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Nominierte in Der Kategorie Dirigent/In Des Jahres Nominierte in der Kategorie Dirigent/in des Jahres Philipp Ahmann Marc Albrecht Giovanni Antonini Howard Arman Daniel Barenboim Daniel Barenboim nine (birds) here Zemlinsky - Die Haydn: Die Schöpfung Mozart: Requiem Sea Pictures / Triple Concerto Seejungfrau Falstaff Daniel Barenboim Andrea Battistoni Frieder Bernius Herbert Blomstedt Ivor Bolton Ivor Bolton Dvorák: Cello #1 Canabich Brahms: Symphony Haydn: Il ritorno di The Secret Fauré 3 Concerto No. 1 Tobia Nominierte in der Kategorie Dirigent/in des Jahres Marcus Bosch Marcus Bosch Nicholas Carter Riccardo Chailly Teodor Currentzis Bertrand De Billy Georg Anton Schumann: Klengel / Schumann Rachmaninoff Beethoven: I Am Hera Benda: Medea Symphonies No. 3 & 1 Sinfonie Nr. 5 Jordan de Souza Justin Doyle Gustavo Dudamel Gustavo Dudamel Sir Mark Elder Fabian Enders Frühlingsstürme Handel: Messiah Charles Ives: John Adams: Must The Beethoven - Wagner Geistliche Chormusik Complete Symphonies Devil Have All The Good - Verdi der Romantik Tunes? Nominierte in der Kategorie Dirigent/in des Jahres Peter Eötvös Laurence Equilbey Christoph Eschenbach Bernhard Forck Mikko Franck Valery Gergiev Rebecca Saunders: The Freischütz Project Say: Complete Violin Beethoven, C.P.E. Bach Paris Beethoven: Violin Works Still - Aether - Alba Concerto Valery Gergiev Lorenzo Ghirlanda Reinhard Goebel Reinhard Goebel Emmanuelle Haïm Barbara Hannigan Silver Age Händel: Alexander´s Eberl / Dussek Cantatas of the Bach Rameau: Les Stravinsky: The Feast Family Boréades Rake's Progress Nominierte in der Kategorie Dirigent/in des Jahres Pablo Heras-Casado Michael Hofstetter Jakub Hrůša Jakub Hrůša Jakub Hrůša René Jacobs Beethoven: 9. Sinfonie Care Pupille Mahler IV Smetana: Má vlast Dvorák: Requiem Beethoven: Missa solemnis René Jacobs Philippe Jaroussky Kristjan Järvi Kristjan Järvi Kristjan Järvi Purcell: King Arthur La Vanità del Mondo Philipp Glass / Igor Tchaikovsky: Sleeping Nordic Escape Strawinsky Beauty Nominierte in der Kategorie Dirigent/in des Jahres Paavo Järvi Paavo Järvi Vladimir Jurowski Vladimir Jurowski Vladimir Jurowski Felix Krieger Franz Schmidt: Erkki-Sven Tüür, Elgar: Violin Concerto Mahler: Das Lied Shostakovich: Violin Iris Complete Symphonies Mythos von der Erde Concertos Măcelaru, Cristia Cornelius Meister Cornelius Meister Ingo Metzmacher Nicholas Milton Riccardo Minasi Gergiev, Valery Lohengrin Der Prinz von Beschenkt - 40 Brahms: Piano Pergolesi: Stabat Muhly, Helbig, Long Homburg Miniaturen zum Jubiläum Concerto Mater Nominierte in der Kategorie Dirigent/in des Jahres Marc Minkowski Lars Ulrik Mortensen Riccardo Muti Andris Nelsons Yannick Nézet-Séguin Hervé Niquet Rachmaninoff: Mozart: Mass in C Per la notte di Natale Neujahrskonzert 2021 Bruckner Symphonies Symphony No. 1 Reynaldo Hahn: L'Île Minor Nos. 2&8 du rêve Franck Ollu Seiji Ozawa Seiji Ozawa Antonio Pappano Antonio Pappano Martyna Pastuszka Pascal Dusapin: Beethoven / Grieg Beethoven 7 Verdi: Otello Die Walküre Leonardo Vinci: Passion Gismondo, Re di Polonia Nominierte in der Kategorie Dirigent/in des Jahres Vasily Petrenko Raphaël Pichon Rudolf Piehlmyer Modestas Pitrenas Hans-Christoph Hans-Christoph Rademann Rademann Rimsky-Korsakov: Bach: Motets Concerto for two Credo Cellos Capriccio Espagnol Bach: St. Matthew Handel: Messiah Passion Sir Simon Rattle Sir Simon Rattle Ivan Repušic Mathieu Romano François-Xavier Roth François-Xavier Roth WAGNER: DIE Leoš Janáček: The IGOR KULJERIC: Massenet: Don Saint-Saens: Le Schumann WALKÜRE cunning little vixen Kroatisches César de Bazan Timbre d'argent Symphonies 1&4 glagolitisches Requiem Nominierte in der Kategorie Dirigent/in des Jahres François-Xavier Roth Bernd Ruf Donald Runnicles Jukka-Pekka Saraste Jordi Savall Jordi Savall Ravel / Mussorgsky East West Symphony - Zemlinsky: Der Zwerg Shostakovich: Cello Beethoven: Marin Marais Hiwar Concertos Sinfonien 1-5 Christoph Schlüren Vladimir Stoupel Frank Strobel Nathalie Stutzmann Christian Thielemann Christian Thielemann Die Kunst der Fuge Wir gratulieren! Transitions Contralto Beethoven: Piano Bruckner: Sinfonie 8 Concerto No. 1 Nominierte in der Kategorie Dirigent/in des Jahres Christian Thielemann Christian Thielemann Jean-Luc Tingaud Robert Trevino Peter Van Heyghen Paul van Nevel Strauss: Die Frau Arnold Schoenberg Fernand Cortez ou la Beethoven: Niccolò Jommelli: The Magic of Polyphony ohne Schatten Conquête du Mexique Sinfonien 1-9 Requiem & Miserere Oliver Zeffman Eight Songs from Isolation.
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