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The '''Queen's Medal for Music''' was announced in March 2005 by [[Buckingham Palace]] press office. Its purpose is to raise the profile of music in the [[ | {{subpages}} | ||
The '''Queen's Medal for Music''' was announced in March 2005 by [[Buckingham Palace]] press office. Its purpose is to raise the profile of music in the [[United Kingdom]], and honour individuals who have contributed to the musical life of the Nation. Winners may be of any nationality. | |||
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(2007) [[Judith Weir]] | (2007) [[Judith Weir]] | ||
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The Queen's Medal for Music was announced in March 2005 by Buckingham Palace press office. Its purpose is to raise the profile of music in the United Kingdom, and honour individuals who have contributed to the musical life of the Nation. Winners may be of any nationality.
Recipients
(2005) Sir Charles Mackerras
(2006) Bryn Terfel
(2007) Judith Weir