Awards

Grammy and Latin Grammy Awards

Grammys | Awards

2023 Latin Grammy Best Latin Jazz Album

2023 – I Missed You Too! won Best Latin Jazz/Jazz Album, 24th Annual Latin Grammy Awards

2023 – Concerto Venezolano won Best Contemporary Classical Composition, 24th Annual Latin Grammy Awards

2022 – Latin Grammy Trustees Award from the Latin Recording Academy at the 23rd Latin Grammy Awards

2015 – Jazz Meets the Classics won Best Latin Jazz Album, 16th Annual Latin GRAMMY Awards

2014 – Song for Maura won Best Latin Jazz Album, 15th Annual Latin GRAMMY Awards

2013 – Song For Maura won Best Latin Jazz Album, 56th Annual GRAMMY Awards

2011 – Panamericana Suite won Best Latin Jazz Album, 12th Annual Latin GRAMMY Awards

2011 – Panamericana Suite won Best Classical Contemporary Composition, 12th Annual Latin GRAMMY Awards

Funk Tango Best Latin Jazz Album

2008  Funk Tango won Best Latin Jazz Album, 50th Annual GRAMMY Awards

2005 – Riberas won Best Classical Album 2005, 6th Annual Latin GRAMMY Awards

2004 – Merengue won Best Instrumental Composition 2004, 47th Annual GRAMMY Awards

2003 – Brazilian Dreams won Best Latin Jazz Album 2003, 4th Annual Latin GRAMMY Awards

2003 – Historia del Soldado won Best Classical Album 2003, 4th Annual Latin GRAMMY Awards

2001 – Paquito D’Rivera Quintet, Live at the Blue Note won Best Latin Jazz Album, 2nd Annual Latin GRAMMY Award

2000 – Tropicana Nights won Latin Jazz Album 2000, 1st Annual Latin GRAMMY Awards

1996 – Portraits of Cuba won Best Jazz Performance, 39th Annual GRAMMY Awards

1979 – Irakere won Best Latin Recording 1979, 22nd Annual GRAMMY Awards

Mr. D’Rivera has also received sixteen Grammy nominations and seventeen Latin Grammy nominations.  Available – more extensive list of awards and honors

Awards / Honors

2023 – Leonard Bernstein Award for the Elevation of Music in Society from the Longy School of Music of Bard College

2008 – D’Rivera receives President’s Award from the International Association for Jazz Educators.

2007 – 2008 – D’Rivera appointed “Composer in Residence” at the Caramoor Center for Music and the Arts

2007 – D’Rivera receives a 2007 John Simon Guggenheim Foundation Fellowship Award for Music Composition

2007 – The Kennedy Center and The Catherine B. Reynolds Foundation Series for Artistic Excellence, Living Jazz Legend Award

2006 – Jazz Journalists Association, Clarinet of the Year 2006 award

2005 – National Medal for the Arts, presented at the White House by President George W. Bush on November 10th, 2005

2005 – National Endowment for the Arts – Jazz Masters recipient

2004 – Jazz Journalists Association, Clarinet of the Year 2004 award

2003 – Doctorate Honoris Causa in Music, Berklee School of Music

2002 – Outstanding Editorial Column, National Assoc. of Hispanic Publications

Available – more extensive list of awards and honors

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