Cooder, Stevie Wonder, U2 and Robbie Williams all had three Edison wins each. (Miles Davis and the Beach Boys were awarded an additional fourth Edison in 1966, but these were later scrapped as the list of winners had been leaked to the press prematurely and no awards were given that year). Edison Pop Oeuvreprijs 1998 Boudewijn de Groot 1998 Cliff Richard 1999 Toto 1999 Golden Earring 2000 André Hazes 2000 Status Quo 2001 BZN 2002 Simple Minds 2002 Rob de Nijs 2003 René Froger 2003 Mark Knopfler 2004 Frank Boeijen 2004 George Michael 2005 Phil Collins 2005 De Dijk 2006 Normaal 2009 Krezip 2010 Herman van Veen 2010 Rowwen Hèze 2011 Marco Borsato 2014 Youp van 't Hek 2014 BLØF 2016 Tiësto 2017 Anouk 2018 Extince 2019 Ilse DeLange 2020 Willeke Alberti Edison Jazz/World Oeuvreprijs 2006 Rita Reys 2007 Randy Crawford & Joe Sample 2008 Piet Noordijk 2008 Al Jarreau 2009 Dianne Reeves 2010 Chaka Khan 2011 Ivan Lins 2012 Dee Dee Bridgewater 2013 Marcus Miller 2014 Kurt Elling 2014 Greetje Kauffeld 2015 Malando Orkest 2015 Flairck 2016 Metropole Orkest 2017 Lee Towers 2017 Joshua Redman 2018 Patti Austin 2018 Angélique Kidjo 2019 Carel Kraayenhof 2019 Eliane Elias 2020 Eric Vloeimans 2020 Louis van Dijk Edison Classical Music Awards The Edison Classical Music Awards () are a collection of awards annually given to the best classical music recordings of the year. Awards are separately given in eleven categories. The award, part of the Edison Award, is issued from Amsterdam, the Netherlands. Oeuvreprijs 2003 Anne Sofie von Otter 2004 Mstislav Rostropovich 2005 Thomas Hampson 2006 Jessye Norman 2007 John Williams 2008 Kiri Te Kanawa 2009 Beaux Arts Trio 2010 Pierre Boulez 2011 Daniel Barenboim 2012 Frans Brüggen 2013 Reinbert de Leeuw 2014 Netherlands Radio Philharmonic Orchestra 2015 Itzhak Perlman 2016 Bernard Haitink 2017 Ton Koopman 2018 Renée Fleming 2019 Kronos Quartet 2020 Roberta Alexander 2003 Oeuvreprijs (lifetime achievement award): Anne Sofie von Otter Opera: Giuseppe Verdi , Bryn Terfel, Thomas Hampson, Daniil Shtoda, and others, Berlin Philharmonic, conducted by Claudio Abbado Baroque music: Jean-Baptiste Lully , conducted by William Christie Contemporary music: Luciano Berio , Kim Kashkashian, Vienna Radio Symphony Orchestra conducted by Dennis Russell Davies (special historical art): Joseph Haydn, Frédéric Chopin and others, Richter reDiscovered, Carnegie Hall recital Svjatoslav Richter BMG Concerts: Pyotr Ilyich Tchaikovsky and others, Violin Concertos Vadim Repin, Kirov Orchestra conducted by Valery Gergiev Solo recitals: