Armin van Buuren received an Edison Klassiek award for his acoustic album “Piano” during a live television broadcast on NPO 1’s show Eva on October 29. The artist expressed his disbelief and joy at winning this honor, stating it was a “true dream come true.”
Public Recognition for Armin
The Edison award is determined by public votes, and van Buuren thanked his fans for their support, attendance at shows, and the votes that led to his win. He acknowledged the significant role that composer and pianist Geronimo Snijtsheuvel played in the creation of the album, which includes piano lessons and collaborative compositions.
Notable Nominees and Awards
Armin van Buuren won the award against a competitive field of nominees, which included well-known musicians such as Joep Beving and Ludovico Einaudi. This win marks the artist’s third Edison, following previous victories in the Dance category.
Piano Album Success
Released in November 2025, “Piano” is van Buuren’s first acoustic album and features fifteen piano pieces. The album has achieved over 18 million streams, showcasing its widespread appeal. Van Buuren has also taken this project live, performing several piano shows in venues such as Radio Kootwijk.
Recent Releases
The Edison award coincided with van Buuren’s latest release, “What If I Told You,” a collaboration with Douwe Bob. This timing adds to a notable period for the artist as he continues to expand his musical endeavors.
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