"I was 10 years old when I started spending my pocket money on Gramophone magazine this is an extraordinary honour."
"How can someone be one of the great conductors of our time and also just a plain wonderful mensch, a good guy who cares deeply To have worked with him, to have heard him do my music with the intensity and passion that he's given it it's been one of the great pleasures of my life."
"You are such an inspiration to me and to so many musicians and audiences with your boundless curiosity, your kindness and the energy you bring to everything you do, said Hannigan."
"one that gleams at the cellular level, radiating outwards with devotional warmth; in short, it is alive."
The Gramophone Classical Music Awards 2025 took place at a ceremony in central London. Sir Simon Rattle won Artist of the Year for a second time, recognised for work with the London Symphony Orchestra, the Bavarian Radio Symphony Orchestra, the Orchestra of the Age of Enlightenment and the Czech Philharmonic and for acclaimed recordings spanning baroque to contemporary repertoire. Video tributes came from Barbara Hannigan, Peter Hoare, Thomas Quasthoff and John Adams. Raphael Pichon and his ensemble Pygmalion won Recording of the Year for JS Bach's Mass in B Minor on Harmonia Mundi. Maria Duenas won Young Artist of the Year and performed at the ceremony.
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