Scots Trad Music Awards
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The Scots Trad Music Awards celebrate Scotland's traditional music in all its forms and create a high profile opportunity to bring the music and music industry into the spotlight of media and public attention.
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[edit] Award winners
[edit] 2011
- Album of the Year: Mànran by Mànran
- Club of the Year: Leith Folk Club
- Composer of the Year: Aidan O' Rourke
- Community Project of the Year: Blazin in Beauly
- Event of the Year: Orkney Folk Festival
- Instrumentalist of the Year: Innes Watson
- Live Act of the Year: Skerryvore
- Citty Finlayson Scots Singer of the Year: Siobhan Miller
- Gaelic Singer of the Year: Norrie MacIver
- Scottish Folk Band of the Year: Battlefield Band
- Pipe Band of the Year: Field Marshal Montgomery Pipe Band
- Scottish Dance Band of the Year: Robern Nairn
- Trad Music in the Media Award: Transatlantic Sessions
- Music Tutor of the Year: Mairi Campbell
- Up and Coming Artist of the Year: Rura
- Venue of the Year: Ben Nevis[1]
[edit] 2010
- Album of the Year: Uam by Julie Fowlis
- Club of the Year: Highland Club (Inverness)
- Composer of the Year: Iain Morrison
- Community Project of the Year: Orkney Traditional Music Project
- Event of the Year: Shetland Folk Festival
- Instrumentalist of the Year: Martin O'Neill
- Live Act of the Year: Red Hot Chilli Pipers
- Citty Finlayson Scots Singer of the Year: Joe Aitken
- Gaelic Singer of the Year: Eilidh MacKenzie
- Scottish Folk Band of the Year: Malinky
- Scottish Pipe Band of the Year: Oban High School Pipe Band
- Scottish Dance Band of the Year: Ian Muir Scottish Dance Band
- Trad Music in the Media Award: Travelling Folk (BBC Radio Scotland)
- Music Tutor of the Year: Gordon Connell
- Up and Coming Artist of the Year: Matheu Watson
- Venue of the Year: Skipinnish Ceilidh House, Oban
[edit] 2009
- Album of the Year: All Dressed in Yellow by Fiddlers' Bid
- Club of the Year: Stonehaven Folk Club
- Composer of the Year: Mairearad Green
- Community of the Year: Caledonian Canal Ceilidh Trail
- Event of the Year: Hebridean Celtic Festival
- Instrumentalist of the Year: Lauren MacColl
- Live Act of the Year: Lau
- Citty Finlayson Scots Singer of the Year: Shona Donaldson
- Gaelic Singer of the Year: Christine Primrose
- Scottish Folk Band of the Year: Bodega
- Scottish Pipe Band of the Year: Haddington Pipe Band
- Scottish Dance Band of the Year: Tom Orr Scottish Dance Band
- Trad Music in the Media Award: The Reel Blend (BBC Radio Scotland)
- Music Tutor of the Year: Ian Duncan
- Up and Coming Artist of the Year: Paul McKenna Band
- Venue of the Year: The Old Fruit Market Glasgow
[edit] 2008
- Album of the Year: Farrar by Duncan Chisholm
- Composer of the Year: Blair Douglas
- Live Act of the Year: Peatbog Faeries
- Instrumentalist of the Year: Kris Drever
- Up and Coming Artist of the Year: Jeana Leslie & Siobhan Miller
- Gaelic Singer of the Year: Margaret Stewart
- Club of the Year: The Wee Folk Club, Edinburgh
- Community Project of the Year: Ceolas
- Event of the Year: Piping Live! - Glasgow International Piping Festival
- Services to Industry Award: Arthur Cormack
- Citty Finlayson Scots Singer of the Year: Emily Smith
- Scottish Dance Band of the Year: Skipinnish
- Scottish Folk Band of the Year: The Chair
- Scottish Pipe Band of the Year: Scottish Power Pipe Band
- Strathspey and Reel Society of the Year: Scottish Fiddle Orchestra
- Venue of the Year: Perth Concert Hall (Perth)
[edit] 2007
- Album of the Year: Cuilidh by Julie Fowlis
- Composer of the Year: Phil Cunningham
- Live Act of the Year:The Red Hot Chilli Pipers
- Instrumentalist of the Year: Catriona McKay
- Up and Coming Artist of the Year: Maeve Mackinnon
- Gaelic Singer of the Year: Julie Fowlis
- Club of the Year: Ceol s Craic, Glasgow
- Community Project of the Year: Scots Music Group
