11th Canadian Folk Music Awards
The 11th Canadian Folk Music Awards were presented in Edmonton, Alberta on November 8, 2015.[1]
11th Canadian Folk Music Awards | |
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Date | November 8, 2015 |
Location | Citadel Theatre, Edmonton, Alberta |
Country | Canada |
Website | folkawards.ca |
Nominees and recipients
Recipients are listed first and highlighted in boldface.
Traditional Album | Contemporary Album |
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Children's Album | Traditional Singer |
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Contemporary Singer | Instrumental Solo Artist |
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Instrumental Group | English Songwriter |
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French Songwriter | Aboriginal Songwriter |
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Vocal Group | Ensemble |
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Solo Artist | World Solo Artist |
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World Group | New/Emerging Artist |
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Producer | Pushing the Boundaries |
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Young Performer | |
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References
- "Canadian Folk Music Awards Announce 2015 Winners". Exclaim, November 9, 2015.
External links
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