The 2011 SoloPiano.com Album of the Year Nominations
2011 was another spectacular year of solo piano artistry! We received a large amount of albums throughout the last part of 2010 and all of 2011. Albums submitted at the beginning of 2011, (which may have been recorded in later part of 2010) were also considered for this year’s solo piano album of the year nominations. There are so many wonderful solo piano albums out there, and all of them deserve attention for the great amount of creative effort given in their production. We want to tip-our-hats to ALL of the artists who sent in their albums and give a special recognition to our nominees, for another exceptional job!
Category Winners will be announced on Tuesday, January 3rd
Among each category there will be one album chosen as that categories’ Album of the Year. From the remaining 5 finalists, there will be one overall "Album of the year" announced.
The SoloPiano.com’s 2011 "Album of the Year" will be announced on Tuesday, January 31st
2011 "Contemporary & Modern" Album of the Year Nominees
Possibilities - Ryan Marvel
Equinox - Ralph Zurmuhle
Why Not Solo Piano - Edgar Rothermich
Color - Stephan Moccio
Flying Machines - John Otott
Travels - Doug Hammer
2011 "Classical" Album of the Year Nominees
Romantische Klaviermusic - Klaus Weber
Pure Piano - Kai Miano
Infinitive - IWO
The Piano - Chad Lawson
Magical Journey - Oksana
If Only - Rahn
2011 "Christmas and Holiday" Album of the Year Nominees
Peaceful Christmas - Louis Landon
Christmas Plain & Simple II - Michele McLaughlin
Season Traditions - George Skaroulis
Winter’s Light - Victoria Salmon
Solo Piano Christmas - Chad Lawson
A Piano Christmas - Joseph Akins
2010 "Jazz" Album of the Year Nominees
Nuance - Lisa Hilton
Soul Eyes - Alva Nelson
Calma - Omar Sosa
2011 "Other" Album of the Year Nominees
Breaking Through - Richard Pierce Milner
Every Thought of You - Rhonda Bennet
Face to Face - Marc Clement
View SoloPiano.com’s "2010 Album of the Year" Nominations and Winners!
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