- Event of the Year: The Royal National Mod
- Services to Industry Award: John Purser for Scotland's Music – A Radio History
- Citty Finlayson Scots Singer of the Year: Mairi Campbell
- Scottish Dance Band of the Year: Cullivoe Dance Band
- Scottish Folk Band of the Year: Old Blind Dogs
- Scottish Pipe Band of the Year: The Mid Argyll Pipe Band
- Strathspey and Reel Society of the Year: Fochabers Fiddlers
- Venue of the Year: An Lanntair (Stornoway)
[edit] 2006
- Album of the Year: Heart of America by Donnie Munro
- Club of the Year: Wick Accordion and Fiddle Club
- Composer of the Year: Donald Shaw
- Community Project of the Year: Fèisean nan Gàidheal
- Event of the Year: World Pipe Band Championships
- Gaelic Singer of the Year: Kathleen MacInnes
- Instrumentalist of the Year: Aidan O’Rourke
- Live Act of the Year: The McCalmans
- Citty Finlayson Scots Singer of the Year: Sylvia Barnes
- Scottish Dance Band of the Year: Marian Anderson Scottish Dance Band
- Scottish Folk Band of the Year: Anna Massie Band
- Scottish Pipe Band of the Year: Kintyre Schools Pipe Band
- Services to Industry Award: Johnny Mowat
- Strathspey and Reel Society of the Year: Banchory Strathspey and Reel Society
- The McEwan’s Sessions Venue of the Year: The Lismore, Glasgow
- Up and Coming Artist of the Year: Jenna Cumming
[edit] 2005
- Album of the Year: Magnificent Seven by Blazin' Fiddles
- Club of the Year: Glenfarg Folk Club
- Composer of the Year: Charlie McKerron
- Community Project of the Year: Lochgoilhead Fiddle Workshop
- Event of the Year: Blazin’ in Beauly
- Gaelic Singer of the Year: Julie Fowlis
- Instrumentalist of the Year: Aaron Jones
- Live Act of the Year: Peatbog Faeries
- Media Award: Aig Cridhe Ar Ciuil (At the Heart of our Music is Song)
- Scots Singer of the Year: Jim Reid
- Scottish Dance Band of the Year: Gordon Shand and his Scottish Dance Band
- Scottish Folk Band of the Year: Back of the Moon
- Scottish Pipe Band of the Year: The House of Edgar Shotts & Dykehead Pipe Band
- Services to Industry Award: MusicScotland
- The McEwan’s Sessions Venue of the Year: Hootananny, Inverness
- Up and Coming Artist of the Year: Jenna Reid
[edit] 2004
- Album of the Year: Fire & Grace by Alasdair Fraser & Natalie Haas
- BBC Radio Scotland Personality of the Year: Fiona Mackenzie
- Community Project of the Year: Feis Rois Traditional Music in Schools project
- Club of the Year: Hootananny, Inverness
- Event of the Year: Hebridean Celtic Festival
- Gaelic Singer of the Year: Maggie MacInnes
- Instrumentalist of the Year: Fred Morrison
- Journalist of the Year: Sue Wilson
- Live Act of the Year: Blazin' Fiddles
- The Media Award: Take the Floor (BBC Radio Scotland)
- Retailer of the Year: Foot Stompin Celtic Music
- Scots Singer of the Year: Dick Gaughan
- Scottish Dance Band of the Year: Da Fustra
- Folk Band of the Year: Old Blind Dogs
- Pipe Band of the Year: Kirkwall City Pipe Band
- Songwriter of the Year: Jim Malcolm
- Up and Coming Band of the Year: Dòchas
[edit] 2003
- Best Album: Cliar by Cliar
- Best Scots Singer: Karine Polwart
- Best Gaelic Singer: Karen Matheson
- Best Instrumentalist: Phil Cunningham
- Best Scottish Dance Band: Alasdair MacCuish and the Black Rose Ceilidh Band
- Best Pipeband: Scottish Power
- Best Folk Band: Capercaillie
- Best Festival: Celtic Connections
- Best Club: Shetland Accordion Club
- Best Live Act: Battlefield Band
- Best Up and Coming Artist/Band: Back of the Moon
- Radio/TV Show of the year: Travelling Folk (BBC Radio Scotland)
- Retailer of the year: Coda Music
- Media Award: Living Tradition
- Services to Traditional Music: Hamish Henderson
[edit] References
- ^ Thoumire, Simon (2011-12-04). "Blog | Winners Announced At The Mg Alba Scots Trad Music Awards". Scottish Culture Online. http://www.scottishcultureonline.com/mgalbascotstradmusicawardswinners/. Retrieved 2012-02-23.
