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MG ALBA Scots Trad Music Awards 2014 – The Nominees!

November 9, 2014 By simon

2963_detailThe full shortlist for this year’s MG ALBA Scots Trad Music Awards is below. Click on the links to read more about the nominees. Click here to vote! To buy a ticket for the awards click here.

Album of the Year – Sponsored by Birnam CD

Live at Celtic Connections (Duncan Chisholm)

Heirs and Graces (Adam Holmes)

The Brightest Path (Patsy Reid)

Echoes (Emily Smith)

Club of the Year – Sponsored by Traditional Arts and Culture Scotland (TRACS)

Tin Hut Sessions

Acoustic Music Club

Folk at the Salmon Bothy

Coalburn Box and Fiddle Club

Community Project of the Year – Sponsored by Gordon Duncan Memorial Trust

Stirling Scots Song Project

Big Song Relay

Summer Isles Festival

Inverness Gaelic Choir

Composer of the Year – Sponsored by PRS for Music

Tina Jordan Rees

Jim Sutherland

Findlay Napier

Inge Thompson

Gavin Marwick

Event of the Year – Sponsored by VisitScotland

GRIT: The Martyn Bennet Story

Struileag – Children of the Smoke

Boomerang

Girvan Folk Festival

Gaelic Singer of the Year – Sponsored by Macmeanmna

Angus MacLeod

Linda Macleod

Mischa Macpherson

Ewen Henderson

Trad Music in the Media Award – Sponsored by Skipinnish

Hotchkiss Hotchpotch – Celtic Music Radio

Folk Radio UK

Isles FM

The Living Tradition Magazine

Instrumentalist of the Year – Sponsored by Royal Scottish Country Dance Society

Catriona McKay

Rachel Newton

Mike Vass

James MacIntosh

Ewan MacPherson

Live Act of the Year – Sponsored by Greentrax

Skipinnish

Gavin Marwick’s Journeyman Spectacular

Skerryvore

Peatbog Faeries

Citty Finlayson Scots Singer of the Year – Sponsored by Traditional Music and Song Association of Scotland

Robyn Stapleton

Emily Smith

Ewan MacLennan

Gerda Stevenson

Scott Gardner

Scottish Dance Band of the Year – Sponsored by the National Association of Accordion and Fiddle Clubs

Jack Delaney Scottish Dance Band

Da Fustra

Matthew MacLennan Scottish Dance Band

Burns Brothers Ceilidh Band

Scottish Folk Band of the Year  – Sponsored by Threads of Sound

Julie Fowlis

Daimh

Heidi Talbot Band

Scott Wood Band

Pipe Band of the Year – Sponsored by The National Piping Centre

Preston Lodge High School Pipe Band

West Lothian Schools Pipe Band

Inverary and District Pipe Band

Bleary and District Band

Up and Coming Artist of the Year – Sponsored by Royal Conservatoire of Scotland

Twelfth Day

Cherrygrove

The Elephant Sessions

Dallahan

Barluath

Salt House

Music Tutor of the Year – Sponsored by Creative Scotland’s Youth Music Initiative

Douglas Montgomery

Hamish Napier

Debbie Ross

Eunice Henderson

Venue of the Year Award

Stirling Tolbooth

Queen’s Hall, Edinburgh

The Ceilidh Place

Perth Concert Hall

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