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The 9th Canadian Folk Music Awards were presented at the University of Calgary Theatre in Calgary, Alberta on November 10, 2013. The ceremony was hosted by the CBC's Shelagh Rogers and musician Benoit Bourque. Overall, 70 artists and groups were announced as nominees in 19 categories who hailed from eight provinces and two territories in Canada. Two additional special category award recipients were announced honouring this year's Unsung Hero and Folk Music Canada's Innovator Award.

Nominees and recipients

Recipients are listed first and highlighted in boldface.[1]

Traditional Album Contemporary Album
Children's Album Traditional Singer
Contemporary Singer Instrumental Solo Artist
  • Шаблон:Blue ribbon Chrissy Crowley, Last Night's Fun
  • Rachel Davis, Turns
  • Stephanie Cadman, Foggy New Year
  • Maxim Cormier, Maxim Cormier
  • Jorge Miguel, Guitarra Flamenca/Flamenco Guitar
Instrumental Group English Songwriter
  • Шаблон:Blue ribbon Jaron Freeman-Fox & The Opposite of Everything, Jaron Freeman-Fox & The Opposite of Everything
  • The Log Drivers, The Log Drivers
  • The Boxcar Boys, Rye Whiskey
  • The Lemon Bucket Orkestra, Lume, Lume
  • Gordon Grdina's Haram, Her Eyes Illuminate
French Songwriter Aboriginal Songwriter
Vocal Group Ensemble
Solo Artist World Solo Artist
World Group New/Emerging Artist
Producer Pushing the Boundaries
  • Шаблон:Blue ribbon David Travers-Smith, These Wilder Things (Ruth Moody) and Jaron Freeman-Fox and The Opposite of Everything
  • David Francey, Mark Westberg, Ken Friesen, So Say We All (David Francey)
  • Jory Nash & Chris Stringer, Little Pilgrim (Jory Nash)
  • Steve Dawson, Brother Sinner & the Whale (Kelly Joe Phelps), I Hear the Wind in the Wires (Jim Byrnes)
  • Valley Hennell, The Great Gazzoon: A Tall Tale With Tunes & Turbulence (Rick Scott)
Young Performer

Other special awards

Two special awards were handed out during the gala. Manitoba-based industry stalwart Mitch Podolak was honoured by his folk community peers as this year's Unsung Hero, a special award that highlights the exceptional contributions of an individual, group, or organization to the Canadian folk music scene. Victoria's Daniel Lapp is the recipient of the Folk Music Canada's Innovator Award for his work as a teacher, leader and song collector.[2]

References

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External links

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