Goodall – In Memoriam Anne Frank Christopher Gunning – Piano Concerto John McCabe – Woman by the Sea (piano, string quartet) Stuart Mitchell – Seven Wonders Suite for Choir & Orchestra Hilary Tann – The Grey Tide and the Green Opera Julian Wagstaff – John Paul Jones Albums Karl Jenkins – Adiemus IV: The Eternal Knot Julian Lloyd Webber – Celebration Russell Watson – The Voice Musical films Strictly Sinatra, directed by Peter Capaldi, starring Ian Hart Film scores and incidental music John Barry – Enigma Patrick Doyle Bridget Jones's Diary Gosford Park John PowellEvolutionRat RaceI Am SamStephen Warbeck Captain Corelli's MandolinCharlotte GrayMusic awards BRIT Awards The 2001 BRIT Awards winners were: Best soundtrack: "American Beauty"British album: Coldplay – "Parachutes"British breakthrough act: a1 British dance act: Fatboy Slim British female solo artist: Sonique British group: Coldplay British male solo artist: Robbie Williams British single: Robbie Williams – "Rock DJ" British video: Robbie Williams – "Rock DJ" International breakthrough act: Kelis International female: Madonna International group: U2 International male: Eminem Outstanding contribution: U2 Pop act: Westlife Mercury Music Prize The 2001 Mercury Music Prize was awarded to PJ Harvey – Stories from the City, Stories from the Sea''. Record of the Year The Record of the Year was awarded to "Don't Stop Movin'" by S Club 7. Deaths 4 January – Lawrence Leonard, cellist, conductor and composer, 77 21 February – Ronnie Hilton, singer, 75 9 April – Ken Rattenbury, jazz trumpeter, pianist and composer, 80 11 April – Sir Harry Secombe, entertainer, 79 29 April – Rita Hunter, operatic soprano, 67 6 May – Mike Hazlewood, singer, composer and songwriter, 59 (heart attack) 21 May – Tony Ashton, keyboardist, singer and composer, 55 (cancer) 25 May – Delme Bryn-Jones, operatic baritone, 67 12 June - Thomas Wilson, composer, 83 19 June – Lindsay L. Cooper, musician, 61 3 July - Delia Derbyshire, electronic musician and composer, 64 12 July – James Bernard, film composer, 75 22 July – Emmanuel Fisher, conductor and composer, 79 24 October – Kim Gardner, musician, 53 16 November – Rosemary Brown, composer, pianist and spiritualist, 85 31 October – Bill Le Sage, jazz pianist, 74 28 November – Norman Lumsden, opera singer and actor, 95 29 November – George Harrison, singer, musician, music and film producer, 58 16 December – Stuart Adamson, guitarist with Big Country, 43 (suicide) 18 December – Clifford T. Ward, singer-songwriter,