The Seattle Symphony has received a nomination in the classical category of the 2022 Grammy Awards for the best orchestral performance.<\/b>
\nThe Seattle Symphony has received a nomination in the classical category of the 2022 Grammy Awards for the best orchestral performance. Seattle Symphony creates \u2018hospital grade environment\u2019 to bring back the music The nomination is for Music Director Thomas Dausgaard and the symphony for the live recording of Richard Strauss\u2019 \u201cAlso sprach Zarathustra\u201d and Alexander Scriabin\u2019s \u201cThe Poem of Ecstasy.\u201d \u201cIt is exciting and rewarding for us at the Seattle Symphony to see that the orchestra\u2019s great work is being recognized again,\u201d said Krishna Thiagarajan, symphony president and CEO, in a written release. \u201cThe honor is especially gratifying as we emerge from the disruption of the pandemic, and it is testament to Thomas Dausgaard\u2019s brilliance on stage. We are happy for it to add to the Symphony\u2019s history of Grammy recognition over these past years.\u201d The album that\u2019s nominated was recorded live in Benaroya Hall and produced by Grammy Award winning recording engineer Dmitriy Lipay. This latest nomination marks the second time that the partnership between Dausgaard the Seattle Symphony has been recognized by the Grammy Awards. The Danish conductor and symphony were nominated for a 2019 award for their work on Nielsen\u2019s Symphonies Nos.3 and 4. The Seattle Symphony has garnered five Grammy Awards,26 Grammy nominations, two Emmy Awards and was named Gramophone\u2019s 2018 Orchestra of the Year. They perform in Benaroya Hall in downtown Seattle from September to July. Follow @http:\/\/twitter.com\/Mynorthwest<\/p>\n