Best Instrumental Composition Written For A Motion Picture Or For Television

34th Annual Grammy Awards1992

Honoring recordings released between October 1, 1990 – September 30, 1991

John Barry won the 1992 Grammy Award for Best Instrumental Composition Written For A Motion Picture Or For Television with "Dances With Wolves"

Winners & Nominees 1992

Winner
Nominees
  • Dances With Wolves

    John Barry

  • Avalon (Album)

    Randy Newman

  • Awakenings (Album)

    Randy Newman

  • Edward Scissorhands (Album)

    Danny Elfman

  • Havana (Album)

    Dave Grusin

  • Robin Hood: Prince Of Thieves

    Michael Kamen

Previous Years

Year Winner Title
1999 John Williams Saving Private Ryan All Nominees
1998 Gabriel Yared The English Patient All Nominees
1997 David Arnold Independence Day All Nominees
1996 Hans Zimmer Crimson Tide All Nominees
1995 John Williams Schindler's List All Nominees
1994 Alan Menken Aladdin All Nominees
1993 Alan Menken Beauty And The Beast All Nominees
1992 John Barry Dances With Wolves All Nominees
1991 James Horner Glory All Nominees