Which Grammy Awards is by far the most classic?

It was the 52nd annual Grammy Awards, which was held at the Stamp Center in Los Angeles, USA. In the list of nominees for the major awards that have been announced, the 28-year-old American pop diva Beyoncé has become the most nominated singer with as many as 10 nominations. Pop King Michael Jackson, who passed away suddenly in June last year, was awarded the Lifetime Achievement Award.

Compared with previous years, the number of young singers and bands nominated this year has increased significantly, in addition to Beyoncé, the 20-year-old American pop girl Taylor Swift is also not weak, in addition to winning 4 awards at the 43rd American Country Association Awards and 5 awards at the 37th American ** Awards, she also received 8 nominations at the 52nd Grammy Awards. Ladygaga received five nominations, while rock duo Dave Matthews and Black Eyed Peas received six nominations each. Michael Jackson will receive the Grammy Lifetime Achievement Award.

It's an award Michael has never received from us in his life," said Neilportnow, chairman and CEO of the Grammys. The 3D short film "Song of the Earth", originally scheduled to be used in the London concert starting in July 2009, will be presented at the Grammys**. Kid Arthur, Celine Dion, Jennifer Hudson and Smoki Robinson, among others, will perform.

But perhaps the most touching moment was when Michael Jackson's eldest son, Prince, and eldest daughter, Paris, stepped onto the podium to receive the Lifetime Achievement Award on their father's behalf.

Each edition of the Grammys has its own unique characteristics, and it's hard to say which one is the most classic to date.

As an important award in the world, each Grammy Award represents the highest level and development direction of the industry at that time.

If you are interested, you can check the official website of the Grammys for a list of past winners and nominees.

The most important awards of the Grammy Awards are the four major categories (general) awards: ** of the year, production of the year, song of the year and best newcomer

1. Annual ** Award.

The Grammys of the Year Awards are presented by the National Academy of Recording Arts and the National Academy of Sciences to recognize outstanding artistic achievements, fine production standards and outstanding contributions to the recording industry within a year; Of course, this award is not only based on the sales of this **** record or the results of the list as the selection criteria.

2. Production of the Year Award.

The Grammy Production of the Year Award is an award given by the National Academy of Sciences' Academy of Recording Arts and Sciences to recognize producers who have outstanding artistic achievement, meticulous production standards, and outstanding contributions to the recording industry during the year.

3. Song of the Year Award.

The Grammy Song of the Year Award is an award given by the Academy of Recording Arts and Sciences of the National Academy of Sciences to recognize songs that have made an outstanding contribution to the recording industry in one year.

4. Best Newcomer Award.

The Grammy Award for Best New Artist is an award given to a new artist in the music industry who has achieved outstanding achievements within the previous year, and is awarded every year except 1967. The Grammy Awards are the largest awards in the United States, presented by the National Academy of Recording Arts and Sciences, and the awards are voted on by the professionals of the academy.

The impartiality of the Grammys

The selection of the Grammy Awards has a very strict system and procedure. Entries must be selected from the current year. After the work is recommended, it must first be screened and qualified by more than 150 experts from various fields in the world, and then classified.

Except for the entries that need to be voted on by the Special Nomination Committee, all the entries that pass the preliminary selection must be sent to the judges for the first round of voting.

However, each judge can only choose 9 items of their own specialization to vote for, and of course, they also have to vote for the 4 awards of the year's Record of the Year, ** of the Year, Song of the Year and Newcomer of the Year. After the preliminary evaluation, the list will be submitted to the judges for the second round of voting, and each judge can only choose 8 awards for voting in addition to the 4 basic awards. These strict measures effectively ensure the fairness of the selection.

The above refers to the Encyclopedia-Grammy Awards.

As of February 1, 2023, the person who has won the most Grammys is George Soldi. Saul won numerous awards in his first life, and he also won a record 32 Grammy Awards since 1962.

George Soldi (October 21, 1912 September 5, 1997), born in Budapest, Hungary, to a Jewish family, began to study piano at the age of 6, on March 11, 1938, Soldi made his debut at the Budapest Opera House, conducting Mozart's opera "The Marriage of Figaro" to success, but the looming war forced Soldi into exile in Switzerland, as a Jew. It was during his exile that Soldi won the "1942 Geneva International Piano Competition".

Beginning in the fifties, Soldi's conducting career began to grow by leaps and bounds, and as a conductor with a wide repertoire, Saul made numerous recordings in his first life, and in 1997, at the age of 85, Soldi passed away peacefully in his English apartment.

The female singer who has won the most Grammy Awards

The list of nominees for the 65th Grammy was announced on the 15th, and Beyoncé led the way with 9 nominations, Beyoncé has now received 88 Grammy nominations and 28 trophies, becoming the most awarded female singer in the Grammys, setting a record.

This time, it was shortlisted for important awards such as Best of the Year**, Song of the Year, and Production of the Year. If Beyoncé wins the best of the year** this time, she will become the fourth black singer to win the award.

Refer to the above: Encyclopedia - George Soldi.