło, Dawid Podsiadło, New Face of Fonography, New Face of Fonography, Viola RecitalKatarzyna Budnik-Gałązka, Viola Recital, Best Solo Music Album, Best Solo Music Album, Comfort and HappinessDawid Podsiadło, Comfort and Happiness, Album, Album, AriasWarsaw National Philharmonic Orchestra - Antoni Wit - Andrzej Dobber, Arias, Best Choral and Oratorias Music Album, Best Choral and Oratorias Music Album, Dominik Wania, Dominik Wania, Jazz New Act, Jazz New Act, Wojciech Kilar – Angelus - Exodus - VictoriaZygmunt Rychert - Orkiestra Symfoniczna Akademii Muzycznej im Stanisława Moniuszki w Gdańsku - Anna Fabrello, Wojciech Kilar – Angelus - Exodus - Victoria, Best Orchestral Music Album, Best Orchestral Music Album, Piotr Moss - Chagall For StringsJadwiga Rappé - OPiUM String Quartet, Piotr Moss - Chagall For Strings, Best Contemporary Music Album, Best Contemporary Music Album, Saxophone VariePaweł Gusnar - Jan Bartłomiej Bokszczanin - Zuzanna Elster -, Saxophone Varie, Best Chamber Music Album, Best Chamber Music Album, Piotr Beczała, Piotr Beczała, Classical Music Artist, Classical Music Artist, Trójkąty I KwadratyDawid Podsiadło, Trójkąty I Kwadraty, Song, Song, Chopin: PolonezyRafał Blechacz, Chopin: Polonezy, Best Foreign Album – Classical music, Best Foreign Album – Classical music, RavelDominik Wania, Ravel, Album – Jazz, Album – Jazz |
Fryderyk chopin walc a moll
The Fryderyk is the annual award in Polish music. Its name refers to the original Polish spelling variant of Polish composer Frédéric Chopin's first name. Its status in the Polish public can be compared to the American Grammy and the UK's BRIT Award. Officially created in 1994 and presented for the first time in 1995, the award was initially conferred by the Polish Society of the Phonographic Industry (Związek Producentów Audio-Video, ZPAV). Since 1999, nominees and winners have been selected by a body called Phonographic Academy (Akademia Fonograficzna) which by now consists of nearly 1000 artists, journalists and music industry professionals. Voting is anonymous and takes place in two rounds: In the first round, all Academy members can nominate five artists in each category, in the second round, members can vote for one candidate in each category from the most successful nominees established in the first round.
Contents
- Fryderyk chopin walc a moll
- Fryderyk chopin koncert fortepianowy e moll op 11 piano concerto in e minor op 11
- Categories
- Popular music
- Classical music
- Jazz
- Most successful artists
- Classical Music
- Best foreign album
- References
The Fryderyk statuette is reminiscent of the Academy Awards' "Oscar", but with wings, arms stretched backwards, and with headphones. The statuette was designed and created by Dorota Dziekiewicz-Pilich.
Fryderyk chopin koncert fortepianowy e moll op 11 piano concerto in e minor op 11
Categories
The categories in which Fryderyk awards are presented have been steadily extended and modified since its inception in 1994. There are three main sections – popular music, classical music, and jazz. At present (2010) the following categories are used:
Popular music
Classical music
Jazz
Most successful artists
As of 2009, the most successful artists in the ten-year-history of the Fryderyks are (nominations and awards for 2009 not included):
Popular music
- Kasia Nosowska (of Hey): 21 awards, 53 nominations,
- Grzegorz Ciechowski (of Republika): 11 awards, 24 nominations,
- Kayah: 8 awards, 32 nominations,
- Grzegorz Turnau: 8 awards, 19 nominations,
- Myslovitz: 7 awards, 30 nominations,
- Raz, Dwa, Trzy: 7 awards, 17 nominations,
- Ania Dąbrowska: 7 awards, 15 nominations
Note: Awards for individual artists may include awards for their groups and vice versa.
Classical Music
- Orkiestra Symfoniczna Filharmonii Narodowej (Polish National Philharmonic Symphonic Orchestra): 5 awards, 22 nominations,
- Sinfonia Varsovia: 5 awards, 22 nominations,
- Janusz Olejniczak: 5 awards, 12 nominations,
- Jerzy Maksymiuk: 4 awards, 12 nominations,
- Jadwiga Rappé: 4 awards, 9 nominations.
Jazz
- Tomasz Stańko: 8 awards + Golden Fryderyk, 9 nominations,
- Marcin Wasilewski muzyk: 6 awards, 8 nominations,
- Piotr Wojtasik: 2 awards, 6 nominations,
- Andrzej Jagodzinski: 2 awards, 4 nominations,
- Henryk Miśkiewicz: 1 award, 8 nominations.
- Jarek Smietana: 1 award, 6 nominations.
Best foreign album
This category is particularly interesting as it reflects the Polish public's reception of international artists. The awardees so far were: