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List of Grammy Award winners and nominees by country

The following is a list of Grammy Award winners and nominees by country:

Argentina

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Australia

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Austria

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Azerbaijan

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Year Category Nominees(s) Nominated for Result
2017 Best World Music Album Yo-Yo Ma & The Silk Road Ensemble[nb 1] Sing Me Home Won

Barbados

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Year Award Nominees Recipient Result
2008 Record of the Year Rihanna[2] "Umbrella" (feat. Jay-Z) Nominated
Best Rap/Sung Collaboration Won
Best Dance Recording "Don't Stop the Music" Nominated
Best R&B Performance by a Duo or Group with Vocals "Hate That I Love You" (feat. Ne-Yo) Nominated
2009 Best Pop Collaboration with Vocals "If I Never See Your Face Again" (w/ Maroon 5) Nominated
Best Dance Recording "Disturbia" Nominated
Best Long Form Music Video Good Girl Gone Bad Live Nominated
2010 Best Rap Song "Run This Town" (w/ Jay-Z & Kanye West) Won
Best Rap/Sung Collaboration Won
2011 "Love the Way You Lie" (w/ Eminem) Nominated
Record of the Year Nominated
Best Short Form Music Video Nominated
Best Dance Recording "Only Girl (In the World)" Won
Album of the Year Recovery (as featured artist) Nominated
2012 Loud Nominated
Best Pop Vocal Album Nominated
Best Rap/Sung Collaboration "What's My Name?" (feat. Drake) Nominated
"All of the Lights" (w/ Kanye West, Kid Cudi & Fergie) Won
2013 "Talk That Talk" (feat. Jay-Z) Nominated
Best Pop Solo Performance "Where Have You Been" Nominated
Best Short Form Music Video "We Found Love" (feat. Calvin Harris) Won
2014 Best Pop Duo/Group Performance "Stay" (feat. Mikky Ekko) Nominated
Best Urban Contemporary Album Unapologetic Won
2015 Best Rap/Sung Collaboration "The Monster" (w/ Eminem) Won
2017 Record of the Year "Work" (feat. Drake) Nominated
Best Pop Duo/Group Performance Nominated
Best R&B Performance "Needed Me" Nominated
Best R&B Song "Kiss It Better" Nominated
Best Urban Contemporary Album Anti Nominated
Best Recording Package Nominated
Album of the Year Views (as featured artist) Nominated
Best Rap/Sung Performance "Famous" (w/ Kanye West & Swizz Beatz) Nominated
2018 "Loyalty" (w/ Kendrick Lamar) Won

Belgium

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Year Category Nominees(s) Nominated for Result
1964 Record of the Year The Singing Nun Dominique Nominated
Best Vocal Performance, Female Nominated
Best Gospel or Other Religious Recording (Musical) Won
Album of the Year (other than classical) The Singing Nun Nominated
Grammy Award for Best Instrumental Theme Toots Thielemans Bluesette Nominated
1980 Grammy Award for Best Jazz Instrumental Performance, Group Affinity Nominated
1992 Best Jazz Instrumental Solo Bluesette Nominated
1995 Best World Music Album Zap Mama Sabsylma Nominated
2013 Record of the Year Gotye[nb 2] Somebody That I Used to Know Won
Best Pop Duo/Group Performance Won
Best Alternative Music Album Making Mirrors Won
2014 Best Large Jazz Ensemble Album Brussels Jazz Orchestra Wild Beauty Nominated
2019 Best Remixed Recording Soulwax "Work It (Soulwax Remix)" by Marie Davidson Nominated

Brazil

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Cameroon

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Year Nominees Category Nominated for Result
2003[nb 3] Richard Bona[3] Best Pop Instrumental Performance "As It Is" Nominated
Best Contemporary Jazz Album Speaking of Now Won
2007 Best Contemporary World Music Album Tiki Nominated

Canada

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Cape Verde

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Year Category Nominees(s) Nominated for Result
1996 Best World Music Album Cesaria Evora[4] Cesaria Evora Nominated
1998 Cabo Verde Nominated
1999 Miss Perfumado Nominated
2000 Café Atlantico Nominated
2002 São Vicente Nominated
2004 Best Contemporary World Music Album Voz D'Amor Won

Chile

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Year Category Nominees(s) Nominated for Result
2001 Best Latin Rock, Urban or Alternative Album La Ley Uno Won
2011 Ana Tijoux 1977 Lost
2013 La Bala Lost
2020 Best Improvised Jazz Solo Melissa Aldana Elsewhere Lost

China

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Year Category Nominee(s) Nominated for Result
1997 Best World Music Album Jiebing Chen Tabula Rasa Nominated
2015 Best World Music Album Wu Man[5] Our World in Song Nominated
2016 Best Opera Recording Guanqun Yu[6] Corigliano: The Ghosts Of Versailles Won
2017 Best World Music Album Yo-Yo Ma and The Silk Road Ensemble[7] Sing Me Home Won

