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.
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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/ |
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
Gradusy |
| 6 figurines: |
| 5 figurines: |
| A-Studio
Victoria Dayneko Irakli |
| 4 figurines: |
| Boris Moiseev
Otpetye moshenniki Burito |
| 3 figurines: |
| Cabaret-duet "Akademiya"
Alyona Sviridova Band’Eros Chelsi Filatov & Karas Ariana |
| 2 figurines: |
| 5sta Family
Velvet Murat Nasyrov (†) Premier-Minister Khanna Elena Sever Joseph Kobzon (†) Jeanna Friske (†) |
| 1 figurine: |
| A-Dessa
Alexander Golubev Alexander Shevchenko Alexei Khvorostyan Александр Яковлев Алексин Антон Макарский Assorti Banda Andryukha Bozhya Korovka Bratya Grimm Vakhtang Vostok Goryachiy Shokolad Dasha Suvorova 2+2 23:45 Demo D.I.P. Project DJ Tsvetkoff Dominik Dzhoker Duet Leto Zhenya Otradnaya Zhuki Zapreschennie barabanschiki Igoryok In2nation Infiniti Lyudmila Sokolova Martan Megapolis Mr.Credo Natalia Vlasova Nikolai Trubach Nilda Fernandez Revolvers Sestri Rouz Sveta Slivki Tatyana Likhacheva Tatiana Ovsienko Te100steron TOKiO Tutsi Unesennie Vetrom Yan Marti 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 (†) |
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