Duke won several awards such as the Grammy Lifetime Achievement award and the Presidential Medal of Freedom. Their are many others but it would be to many to announce since Duke Ellington was such a great man!!!!!!
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Surprisingly, Charles Dickens did not win any awards or honors during his lifetime. He is known as one of the greatest British authors, and was instrumental in revealing a lot of the social problems that were taking place in Industrial Britain.
Loretta Lynn has won many awards during her long and popular career. As for lifetime achievement awards, it depends on the awards itself. In the mid 1970's she received a Lifetime Achievement Award at the American Music Awards. In 1979, the Academy of Country Music awarded her, "Artist of the Decade." In 1988, Loretta became a member of the Country Music Hall of Fame. Loretta holds many records as far as awards go. She won the Music City News Country Music Award for, "Female Vocalist of the Year," from 1967 to 1977, and again in 1980. She's also the first female to win the "Entertainer of the Year Awards" from both the Country Music Association (1972), and the Academy of Country Music (1975).
Michael Jackson won 17 GRAMMY Awards.
Franz Liszt, the renowned Hungarian composer and pianist, did not receive formal awards in the contemporary sense, as many music competitions and honors were not established during his lifetime. However, he was highly esteemed and recognized for his contributions to music, receiving accolades from various institutions and being made an honorary member of several musical societies. His legacy and influence in the world of classical music are celebrated, particularly through his innovative compositions and virtuosic performances.
Awards:1967: Grammy: Best Sacred Performance for "How Great Thou Art"1971: National Recording Arts and Sciences Bing Crosby Award: Lifetime Achievement1972: Grammy: Best Inspirational Performance (non-classical) for "He Touched Me"1974: Grammy: Best Inspirational Performance (non-classical) for "How Great Thou Art"1986: Special American Music Award (posthumously)