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For article draft: List of awards in Malta[edit]
This is a list of awards originating from Malta, organised by type of award.
Beauty peagents[edit]
Literary awards[edit]
Music awards[edit]
Orders, decorations, and medals[edit]
- Malta George Cross Fiftieth Anniversary Medal
- Malta Independence Fiftieth Anniversary Medal
- Malta Self-Government Re-introduction Seventy-Fifth Anniversary Medal
- Medal of Merit (Malta)
- Midalja għall-Qadi tar-Repubblika
- Midalja għall-Qlubija
- National Order of Merit (Malta)
- Xirka Ġieħ ir-Repubblika
Sports awards[edit]
Television and film awards[edit]
Awards tables[edit]
Malta Music Awards 1998[edit]
The 1998 Malta Music Awards were held at the Mediterranean Conference Centre.[1]
| Category | Winners | Source |
|---|---|---|
| Best Newcomer | Leontine | [1] |
| Best CD | Power Play - X-Tend | |
| Best CD Compilation | Home Made Jams | |
| Best Lyrics | It-Teatru - Enzo Gusman | |
| Best CD Sleeve | Home Made Jams - Matthew Mangion | |
| Best Male Singer | Alfred Rapa | |
| Best Female Singer | Debbie Scerri | |
| Best Band | Winter Moods | |
| Best Author | Ray Mahoney | |
| Best CD in Maltese | Ward Aħmar Għal Ommi - Alfred Rapa | |
| Best Recording Engineer | Philip Vella | |
| Best Composer | Ray Agius | |
| Classical Music Award | Carmine Lauri (Violin) | |
| International Award | Sharleen Spiteri (Texas) |
Malta Music Awards 1999[edit]
The Malta Music Awards 1999 were held on October 20 at the Mediterranean Conference Centre.[2]
| Category | Winners | Source |
|---|---|---|
| Best Male Singer | Fabrizio Faniello | [2] |
| Best Female Singer | Chiara | |
| Best Group | Characters | |
| Best C.D. | Rockomotive - Blade | |
| Best C.D. Compilation | Song for Europe | |
| Best C.D. in Maltese | Kuntrasti - New Chapter | |
| Best Video | Rain | |
| Best Composer | Ray Agius | |
| Best Author | Mario Fenech Caruana | |
| Best Recording Engineer | David Vella-Howard | |
| Best Maltese Lyrics | Kuntrasti - Josef Delicata | |
| Best C.D. Sleeve | Rockomotive - Blade (Ian Buhagiar) | |
| Most Promising Artist | Olivia Lewis | |
| Classical Music Award | Simon Schembri |
- ^ a b "The Malta Music Awards 1998". mmm.com.mt. Archived from the original on 27 January 2013. Retrieved 27 November 2022.
- ^ a b "The Malta Music Awards 1999". mmm.com.mt. Archived from the original on 27 January 2022. Retrieved 27 November 2022.
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