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Canada's Tenors Achieve Another Award

Universal Music Canada surprised The Tenors at their Toronto concert at the Sony Centre for the Performing Arts with the news that their second yuletide songbook album, Christmas Together,

Canada's Tenors Achieve Another Award

By FYI Staff

Universal Music Canada surprised The Tenors at their Toronto concert at the Sony Centre for the Performing Arts with the news that their second yuletide songbook album, Christmas Together, achieved Gold certification status.


This is not the first award earned by the ensemble. The group's self-titled album is Double Platinum status; The Perfect Gift is Triple Platinum; Uner One Sky is certified Gold; and the DVD and album version of Lead With Your Heart, Live in Las Vegas is Gold and Platinum respectively.

L-R: Warren Stewart, Director, Catalogue Marketing at Universal Music Canada; Clifton Murray; Fraser Walters; Shawn Marino VP A & R at Universal Music Canada; and Victor Micallef).

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See Who Was Nominated — and Who Was Passed Over — in Oscars’ 2025 Music Categories

This is the fifth year in a row that one or more non-English language songs has been nominated for best original song.

Diane Warren received her 16th Oscar nomination for best original song on Thursday (Jan. 23) — a tally equaled by only three other songwriters in the 91-year history of the category. Sammy Cahn leads with 26 nods, followed by Johnny Mercer with 18 and Paul Francis Webster, also with 16. Warren was nominated this year this year for “The Journey,” sung by H.E.R. in The Six Triple Eight.

Moreover, this is the eighth year in a row Warren has been nominated, which enables her to tie Cahn for the longest continuous streak of nominations in this category. Cahn was nominated eight years running from 1954 to 1961.

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