Anne-Sophie Mutter
Awards & Honours
9
Awards Won
5
Honours
4
Covers
2
Records
Anne-Sophie Mutter's career is marked by an extraordinary list of achievements. She has won four Grammy Awards, a feat few classical artists have matched. Her commitment to new music has resulted in over 20 world premieres, and she has been honoured with the Grand Prix du Disque and multiple ECHO and Opus Klassik awards. She was made an honorary fellow of the Royal Academy of Music at just 22, and her foundation has supported countless young musicians. Her recordings have sold millions of copies worldwide, and she remains one of the most sought-after violinists of her era.
Awards
Honours & Distinctions
Honorary Fellow of the Royal Academy of Music
Appointed International Chair in Violin Studies and honorary fellow.
Grand Prix du Disque
For her recording of Mozart Violin Concertos.
Order of Merit of the Federal Republic of Germany
For her contributions to music and culture.
Bavarian Maximilian Order for Science and Art
For outstanding achievements in art.
Honorary Doctorate
Honorary degree in recognition of her musical contributions.
Magazine Covers
Gramophone
1990-05-01
Anne-Sophie Mutter: The New Face of Violin
The Strad
2000-09-01
Anne-Sophie Mutter: 40 Years of Mastery
TIME
2010-03-15
The World's Best Violinist?
Vanity Fair
2015-11-01
Anne-Sophie Mutter: Classical Music's Leading Lady
Records & Feats
Youngest artist to receive the Grand Prix du Disque
Won the award at age 24.
First violinist to have works written for her by five major composers (Lutosławski, Penderecki, Dutilleux, Gubaidulina, and Previn)
All premiered between 1986 and 2006.