Beniamino Gigli Prize

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Beniamino Gigli Prize
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Awarded forHonour who know and study Beniamino Gigli
CountryFinland
First awarded1993

The Beniamino Gigli Prize is a Finnish music award, given to artists who carry out research and musical studies about Beniamino Gigli. The Finnish Beniamino Gigli Club , affiliated with the Finnish National Opera and Ballet, established the award in 1993 and the winner is chosen by the company's board of directors. [1]

The award was designed by the Marche company Roberta Arti Grafiche and depicts Beniamino Gigli and some glimpses of Recanati.

Awarded

YearWinnerCategory
1993 Raimo Sirkiä Tenore
1994 Peter Lindroos [2] Tenore
1995Raili Viljakainen [3] Soprano
1996 Pietro Ballo [4] Tenore
1997Riitta-Liisa Kyykkä [5] Pianista
1998Roberto Bencivenga [6] Tenore
1999Rossella Redoglia [7] Soprano
2000 Fabio Armiliato [8] Tenore
2001 Stefano Secco [9] Tenore
2002Hannu Jurmu [10] Tenore
2003 Salvatore Fisichella [11] Tenore
2004Gabriella Colecchia [12] Mezzosoprano
2005Giorgio Casciarri Tenore
2006Simona Baldolini Soprano
2007Francisco Casanova [13] Tenore
2008Andrea Cesare Coronella
(also as Cesare Dina)
Tenore
2010Maurizio Graziani Tenore
2011Roberto De Biasio [14] Tenore
2012Domenico Menini Tenore
2013Ivanna Speranza Soprano
2014 Andrea Carè Tenore
2015Mika Kares Basso
2015Liisa Pimiä Pianista
2016Mario Leonardi Tenore
2016Torsten BranderMusical influencer
2017Camilla Nylund Soprano
2018Gilda Fiume Soprano

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