Jazz Field
- Best Contemporary Jazz Album
- Party Hats – Will Bernard
- Downright Upright – Brian Bromberg
- Re–imagination – Eldar
- River: The Joni Letters – Herbie Hancock
- He Had A Hat – Jeff Lorber
- Best Jazz Vocal Album
- Avant Gershwin – Patti Austin
- Red Earth: A Malian Journey – Dee Dee Bridgewater
- Music Maestro Please – Freddy Cole
- Nightmoves – Kurt Elling
- On the Other Side – Tierney Sutton
- Best Jazz Instrumental Solo Performance
- "Levees" – Terence Blanchard
- "Anagram" – Michael Brecker
- "Both Sides Now" – Herbie Hancock
- "Lullaby" – Hank Jones
- "1000 Kilometers" – Paul McCandless
- Best Jazz Instrumental Album, Individual or Group
- Pilgrimage – Michael Brecker
- Live at the Village Vanguard – The Bill Charlap Trio
- Kids: Live at Dizzy's Club Coca–Cola – Joe Lovano and Hank Jones
- Line by Line – John Patitucci
- Back East – Joshua Redman
- Best Large Jazz Ensemble Album
- A Tale of God's Will (A Requiem for Katrina) – Terence Blanchard
- Eternal Licks & Grooves: Limited Edition – Bob Florence
- Hommage – The Bill Holman Band
- Sky Blue – Maria Schneider Orchestra
- With Love – Charles Tolliver Big Band
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