2000 Friday 5 May 2000. Hosted by Sir
Trevor McDonald. • British Artist of the Year –
Charlotte Church • Female Artist of the Year –
Martha Argerich • Male Artist of the Year –
Bryn Terfel • Critics' Award –
Ian Bostridge • Album of the Year –
Andrea Bocelli –
Sacred Arias • Best selling classical album –
Andrea Bocelli –
Sacred Arias • Ensemble/Orchestral Album of the Year –
Choir of King's College, Cambridge –
Rachmaninoff Vespers • Young British Classical Performer –
Daniel Harding •
Outstanding Contribution to Music –
Nigel Kennedy 2001 Thursday 31 May 2001. Hosted by
Katie Derham. • Female Artist of the Year –
Angela Gheorghiu • Male Artist of the Year –
Nigel Kennedy • Album of the Year –
Russell Watson –
The Voice • Ensemble/Orchestral Album of the Year –
Sir Simon Rattle and
Berliner Philharmoniker –
Mahler, 10th Symphony • Young British Classical Performer –
Freddy Kempf • Critics' Award – Sir Simon Rattle and Berliner Philarmoniker –
Mahler, 10th Symphony • Best-selling Debut Album –
Russell Watson –
The Voice • Outstanding Contribution to Music –
Sir Simon Rattle 2002 Wednesday 22 May 2002. Hosted by
Katie Derham. • Female Artist of the Year –
Cecilia Bartoli • Male Artist of the Year –
Sir Colin Davis • Album of the Year –
Russell Watson –
Encore • Ensemble/Orchestral Album of the Year –
Richard Hickox and
London Symphony Orchestra –
Vaughan Williams, A London Symphony • Contemporary Music Award –
Tan Dun –
Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon • Young British Classical Performer –
Guy Johnston • Critics' Award – Sir Colin Davis and London Symphony Orchestra –
Berlioz, Les Troyens • Biggest-selling Classical Album –
Russell Watson –
Encore • Outstanding Contribution to Music –
Andrea Bocelli 2003 Thursday 22 May 2003. Hosted by
Katie Derham. • Female Artist of the Year –
Renée Fleming • Male Artist of the Year –
Sir Simon Rattle • Album of the Year –
Andrea Bocelli –
Sentimento • Best selling classical album –
Andrea Bocelli –
Sentimento • Ensemble/Orchestral Album of the Year –
Berliner Philharmoniker and Sir Simon Rattle –
Mahler, Symphony no. 5 • Contemporary Music Award –
Arvo Pärt –
Orient & Occident • Young British Classical Performer –
Chloë Hanslip • Critics' Award –
Murray Perahia –
Chopin, Etudes Opus 10, Opus 25 • Outstanding Contribution to Music –
Cecilia Bartoli 2004 Wednesday 26 May 2004. Hosted by
Katie Derham. • Female Artist of the Year –
Cecilia Bartoli • Male Artist of the Year –
Bryn Terfel • Album of the Year –
Bryn Terfel –
Bryn • Ensemble/Orchestral Album of the Year –
Sir Simon Rattle and
Vienna Philharmonic –
Beethoven Symphonies • Contemporary Music Award –
Philip Glass –
The Hours • Young British Classical Performer – Daniel Hope • Critics' Award –
Vengerov,
Rostropovich and
London Symphony Orchestra –
Britten/Walton Concertos • Outstanding Contribution to Music –
Renée Fleming 2005 Wednesday 25 May 2005. Hosted by
Lesley Garrett. • Female Artist of the Year –
Marin Alsop • Male Artist of the Year –
Bryn Terfel • Album of the Year –
Katherine Jenkins –
Second Nature • Ensemble/Orchestral Album of the Year –
Harry Christophers and
The Sixteen –
Renaissance • Contemporary Music Award –
John Adams –
On the Transmigration of Souls • Soundtrack Composer Award –
John Williams –
Harry Potter and the Prisoner of Azkaban and
The Terminal • Young British Classical Performer –
Natalie Clein • Critics' Award –
Stephen Hough –
Rachmaninov Piano Concertos • Outstanding Contribution to Music –
James Galway 2006 Thursday 4 May 2006. Hosted by
Michael Parkinson. • Singer of the Year –
Andreas Scholl –
Arias for Senesino • Instrumentalist of the Year –
Leif Ove Andsnes –
Rachmaninov Piano Concerto 1 and 2 • Album of the Year –
Katherine Jenkins –
Living A Dream • Ensemble/Orchestral Album of the Year –
Takács Quartet –
Beethoven: The Late String Quartets • Contemporary Music Award –
James MacMillan –
Symphony no 3, Silence • Soundtrack/Musical Theatre Composer Award –
Dario Marianelli –
Pride & Prejudice • Young British Classical Performer –
Alison Balsom • Critics' Award – Royal Opera House Chorus and Orchestra,
Plácido Domingo,
Antonio Pappano –
Tristan und Isolde • Lifetime Achievement –
Plácido Domingo 2007 Thursday 3 May 2007. Hosted by
Fern Britton. • Singer of the Year –
Anna Netrebko –
Russian Album & Violetta • Instrumentalist of the Year –
Leif Ove Andsnes –
Horizons • Album of the Year –
Paul McCartney –
Ecce Cor Meum • Contemporary Composer of the Year –
John Adams –
The Dharma at Big Sur/My Father Knew Charles Ives • Classical Recording of the Year –
Berliner Philharmoniker and
Sir Simon Rattle –
Holst, The Planets • Soundtrack Composer of the Year –
George Fenton –
Planet Earth • Young British Classical Performer –
Ruth Palmer • Critics' Award –
Freiburg Baroque Orchestra,
RIAS Kammerchor,
René Jacobs –
Mozart, La Clemenza di Tito • Lifetime Achievement –
Vernon Handley 2008 Thursday 8 May 2008. Hosted by
Myleene Klass. • Male of the Year –
Sir Colin Davis • Female of the Year –
Anna Netrebko • Young British Classical Performer –
Nicola Benedetti • Album of the Year –
Blake –
Blake • Soundtrack of the Year –
Blood Diamond –
James Newton Howard • Critics' Award –
Steven Isserlis –
Bach: Cello Suites • Outstanding Contribution —
Andrew Lloyd Webber 2009 Thursday 14 May 2009. Hosted by
Myleene Klass. • Male of the Year –
Gustavo Dudamel • Female of the Year –
Alison Balsom • Composer of the Year –
Howard Goodall • Young British Classical Performer –
Alina Ibragimova • Album of the Year –
Royal Scots Dragoon Guards Spirit of the Glen–Journey • Soundtrack of the Year –
The Dark Knight –
Hans Zimmer and
James Newton Howard • Critics' Award –
Sir Charles Mackerras/
Scottish Chamber Orchestra –
Mozart Symphonies nos. 38–41 • Lifetime Achievement in Music –
José Carreras 2010 Thursday 13 May 2010. Hosted by
Myleene Klass. • Male Artist of the Year –
Vasily Petrenko • Female Artist of the Year –
Angela Gheorghiu • Composer of the Year –
Thomas Ades –
The Tempest • Young British Classical Performer or Group of the Year –
Jack Liebeck • Album of the Year –
Only Men Aloud! –
Band of Brothers • Soundtrack of the Year –
Revolutionary Road –
Thomas Newman • Critics' Award – Orchestra e Coro dell'
Accademia Nazionale di Santa Cecilia, conducted by
Antonio Pappano with
Rolando Villazón,
Anja Harteros,
Sonja Ganassi and
Rene Pape –
Messa da Requiem • Lifetime Achievement in Music –
Kiri Te Kanawa 2011 Thursday 12 May 2011. Hosted by
Myleene Klass. • Male Artist of the Year –
Antonio Pappano • Female Artist of the Year –
Alison Balsom • Newcomer Award –
Vilde Frang • Composer of the Year –
Arvo Pärt • Critics' Award –
Tasmin Little • Artist of the Decade –
Il Divo • Album of the Year –
André Rieu &
Johann Strauss Orchestra (Decca) –
Moonlight Serenade • Outstanding Contribution to Music –
John Barry 2012 Tuesday 2 October 2012. Hosted by
Myleene Klass. • International Artist of the Year –
Andrea Bocelli • Lifetime Achievement Award –
John Williams • Special Recognition Award –
Classic FM (UK) • Female Artist of the Year –
Nicola Benedetti • Male Artist of the Year –
Vasily Petrenko • Breakthrough Artist of the Year –
Milos Karadaglic • Composer of the Year –
John Williams • Critics Award –
Benjamin Grosvenor • Album of the Year –
And the Waltz Goes On • Single of the Year – "
Wherever You Are"
2013 Wednesday 2 October 2013. Hosted by
Myleene Klass. • International Artist of the Year –
Lang Lang • Lifetime Achievement Award –
Luciano Pavarotti (posthumous) • Female Artist of the Year –
Nicola Benedetti • Male Artist of the Year –
Daniel Barenboim • Breakthrough Artist of the Year –
Tine Thing Helseth • Composer of the Year –
Hans Zimmer • Critics Award –
Jonas Kaufmann • Album of the Year –
André Rieu,
Magic of the Movies • Outstanding Contribution to Music;
Hans Zimmer 2018 Wednesday 13 June 2018. Hosted by
Myleene Klass and
Alexander Armstrong • Female Artist of the Year –
Renée Fleming • Male Artist of the Year –
Sheku Kanneh-Mason • Group of the Year –
Michael Ball &
Alfie Boe • Soundtrack of the Year —
The Greatest Showman OST (
Benj Pasek &
Justin Paul) • Critics' Choice in association with Apple Music –
Sheku Kanneh-Mason • Classic FM Album of the Year –
Michael Ball &
Alfie Boe • Classic BRITs Icon –
Andrea Bocelli • Sound of Classical 2018 –
Jess Gillam • PPL Classic BRITs Breakthrough Artist of the Year –
Tokio Myers • Special Recognition Award for Musical Theatre & Education –
Andrew Lloyd Webber • Lifetime Achievement Award –
Dame Vera Lynn 2019 Not held. ==References==