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New Musical Express Annual Popularity Poll (Small group section)
The John Barry Seven - Runners-up (1959)
The John Barry Seven - Runners-up (1960)
The John Barry Seven - Runners-up (1961)
Academy Award For Best Original Score (Oscar)
Born Free (1966)
The Lion In Winter (1968)
Out Of Africa (1985)
Dances With Wolves (1990)
Academy Award For Best Original Song (Oscar)
Born Free (1966)
Academy Award Nomination For Best Original Score
Mary, Queen Of Scots (1972)
Chaplin (1992)
Grammy Award For Best Instrumental Theme
Midnight Cowboy (1969)
Grammy Award For Best Jazz Instrumental Performance, Big Band
The Cotton Club (1984)
Grammy Award For Best Instrumental Composition
Out Of Africa (1985)
Grammy Award for Best Instrumental Composition written for a Motion Picture
Dances With Wolves (1990)
| GRAMMY Winner | John Barry, composer. | |
| Genre | Composing | |
| GRAMMY Category | Best Instrumental Composition Written Specifically For A Motion Picture or for Television | |
| Year | 1991 - 34th Annual GRAMMY Awards | |
| Title of the Work | Dances With Wolves (Album) | |
| Artist Performing Work | John Barry | |
| GRAMMY Winner | John Barry, composer. | |
| Genre | Composing | |
| GRAMMY Category | Best Instrumental Composition (other than Jazz) | |
| Year | 1986 - 29th Annual GRAMMY Awards | |
| Title of the Work | Out Of Africa (Music From The Motion Picture Soundtrack) (Album) | |
| Artist Performing Work | John Barry | |
| GRAMMY Winner | Bob Wilber & John Barry, artists. | |
| Genre | Jazz | |
| GRAMMY Category | Best Large Jazz Ensemble Performance | |
| Year | 1985 - 28th Annual GRAMMY Awards | |
| Title of the Work | The Cotton Club (Original Motion Picture Soundtrack) (Album) | |
| Artist Performing Work | Bob Wilber, John Barry | |
| GRAMMY Winner | John Barry, composer. | |
| Genre | Composing | |
| GRAMMY Category | Best Instrumental Composition (other than Jazz) | |
| Year | 1969 - 12th Annual GRAMMY Awards | |
| Title of the Work | Midnight Cowboy (Album) | |
| Artist Performing Work | Various Artists | |
Anthony Asquith Award (BAFTA)
The Lion In Winter (1968)
Ivor Novello Award - Best Song (BASCA)
'Born Free' (1966)
‘Diamonds Are Forever’ (1971)
Anthony Asquith Award (BAFTA) Nomination
Out Of Africa (1985)
Dances with Wolves (1990)
Golden Globe Award
Out Of Africa (1985)
Golden Globe Nomination
The Lion In Winter (1968)
Mary, Queen Of Scots (1972)
"Sail The Summer Winds" from The Dove
performed by Lyn Paul (1974)
Deep, The "Deep Down Inside" (1978)
Somewhere In Time (1980)
A View To A Kill (1985) – best song
Dances With Wolves (1990)
Chaplin (1992)
Emmy Award Nomination
OUTSTANDING ACHIEVEMENT IN COMPOSING ORIGINAL MUSIC FOR - 1964
Elizabeth Taylor in London • John Barry Composer • CBS
OUTSTANDING ACHIEVEMENT IN MUSIC COMPOSITION FOR A SPECIAL (dramatic underscore) - 1977
Eleanor and Franklin: The White House Years ABC Theatre • John Barry Composer • ABC
Saturn Award
Somewhere In Time - 1980
London Critics Circle Film Awards
Out Of Africa - 1987
Richard Kirk Award – BMI career achievement award (1990)
Jimmy Kennedy Award – BASCA lifetime achievement award (1990)
Gstaad International Music & Film Festival lifetime achievement award (1996)
Inducted into the National Academy of Popular Music Songwriter’s Hall Of Fame (1998)
The Palm Springs International Film Festival Frederick Loewe Award (1999)
Music Industry Trust Award (1999)
Fellow of the British Academy of Songwriters and Composers (2001)
Also won platinum discs for sales of his albums of
Somewhere In Time,
Out Of Africa
Dances With Wolves,
a gold disc for sales of Goldfinger
and a silver disc for sales of Billy.
There may be others - record companies didn’t always publicise these awards.
I would think ‘The Beyondness Of Things’ must have won some kind of disc – Decca would know.
BMI Million-Airs:
BMI's most performed songs of all time,
each with more than a million U.S. broadcasts!
BMI Million-Airs: Four Million
Born Free (John Barry, Don Black)
BMI Million-Airs: One Million, A-C
All Time High (John Barry, Tim Rice)
You Only Live Twice (John Barry, Leslie Bricusse)
Nobody Does it Better (Hamlisch) more than 3M, For Your Eyes Only (Conti) 2M, Live And Let Die (McCartney) 1M.
The BMI Top 100 Songs
86) Born Free John Barry & Don Black (PRS)
O.B.E.
(June 1999)
was named an Officer of the British Empire in the Queen's Birthday Honours of 1999
"Barry, John. Composer. For services to Music, New York, NY 11771"
Honorary Freeman of the City of York
(June 2002)
On Tuesday June 25, 2002, John Barry was confirmed as an Honorary Freeman of the City of York in a special ceremony at the city's Assembly Rooms. He received his award from City of York Council at a special luncheon at the Assembly Rooms where he once used to trumpet in a jazz band on Saturday nights in the 1950s. See article.
GoldenEye award
(June 2002)
On Friday June 28, 2002, at The James Bond Celebrity Golf Classic and Gala Dinner, held at the prestigious Stoke Poges, Stoke Park Club, Barry received the prestigious GoldenEye award, for his contribution to the music of James Bond. The award was courtesy of The Ian Fleming Foundation. See websiteDirect link to page (frame).
ACADEMY FELLOWSHIP
(February 2005)
Academy Fellowship John Barry
British Academy Film Awards - BAFTA
COMMANDEUR DANS L'ORDRE NATIONAL DES ARTS ET DES LETTRES
DEGREE OF COMMANDER IN THE ARTS AND LETTERS ORDER
(November 17th 2007)
awarded by the French Minister of Culture
at the Festival International Musique et Cinéma
MAX STEINER LIFE ACHIEVEMENT AWARD
(October 14, 2009)
by the City of Vienna
at the film music gala concert
"HOLLYWOOD IN VIENNA"
(not present - award accepted by Kate Barry)
LIFETIME ACHIEVEMENT AWARD
(October 2010)
World Soundtrack Academy Ghent Film Festival, Belgium
(not present - award accepted by David Arnold, composer)
Classic Brit Awards 2011
(May 12, 2011)
Outstanding Contribution to Music
(posthumously)
The award was presented by Virginia McKenna
and the Duchess of Cornwall,
received by Don Black.