Cuba

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France

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Germany

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Year Category Nominee(s) Nominated for Result
1963 Best Choral Performance Otto Klemperer St Matthew Passion (Bach) Won
1966 Best Opera Recording Dietrich Fischer-Dieskau Wozzeck (Berg) Won
Fritz Wunderlich Won
1967 Best Recording Package Klaus Voormann Revolver (The Beatles) Won
1973 Album of the Year The Concert for Bangladesh Won
1975 Best Album Notes Ulf Hoelscher The Classic Erich Wolfgang Korngold Won
1976 Best R&B Instrumental Performance Silver Convention Fly, Robin, Fly Won
1978 Best Classical Album Dietrich Fischer-Dieskau Concert of the Century Won
1979 Best Orchestral Performance Berlin Philharmonic Symphonies 1-9 (Beethoven) Won
1980 Best Arrangement, Instrumental or A Cappella Claus Ogerman Soulful Strut (George Benson) Won
1982 Best Rock Instrumental Performance Kraftwerk[8] "Computer World"[9] Nominated
1986 Best Score Soundtrack for Visual Media Harold Faltermeyer Beverly Hills Cop Won
1990 Best New Artist Milli Vanilli Milli Vanilli[10] Won (revoked on 20 November 1990[11])
1994 Best Instrumental Soloist(s) Performance (with orchestra) Anne-Sophie Mutter Violin Concerto/Rihm: Time Chant (Berg) Won
Best Arrangement, Instrumental and Vocals Hans Zimmer The Lion King Won
Best Musical Album for Children Won
1995 Best Chamber Music Performance Hansjörg Schellenberger Beethoven/Mozart: Quintets (Chicago-Berlin) Won
1996 Best Score Soundtrack for Visual Media Hans Zimmer Crimson Tide Won
1998 Best Opera Recording René Pape Die Meistersinger von Nürnberg (Wagner) Won
2000 Best Classical Vocal Performance Berlin Philharmonic Des Knaben Wunderhorn (Mahler) Won
Thomas Quasthoff Won
Best Chamber Music Performance Anne-Sophie Mutter The Violin Sonatas (Beethoven) Won
2001 Best Orchestral Performance Berlin Philharmonic Sym. No. 10 (Mahler) Won
Best Small Ensemble Performance Philipp Nedel After Mozart (Raskatov, Silvestrov & Schnittke)[12] Won
Best Choral Performance Helmuth Rilling Credo (Penderecki) Won
2002 Dorothea Röschmann St Matthew Passion (Bach) Won
2003 Best Opera Recording René Pape Tannhäuser (Wagner) Won
2004 Best Classical Vocal Performance Thomas Quasthoff Lieder mit Orchester (Schubert) Won
2005 Best Instrumental Arrangement Chris Walden Cherokee (Chris Walden Big Band) Nominated
2005 Best Large Jazz Ensemble Album Chris Walden Big Band Home of My Heart Nominated
2005 Best Instrumental Soloist(s) Performance (with orchestra) Anne-Sophie Mutter Serenade (Bernstein) Won
2006 Best Opera Recording Valerie Gross Ainadamar ("Fountain of Tears") (Golijov) Won
Best Electronic/Dance Album Kraftwerk Minimum-Maximum[13] Nominated
Best Classical Vocal Performance Thomas Quasthoff Bach cantata (Bach) Won
Best Orchestral Performance Bavarian Radio Symphony Orchestra Sym. No. 13 (Shostakovich) Won
2007 Best Small Ensemble Performance Philipp Nedel Apollo, Concerto in D (Stravinsky); 20 Visions fugitives (Prokofiev) Won
2008 Best Classical Contemporary Composition Chris Walden Symphony No. 1, The Four Elements Nominated
Best Orchestral Performance Chris Walden Symphony No. 1, The Four Elements Nominated
Best Choral Performance Thomas Quasthoff A German Requiem (Brahms) Won
2009 Best Score Soundtrack for Visual Media Hans Zimmer The Dark Knight Won
2010 Best Arrangement, Instrumental and Vocals Claus Ogerman Quiet Nights (Diana Krall) Won
Lifetime Achievement Award André Previn André Previn Won
2011 Best Opera Recording Deutsches Symphonie-Orchester Berlin L'Amour de loin (Saariaho) Won
Berlin Radio Choir Won
2013 Best Arrangement Accompanying Vocalist(s) Chris Walden Let's Fall in Love (Calabria Foti & Seth MacFarlane) Nominated
2014 Best Arrangement, Instrumental or A Cappella Chris Walden Moon River (Amy Dickson) Nominated
Best Classical Compendium Christoph Eschenbach Violinkonzert; Symphonic Metamorphosis; Konzertmusik (Hindemith) Won
NDR Elbphilharmonie Orchestra Won
Lifetime Achievement Award Kraftwerk Kraftwerk[14] Won
Best Dance Recording Zedd Clarity Won
2015 Best Opera Recording Renate Wolter-Seevers La descente d'Orphée aux enfers (Charpentier) Won
2016 Best Classical Instrumental Solo Augustin Hadelich Violin concerto, l'arbre des songes (Dutilleux) Won
2017 Best Arrangement, Instrumental or A Cappella Chris Walden White Christmas (Herb Alpert) Nominated
Best Classical Vocal Solo Dorothea Röschmann Schumann & Berg Won
Best Historical Album Robert Russ Vladimir Horowitz – The Unreleased Live Recordings 1966–1983[15] Nominated
2018 Best Historical Album Martin Kistner Leonard Bernstein – The Composer[16] Won
Robert Russ Won
Robert Russ Glenn Gould – The Goldberg Variations – The Complete Unreleased Recording Sessions 1955[17] Nominated
Martin Kistner Nominated
Best Electronic/Dance Album Kraftwerk 3-D The Catalogue[18] Won
Best Surround Sound Album Fritz Hilpert, Tom Ammermann for 3-D The Catalogue[19] Nominated
Best Opera Recording Anne Schwanewilms Wozzeck (Berg) Won
Roman Trekel Won
2019 Best Historical Album Robert Russ A Rhapsody In Blue – The Extraordinary Life of Oscar Levant[20] Nominated
2020 Best Historical Album Robert Russ The Great Comeback: Horowitz At Carnegie Hall[21] Nominated
2022 Best Historical Album Robert Russ Marian Anderson – Beyond The Music: Her Complete RCA Victor Recordings[22] Nominated
2023 Best Historical Album Robert Russ[23] Glenn Gould –The Goldberg Variations –The Complete Unreleased 1981 Studio Sessions[24] Nominated
Best Pop Duo/Group Performance Kim Petras (with Sam Smith) "Unholy"[25] Won
Grammy Award for Best Remixed Recording, Non-Classical Purple Disco Machine "About Damn Time (Purple Disco Machine Remix)" Won

Iceland

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Year Category Nominee(s) Nominated for Result
1994 Best Music Video, Short Form Björk[26] "Human Behaviour" Nominated
1996 "It's Oh So Quiet" Nominated
Best Alternative Music Performance Post Nominated
1998 Homogenic Nominated
1999 Best Music Video, Short Form "Bachelorette" Nominated
2000 "All Is Full of Love" Nominated
2001 Best Pop Instrumental Performance "Overture" Nominated
Best Pop Instrumental Arrangement Accompanying A Vocalist(s) "I've Seen It All" Nominated
2002 Best Alternative Music Album Vespertine Nominated
2004 Best Boxed or Special Limited Edition Package Gabríela Friðriksdóttir[27] (shared with Mathias Augustyniak and Michael Amzalag) Family Tree Nominated
Best Alternative Music Album Sigur Rós[28] ( ) Nominated
2005 Best Female Pop Vocal Performance Björk "Oceania" Nominated
Best Alternative Music Album Medúlla Nominated
2008 Volta Nominated
2009 Best Orchestral Performance Iceland Symphony Orchestra (conducted by Rumon Gamba) D'Indy: Orchestral Works, Vol. 1 Nominated
2013 Best Alternative Music Album Björk Biophilia Nominated
2016 Vulnicura Nominated
Best Score Soundtrack for Visual Media Jóhann Jóhannsson[29] The Theory of Everything Nominated
2018 Arrival Nominated
2019 Best Alternative Music Album Björk Utopia Nominated
2020 Best Score Soundtrack for Visual Media Hildur Guðnadóttir[30] Chernobyl Won
2021 Joker Won
Best Arrangement, Instrumental or A Cappella Joker (for “Bathroom Dance”) Nominated
Best Orchestral Performance Daníel Bjarnason[31] and Iceland Symphony Orchestra Concurrence Nominated
2022 Best Opera Recording Dísella Lárusdóttir[32] Glass: Akhnaten Won
Best Dance/Electronic Recording Ólafur Arnalds[33] "Loom" Nominated
Best Arrangement, Instrumental and Vocals "The Bottom Line" Nominated
2023 Best Alternative Music Album Björk Fossora Nominated
2024 Best New Age, Ambient or Chant Album Ólafur Arnalds Some Kind of Peace (Piano Reworks) Nominated
Best Traditional Pop Vocal Album Laufey Bewitched Won

India

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Indonesia

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Year Category Nominee(s) Nominated for Result
2015 Best Improvised Jazz Solo Joey Alexander[34] "Giant Steps" Nominated
Best Jazz Instrumental Album My Favorite Things Nominated
2016 Best Improvised Jazz Solo "Countdown" Nominated

Iran

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Year Category Nominees(s) Nominated for Result
1993 Best World Music Album Strunz & Farah[nb 4] Americas (Album) Nominated
2001 Best Remixer of the Year, Non-Classical Deep Dish Deep Dish Nominated
2002 Best Remixed Recording, Non-Classical Deep Dish Thank You Won
2004 Best Traditional World Music Album Ghazal[nb 5] The Rain Nominated
2004 Best Traditional World Music Album Masters of Persian Music[nb 6][38] Without You Nominated
2006 Best Dance Recording Deep Dish Say Hello Nominated
2006 Best Traditional World Music Album Masters of Persian Music[38] Faryad Nominated
2007 Best Traditional World Music Album Hossein Alizadeh[39] and Djivan Gasparyan Endless Vision Nominated
2009 Best Score Soundtrack for Motion Picture, Television or Other Visual Media Ramin Djawadi Iron Man Nominated
2017 Best World Music Album Yo-Yo Ma & The Silk Road Ensemble[nb 7] Sing Me Home Won
2018 Best Score Soundtrack for Motion Picture, Television or Other Visual Media Ramin Djawadi Game of Thrones Nominated
2019 Best New Age Album Opium Moon[nb 8] Opium Moon Won
2020 Best Score Soundtrack for Motion Picture, Television or Other Visual Media Ramin Djawadi Game of Thrones Nominated
2022 Best R&B Album Snoh Aalegra[41] Temporary Highs In The Violet Skies Nominated
2022 Best R&B Performance Snoh Aalegra[41] Lost You Nominated
2022 Best New Age Album Opium Moon Night + Day Nominated
2023 Best Traditional R&B Performance Snoh Aalegra[42][41] Do 4 Love Nominated
2023 Best Song for Social Change Shervin Hajipour[43] Baraye Won

Ireland

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Italy

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Japan

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Kazakhstan

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Year Category Nominees(s) Nominated for Result
2020 Best Remixed Recording Imanbek Roses (Imanbek Remix) Won

Lebanon

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Year Category Nominees(s) Nominated for Result
2017 Best World Music Album Yo-Yo Ma & The Silk Road Ensemble[nb 9] Sing Me Home Won
2022 Best Global Music Album Ibrahim Maalouf Queen of Sheba Nominated

Malaysia

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Year Category Nominees(s) Nominated for Result
2000 Album of the Year Phil Tan (record engineer, mixer and producer) [44] FanMail, performed by TLC Nominated
2002 Best Musical Album for Children Ani Zonneveld (composer, producer) [45] Big Wide Grin , performed by Keb' Mo' Nominated
2005 Album of the Year Phil Tan (record engineer, mixer and producer) [46] Confessions, performed by Usher Nominated
Best Contemporary Blues Album Ani Zonneveld (composer, producer) [47] Keep It Simple, performed by Keb' Mo' Won
2006 Record of the Year Phil Tan (record engineer, mixer and producer) [48] [49] [50] We Belong Together, performed by Mariah Carey Nominated
Hollaback Girl performed by Gwen Stefani Nominated
Album of the Year Love. Angel. Music. Baby., performed by Gwen Stefani Nominated
The Emancipation of Mimi, performed by Mariah Carey Nominated
Best Contemporary R&B Album Won
2007 Best Rap Album Release Therapy, performed by Ludacris Won
2008 Best Dance Recording Don't Stop The Music, performed by Rihanna Nominated
2009 Record of the Year Bleeding Love , performed by Leona Lewis Nominated
Album of the Year Year of the Gentleman, performed by Ne-Yo Nominated
Best Dance Recording Disturbia , performed by Rihanna Nominated
2011 Only Girl (In The World), performed by Rihanna Won
Album of the Year Teenage Dream, performed by Katy Perry Nominated
2012 Loud , performed by Rihanna Nominated
Record of the Year Firework, performed by Katy Perry Nominated

Mali

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Mexico

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Mongolia

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Year Category Nominees(s) Nominated for Result
2017 Best World Music Album Yo-Yo Ma & The Silk Road Ensemble[nb 10] Sing Me Home Won

Morocco

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Year Category Nominees(s) Nominated for Result
2009 Best Dance Recording Redone Just Dance Nominated
2010 Best Dance/Electronic Album The Fame Won
Album of the Year The Fame Nominated
Best Dance Recording Poker Face Won
Record of the Year Poker Face Nominated
Song of the Year Poker Face Nominated
2011 Best Pop Vocal Album The Fame Monster Won
Album of the Year The Fame Monster Nominated
Producer of the Year, Non-Classical RedOne [51] Nominated
Album of the Year (Latin) Euphoria Nominated
2012 Album of the Year Born This Way Nominated
2016 Best Rap Song French Montana All Day (as a songwriter) [52] Nominated
2017 All the Way Up (with Fat Joe & Remy Ma and Infared) Nominated
Best Rap Performance Nominated

Netherlands

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Nigeria

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New Zealand

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Pakistan

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Year Category Nominee(s) Nominated for Result
1997 Best World Music Album Nusrat Fateh Ali Khan Night Song Nominated
Best Traditional Folk Album Intoxicated Spirit Nominated
2022 Album of the Year Aswad Asif Donda Nominated
Best Global Music Performance Arooj Aftab Mohabbat Won
Best New Artist Herself Nominated
2023 Best Global Music Performance Udhero Na Nominated
2024 Best Alternative Jazz Album Love in Exile Nominated
Best Global Music Performance Shadow Forces Nominated

Peru

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Year Category Nominees(s) Nominated for Result
2002 Best Traditional Tropical Latin Album[53] Susana Baca Canto Nominated
2004 Best Traditional World Music Album[54] Perú Negro Jolgorio Nominated

Philippines

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Main article: List of Filipino Emmy, Grammy, Academy, and Tony Award winners and nominees § Grammy Awards

Poland

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Puerto Rico

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Nominee Wins Nominations
Ricky Martin 2 8

Senegal

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South Africa

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South Korea

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Year Category Nominee Nominated for Result
1993 Best Opera Recording Sumi Jo[55] R. Strauss: Die Frau Ohne Schatten Won
Best Classical Album R. Strauss: Die Frau Ohne Schatten (Album) Nominated
1996 Best Opera Recording Rossini: Tancredi (Album) Nominated
2016 Best Choral Performance Byeong Joon Hwang[56] Rachmaninoff: All-Night Vigil Won
Best Engineered Album, Classical Rachmaninoff: All-Night Vigil Nominated
2019 Best Recording Package Doohee Lee[57] Love Yourself: Tear Nominated
2021 Best Pop Duo/Group Performance BTS[58] "Dynamite" Nominated
Best Classical Instrumental Solo Richard Yongjae O'Neill[59] Theofanidis: Concerto For Viola And Chamber Orchestra Won
2022 Best Pop Duo/Group Performance BTS[58] "Butter" Nominated
2023 Best Pop Duo/Group Performance BTS and Coldplay[60] "My Universe" Nominated
Best Music Video BTS[60] "Yet to Come" Nominated
Album of the Year BTS (as featured artist)[60] "Music of the Spheres" Nominated
Album of the Year Kim Nam-joon (as songwriter)[60] "Music of the Spheres" Nominated
Album of the Year Min Yoon-gi (as songwriter)[60] "Music of the Spheres" Nominated
Album of the Year Jung Ho-seok (as songwriter)[60] "Music of the Spheres" Nominated
Album of the Year Kang Hyo-won (as producer)[60] "Music of the Spheres" Nominated

Spain

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Sri Lanka

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Year Category Nominees(s) Nominated for Result
2009 Record of the Year M.I.A.[61] "Paper Planes" Nominated
2013 Best Short Form Music Video "Bad Girls" Nominated
2014 Best Contemporary Instrumental Album Herb Alpert [nb 11] Steppin' Out [62] Won

Taiwan

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Year Category Nominees(s) Nominated for Result
2005 Best Recording Package Qing-Yang Xiao The Wandering Accordion Nominated
2008 White Horse Nominated
2009 Best Boxed or Special Limited Edition Package Wu Sheng: Poems& Songs Nominated
2011 Story Island Nominated
2019 Best Recording Package The Chairman: The Offering Nominated
2022 Best Recording Package Qing-Yang Xiao Soul of Ears: Zeta Nominated
Li Jheng Han & Yu Wei Pakelang Won

United Kingdom

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Nominee Wins Nominations Ref.
Paul McCartney 18 78 [63]
Sting 17 45 [64]
Eric Clapton 17 37 [65]
Adele 16 25 [66]
Tom Elmhirst 16 23 [67]
George Harrison 12 39 [68]
Ringo Starr 9 27 [69]
The Beatles 9 23 [70]
Tim Handley 9 10 [71]
Coldplay 7 39 [72]
John Lennon 34 [73]
Mark Ronson 7 12 [74]
Barry Gibb 6 16 [75]
Mark Knopfler [76]
The Chemical Brothers 6 14 [77]
Amy Winehouse 6 8 [78]
Elton John 5 35 [79]
Erik Smith 5 22 [80]
David Bowie 5 19 [81]
Dave Russell 5 8 [82]
The Police [83]
Jacob Collier 5 7 [84]
Sam Smith [85]
Ed Sheeran 4 16 [86]
Annie Lennox 4 15 [87]
Seal [88]
Olivia Newton-John 4 12 [89]
Sade 4 9 [90]
John Barry 4 8 [91]
Radiohead 3 18 [92]
Mick Jagger 3 16 [93]
The Rolling Stones 3 12 [94]
Harry Styles 3 9 [95]
Dua Lipa 3 8 [96]
Ozzy Osbourne [97]
Robert Orton 3 7 [98]
Yehudi Menuhin 2 10 [99]
George Michael 2 9 [100]
Mumford & Sons [101]
Dire Straits 2 7 [102]
Fleetwood Mac [103]
Imogen Heap [104]
Van Morrison [105]
Corinne Bailey Rae 2 6 [106]
Sheena Easton [107]
Julie Andrews 2 5 [108]
Muse [109]
Vernon Reid [110]
Black Sabbath 2 4 [111]
Wet Leg 2 3 [112]
Simon Climie [113]
Duran Duran 2 2 [114]
Steve Barnett [115]
Elvis Costello 1 15 [116]
Rod Stewart [117]
Gorillaz 1 11 [118]
Graham Nash 1 8 [119]
Eurythmics 1 7 [120]
21 Savage[nb 12] 1 6 [121]
Fatboy Slim [122]
James Blake [123]
Joss Stone 1 5 [124]
Calvin Harris [125]
Genesis [126]
Judas Priest [127]
Boy George 1 4 [128]
Ella Mai [129]
Iron Maiden [130]
Motörhead [131]
Pink Floyd [132]
Billy Ocean 1 3 [133]
Duffy [134]
Jamiroquai [135]
Estelle [136]
Dirty Vegas 1 2 [137]
La Roux [138]
Clean Bandit 1 1 [139]
Foxes [140]
Jess Glynne [141]
Joe Alwyn [142]
Nicola Benedetti [143]
John Jones [144]
Alan Parsons 0 11 [145]
Disclosure 0 7 [146]
Florence and the Machine [147]
PJ Harvey [148]
Arctic Monkeys 0 6 [149]
Pet Shop Boys [150]
Depeche Mode 0 5 [151]
James Blunt [152]
Franz Ferdinand [153]
Paul Young [154]
Queen 0 4 [155]
UB40 [156]
Yola [157]
Average White Band 0 3 [158]
Bonnie Tyler [159]
Gerry Rafferty [160]
James Bay [161]
Kate Bush [162]
Leona Lewis [163]
Paul Oakenfold [164]
Simply Red [165]
The 1975 0 2 [166]
Andy Gibb [167]
Arlo Parks [168]
Charli XCX [169]
Craig David [170]
The Cure [171]
David Gray [172]
Duke Dumont [173]
Keane [174]
Lisa Stansfield [175]
M.I.A. [176]
Oasis [177]
The Prodigy [178]
Robbie Williams [179]
Susan Boyle [180]
The Who [181]
Adam and the Ants 0 1 [182]
Alt-J [183]
Bastille [184]
Blur [185]
Brian Nash [186]
Bring Me the Horizon [187]
Cradle of Filth [188]
Daniel Bedingfield [189]
Dido [190]
Donovan [191]
Ellie Goulding [192]
FKA Twigs [193]
Fred Again [194]
Glass Animals [195]
Jessie J [196]
Jorja Smith [197]
KT Tunstall [198]
Labrinth [199]
Lewis Capaldi [200]
Lily Allen [201]
Lisa Milne [202]
Michael Kiwanuka [203]
Mika [204]
MNEK [205]
Morrissey [206]
Natasha Bedingfield [207]
New Order [208]
Nic Fanciulli [209]
Rick Astley [210]
Slowthai [211]
Shirley Bassey [212]
The Verve [213]
Wolf Alice [214]

United States

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Venezuela

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Year Category Nominee(s) Nominated for Result
1984 Best Latin Pop Performance José Luis Rodríguez[215] Ven Nominated
1989 Best Tropical Latin Performance Oscar D'León[216] La Salsa Soy Yo Nominated
1990 Best Latin Pop Performance José Luis Rodríguez[215] Baila Mi Rumba Nominated
1993 El Puma en Ritmo Nominated
1997 Best Tropical Latin Performance Oscar D'León[216] El Salsero del Mundo Nominated
1999 Best Salsa Performance La Formula Original Nominated
2001 Doble Play Nominated
Best Latin Rock or Alternative Album Los Amigos Invisibles[217] Arepa 3000 Nominated
2007 Super Pop Venezuela Nominated
Best Tropical Latin Album Oscar D'León[216] Fuzionando Nominated
2012 Best Latin Pop, Rock or Urban Album La Vida Bohème[218] Nuestra Nominated
Best Orchestral Performance Gustavo Dudamel[219] "Brahms: Symphony No. 4" Won
2016 Best Tropical Latin Album Guaco[220] Presente Continuo Nominated
2020 Best Orchestral Performance Gustavo Dudamel[219] "Norman: Sustain" Won
2021 "Ives: Complete Symphonies" Won
2022 Best Choral Performance "Mahler: Symphony No. 8, 'Symphony Of A Thousand'" Won
2023 Best Orchestral Performance "Dvorák: Symphonies Nos. 7-9" Nominated

Vietnam

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Year Nominees Category Nominated for Result
2003 Cuong Vu[nb 13][221] Best Pop Instrumental Performance "As It Is" Nominated
Best Contemporary Jazz Album Speaking of Now Won
2005 The Way Up Won
2021 Julian-Quán Việt Lê[nb 14][222] Album of the Year Chilombo Nominated
2022 Sangeeta Kaur[223] Best Classical Solo Vocal Album Mythologies Won
2024 Duy Đào Best Boxed or Special Limited Edition Package Gieo Nominated
2025 Sangeeta Kaur Best Classical Compendium Mythologies II Pending
Hai Nguyen[nb 15] Pending
Bao Nguyen Best Music Film The Greatest Night in Pop Pending

Notes

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  1. ^ Franghiz Alizadeh and Alim Qasimov[1] were two members of a large musical collective, who performed on the album.
  2. ^ Gotye is born in Belgium, but was raised in Australia.
  3. ^ As a member of the Pat Metheny Group
  4. ^ Ardeshir Farah[35] was a member of a music group.
  5. ^ Kayhan Kalhor[36] was a member of a musical collective, who performed on the album.
  6. ^ Mohammad Reza Shajarian, Hossein Alizadeh, Kayhan Kalhor and Homayoun Shajarian[37] were members of a musical collective, who performed on the album.
  7. ^ Kayhan Kalhor[1] was a member of a musical collective, who performed on the album.
  8. ^ Hamid Saeidi[40] was a member of a musical collective, who performed on the album.
  9. ^ Rabih Abou Khalil[1] was a member of a large musical collective, who performed on the album.
  10. ^ Ganbaataryn Khongorzul, Byambasuren Sharav and Sangidorjiin Sansargereltekh[1] were members of a large musical collective, who performed on the album.
  11. ^ Hussain Jiffry was the bass player, who performed on Alpert's 2013 album, Steppin' Out.
  12. ^ Born in the UK, but raised and domiciled (under a green card) in the US.
  13. ^ As a member of the Pat Metheny Group
  14. ^ As producer, recording engineer, songwriter
  15. ^ As producer

References

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  1. ^ a b c d Yo Yo Ma's Silk Route Ensemble wins Grammy for 'Sing Me Home'
  2. ^ "Rihanna". National Academy of Recording Arts and Sciences. 23 November 2020.
  3. ^ Richard Bona Grammy noms
  4. ^ "Cesaria Evora | Artist | www.grammy.com". grammy.com. Retrieved 2018-01-20.
  5. ^ "58th Annual GRAMMY Awards". GRAMMY.com. 2017-11-28. Retrieved 2019-11-20.
  6. ^ "Winners & Nominees". GRAMMY.com. Retrieved 2019-11-20.
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  26. ^ "Björk | Artist". Grammy Awards. Retrieved August 21, 2021.
  27. ^ "Gabríela Friðriksdóttir | Artist". Grammy Awards. Retrieved August 21, 2021.
  28. ^ "Sigur Rós | Artist". Grammy Awards. Retrieved August 21, 2021.
  29. ^ "Jóhann Jóhannsson | Artist". Grammy Awards. Retrieved August 21, 2021.
  30. ^ "Hildur Guðnadóttir | Artist". Grammy Awards. Retrieved August 21, 2021.
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  53. ^ Susana Baca at Grammys
  54. ^ Peru Negro at Grammys
  55. ^ "Sumi Jo | Artist". grammy.com. Retrieved January 4, 2021.
  56. ^ "Byeong Joon Hwang | Artist". grammy.com. Retrieved January 4, 2021.
  57. ^ "Dohee Lee | Artist". grammy.com. Retrieved January 4, 2021.
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  59. ^ "Richard O'Neill | Artist". grammy.com. Retrieved January 4, 2021.
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  61. ^ "Mathangi "Maya" Arulpragasam | Artist". Retrieved August 21, 2021.
  62. ^ Hissain Jiffry, first Sri Lankan to win Grammy at 2014
  63. ^ Paul McCartney at Grammys
  64. ^ Sting at Grammys
  65. ^ Eric Clapton at Grammys
  66. ^ Adele at Grammys
  67. ^ Tom Elmhirst at Grammys
  68. ^ George Harrison at Grammys
  69. ^ Ringo Starr at Grammys
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  71. ^ Tim Handley at Grammys
  72. ^ "Coldplay". GRAMMY.com. Five of their nominations are only accessible by each member's solo page. Retrieved 24 June 2021.{{cite web}}: CS1 maint: others (link)
  73. ^ John Lennon at Grammys
  74. ^ Mark Ronson at Grammys
  75. ^ Barry Gibb at Grammys
  76. ^ Mark Knopfler at Grammys
  77. ^ The Chemical Brothers at Grammys
  78. ^ Amy Winehouse at Grammys
  79. ^ Elton John at Grammys
  80. ^ Erik Smith at Grammys
  81. ^ David Bowie at Grammys
  82. ^ Dave Russell at Grammys
  83. ^ "The Police at Grammys".
  84. ^ Jacob Collier at Grammys
  85. ^ Sam Smith at Grammys
  86. ^ Ed Sheeran at Grammys
  87. ^ Annie Lennox at Grammys
  88. ^ Seal at Grammys
  89. ^ Olivia Newton-John at Grammys
  90. ^ Sade at Grammys
  91. ^ John Barry at Grammys
  92. ^ Radiohead at Grammys
  93. ^ Mick Jagger at Grammys
  94. ^ Rolling Stones at Grammys
  95. ^ Harry Styles at Grammys
  96. ^ Dua Lipa at Grammys
  97. ^ Ozzy Osbourne at Grammys
  98. ^ Robert Orton at Grammys
  99. ^ Yehudi Menuhin at Grammys
  100. ^ George Michael at Grammys
  101. ^ Mumford & Sons at Grammys
  102. ^ "Dire Straits at Grammys".
  103. ^ Fleetwood Mac at Grammys
  104. ^ Imogen Heap at Grammys
  105. ^ "Van Morrison at Grammys".
  106. ^ Corinne Bailey Rae at Grammys
  107. ^ Sheena Easton at Grammys
  108. ^ Julie Andrews at Grammys
  109. ^ "Muse at Grammys".
  110. ^ Vernon Reid at Grammys
  111. ^ Black Sabbath at Grammys
  112. ^ "Wet Leg at Grammys".
  113. ^ Simon Climie at Grammys
  114. ^ "Duran Duran at Grammys".
  115. ^ Steve Barnett at Grammys
  116. ^ "Elvis Costello at Grammys".
  117. ^ Rod Stewart at Grammys
  118. ^ "Gorillaz at Grammys".
