Monday, 1 February 2010
Beyonce Fearless With 6 Grammy Wins and Superb Performance, Taylor Swift and Michael Jackson's kids
Beyonce won six Grammys on Sunday, more than any woman on a single night in the 52 year history of the awards show. While we applaud her for her success in that regard. The most memorable part of the show was Beyonce's performance. Beyonce performed an excellent rendition of her hit song 'If I Were A Boy' at the 52nd annual Grammy awards show. Her performance was complete with a medley insertion of Alanis Morisette's 'You Oughta Know' before going back to performing the original song. One blogger was totally geeked about the performance:
Beyoncé broke a record and Michael Jackson's kids broke a few hearts at the Grammy Awards on Sunday night.
Beyoncé took home six Grammys, including Song of the Year for "Single Ladies (Put a Ring On It)" and pop vocal performance of the year for "Halo," to set a Grammy record for most awards won by a female artist on one show.
On a night dominated by a range of divas, Beyoncé went the route of classic pop elegance and scored for three different songs: "Halo" and "Single Ladies," which dominated radio charts last year, and "At Last," which won the Grammy for best traditional R&B performance.
Taylor Swift won four Grammys, including the prestigious Album of the Year award for "Fearless."
The usually cool Swift accepted it with the breathlessness of a giddy teenager, perhaps because unlike at the Video Music Awards, Kanye West didn't come on stage to drown her out.
The San Francisco Symphony won three Grammys for its live recording of Gustav Mahler's Eighth Symphony and the Adagio from the uncompleted Tenth Symphony. The disc won best classical album, bests choral performance for conductor Michael Tilson Thomas and choral conductors Ragnar Bohlin, Kevin Fox and Susan McMane, and best engineered classical album for Peter Laenger.
The show also included a special 3-D tribute to Michael Jackson featuring a video clip he made of "Earth Song" as Usher, Carrie Underwood, Celine Dion, Jennifer Hudson and Smokey Robinson sang along.
Jackson's young children, Prince and Paris, accepted a lifetime achievement award for their father, who died in June.
Beyonce Grammy Performance 2010 Video
Beyoncé broke a record and Michael Jackson's kids broke a few hearts at the Grammy Awards on Sunday night.
Beyoncé took home six Grammys, including Song of the Year for "Single Ladies (Put a Ring On It)" and pop vocal performance of the year for "Halo," to set a Grammy record for most awards won by a female artist on one show.
On a night dominated by a range of divas, Beyoncé went the route of classic pop elegance and scored for three different songs: "Halo" and "Single Ladies," which dominated radio charts last year, and "At Last," which won the Grammy for best traditional R&B performance.
Taylor Swift won four Grammys, including the prestigious Album of the Year award for "Fearless."
The usually cool Swift accepted it with the breathlessness of a giddy teenager, perhaps because unlike at the Video Music Awards, Kanye West didn't come on stage to drown her out.
The San Francisco Symphony won three Grammys for its live recording of Gustav Mahler's Eighth Symphony and the Adagio from the uncompleted Tenth Symphony. The disc won best classical album, bests choral performance for conductor Michael Tilson Thomas and choral conductors Ragnar Bohlin, Kevin Fox and Susan McMane, and best engineered classical album for Peter Laenger.
The show also included a special 3-D tribute to Michael Jackson featuring a video clip he made of "Earth Song" as Usher, Carrie Underwood, Celine Dion, Jennifer Hudson and Smokey Robinson sang along.
Jackson's young children, Prince and Paris, accepted a lifetime achievement award for their father, who died in June.
Beyonce Grammy Performance 2010 Video
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