Golden Gramophone Award

Golden Gramophone
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]

Most awarded artists[]

Complete list of artists who received prizes until 2019:
23 statues:
Philipp Kirkorov
17 statues:
Nikolay Baskov
15 statues:
Valery Meladze
14 statues:
Grigory Leps
13 statues:
Ani Lorak
12 statues:
Valeriya Lyube Kristina Orbakaitė Sofia Rotaru
10 statues:
Nu Virgos Leonid Agutin Dmitry Malikov Vera Brezhneva
9 statues:
Ivanushki International Stas Piekha Jasmin Dima Bilan Stas Mikhaylov
8 statues:
Ruki Vverh! Diskoteka Avariya MakSim Blestyashchiye Anita Tsoy Zara
7 statues:
Anzhelika Varum Eva Polna Glukoza Yolka Polina Gagarina
6 statues:
Tatiana Bulanova Yulia Savicheva Nyusha Taisia Povaliy Sergey Lazarev Chay Vdvoyom Slava
5 statues:
A-Studio Alsou Fabrika Victoria Dayneko Korni Nikolai Noskov Potap & Nastya Kamenskykh Sergei Trofimov Sogdiana Fedorinskaya Denis Maidanov
4 statues:
Boris Moiseev Alla Pugacheva Valery Leontiev Verka Serduchka Vintage Lolita Milyavskaya Elena Vaenga Egor Kreed Otpetie moshenniki Reflex Serebro Hi-Fi Bi-2 Aleksandr Marshal
3 statues:
Cabaret-duet "Akademiya" Dzhigan Dmitry Koldun Mitya Fomin Dan Balan Jeanna Friske (†) Zveri Diana Gurtskaya Irina Allegrova Katya Lel Max Barskih Nadezhda Kadysheva Natasha Koroleva Neschastny Sluchai Oleg Gazmanov Seryoga Strelki Tantsy Minus Uma2rman Nargiz Zakirova
2 statues:
Avraam Russo Alexander Kogan Alexander Rosenbaum Alena Apina Andrey Gubin Ariana Bianka Vyacheslav Dobrynin Gorod 312 DJ Smash Emin Agalarov Zolotoe Koltso Mari Kraimbrery Marina Khlebnikova Mashina Vremeni Moral Code X Murat Nasyrov (†) Natali Smyslovye Gallyutsinatsii Timati Shura Irina Dubtsova Svetlana Loboda
1 statue:
Alekseev Agatha Christie Alexander Ivanov Alexander Shevchenko Alexey Vorobyov Arash Arsenie Todiraș Balagan Limited Bely Oryol BiS BoomBox (Ukrainian band) Virus Vitas Detsl Yelena Terleyeva Konstantin Meladze Igor Nikolayev Infiniti Irina Saltykova Leningrad Litsey Lyudmila Gurchenko (†) Lyudmila Sokolova MBAND Maxim Leonidov Martan Mumiy Troll Nensi Oxana Fedorova Propaganda Patricia Kaas Revolvers Sati Kazanova Smash Splean Stuff t.A.T.u. Tutsi Freestyle Quest Pistols Show U-Piter Yulianna Karaulova Mot & Ani Lorak Nochnye Snaipery Gradusy Pizza Igor Burnyshev Artik & Asti Marcel Basta Aleksandr Revva
Special Award for contribution in national music:
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[]

^ 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.

External links[]

Official website

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[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] . 241, Pop culture Russia!: media, arts, and lifestyle, Birgit Beumers, ABC-CLIO, 2005, ISBN 1-85109-459-8.

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