  119. ^ Graham Nash at Grammys
  120. ^ "Eurythmics at Grammys".
  121. ^ "21 Savage at Grammys".
  122. ^ Fatboy Slim at Grammys
  123. ^ "James Blake at Grammys".
  124. ^ Joss Stone at Grammys
  125. ^ "Calvin Harris at Grammys".
  126. ^ "Genesis at Grammys".
  127. ^ Judas Priest at Grammys
  128. ^ Boy George at Grammys
  129. ^ Ella Mai at Grammys
  130. ^ Iron Maiden at Grammys
  131. ^ Motorhead at Grammys
  132. ^ Pink Floyd at Grammys
  133. ^ Billy Ocean at Grammys
  134. ^ Duffy at Grammys
  135. ^ "Jamiroquai at Grammys".
  136. ^ Estelle at Grammys
  137. ^ "Dirty Vegas at Grammys".
  138. ^ "La Roux at Grammys".
  139. ^ Clean Bandit at Grammys
  140. ^ Foxes at Grammys
  141. ^ Jess Glynne at Grammys
  142. ^ "Joe Alwyn at Grammys".
  143. ^ Nicola Benedetti at Grammys
  144. ^ John Jones at Grammys
  145. ^ Alan Parsons at Grammys
  146. ^ Disclosure at Grammys
  147. ^ "Florence and the Machine at Grammys".
  148. ^ "PJ Harvey at Grammys".
  149. ^ "Arctic Monkeys at Grammys".
  150. ^ "Pet Shop Boys at Grammys".
  151. ^ "Depeche Mode at Grammys".
  152. ^ James Blunt at Grammys
  153. ^ "Franz Ferdinand at Grammys".
  154. ^ "Paul Young".
  155. ^ Queen at Grammys
  156. ^ "UB40 at Grammys".
  157. ^ Disclosure at Grammys
  158. ^ "Average White Band at Grammys".
  159. ^ "Bonnie Tyler at Grammys".
  160. ^ "Gerry Rafferty at Grammys".
  161. ^ "James bay at Grammys".
  162. ^ "Kate Bush at Grammys".
  163. ^ Leona Lewis at Grammys
  164. ^ "Paul Oakenfold".
  165. ^ "Simply Red at Grammys".
  166. ^ "The 1975 at Grammys".
  167. ^ Andy Gibb at Grammys
  168. ^ "Arlo Parks at Grammys".
  169. ^ Charli XCX at Grammys
  170. ^ "Craig David at Grammys".
  171. ^ "The Cure at Grammys".
  172. ^ "David Gray at Grammys".
  173. ^ "Duke Dumont at Grammys".
  174. ^ "Keane at Grammys".
  175. ^ Lisa Stansfield at Grammys
  176. ^ M.I.A. at Grammys
  177. ^ "Oasis at Grammys".
  178. ^ "The Prodigy at Grammys".
  179. ^ "Robbie Williams at Grammys".
  180. ^ Susan Boyle at Grammys
  181. ^ "The Who at Grammys".
  182. ^ "Adam and the Ants at Grammys".
  183. ^ "Alt-J at Grammys".
  184. ^ "Bastille at Grammys".
  185. ^ "Blur at Grammys".
  186. ^ Brian Nash at Grammys
  187. ^ "Bring Me The Horizon at Grammys".
  188. ^ Cradle of Filth at Grammys
  189. ^ "Daniel Bedingfield at Grammys".
  190. ^ "Dido at Grammys".
  191. ^ "Donovan at Grammys".
  192. ^ Ellie Golding at Grammys
  193. ^ "FKA Twigs at Grammys".
  194. ^ "Fred Again at Grammys".
  195. ^ "Glass Animals at Grammys".
  196. ^ Jessie J at Grammys
  197. ^ "Jorja Smith at Grammys".
  198. ^ "KT Tunstall at Grammys".
  199. ^ "Labrinth at Grammys".
  200. ^ Lewis Capaldi at Grammys
  201. ^ "Lilly Allen at Grammys".
  202. ^ Lisa Milne at Grammys
  203. ^ "Michael Kiwanuka at Grammys".
  204. ^ Mika at Grammys
  205. ^ "MNEK at Grammys".
  206. ^ "Morrissey at Grammys".
  207. ^ "Natasha Bedingfield at Grammys".
  208. ^ "New Order at Grammys".
  209. ^ Nic Fanciulli at Grammys
  210. ^ Rick Astley at Grammys
  211. ^ "Slowthai at Grammys".
  212. ^ Shirley Bassey at Grammys
  213. ^ "The Verve at Grammys".
  214. ^ "Wolf Alice at Grammys".
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  218. ^ "La Vida Bohéme | Artist | GRAMMY.com". www.grammy.com. Retrieved 2023-11-04.
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  220. ^ "Guaco | Artist | GRAMMY.com". www.grammy.com. Retrieved 2023-11-04.
  221. ^ "Cuong Vu | Artist". grammy.com. Retrieved March 15, 2021.
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