Spellemannprisen

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Spellemannprisen is Norway’s premier annual music award, often referred to as the Norwegian equivalent of the Grammy Awards.

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Spellemannprisen canonical 6
Spellemann Awards 1
Spellemannprisen Awards 1

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Norwegian music award
music award
alsoKnownAs Spellemann Awards
linked to: Spellemannprisen

Spellemannprisen Awards
linked to: Spellemannprisen
awardFor excellence in Norwegian music
broadcastOn Norwegian television
country Norway
describedAs Norwegian equivalent of the Grammy Awards
firstAwarded 1973
frequency annual
genre children's music
classical music
folk music
hip hop
jazz
metal
popular music
traditional music
hasAwardCategory children's music
classical
folk
hip hop
jazz
metal
open category
pop
rock
tonight's hit
traditional music
hasPart Album of the Year
Honorary Award
Music Video of the Year
Newcomer of the Year
Producer of the Year
Song of the Year
Songwriter of the Year
Årets Spellemann
linked to: Spellemannprisen
inception 1973
languageOfName Norwegian
locationOfCeremony Oslo
notableRecipient A-ha
Aurora
Karpe
Kygo
Röyksopp
Sigrid
organizer IFPI Norge
linked to: IFPI
selectionMethod industry jury
jury voting
significance Norway's premier annual music award

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Oslo Spektrum hosts Spellemannprisen
Ane Brun hasWon Spellemannprisen
Leif Ove Andsnes hasWonPrize Spellemannprisen
Jan Garbarek awardReceived Spellemannprisen
Alexander Rybak hasWon Spellemannprisen
Spellemannprisen alsoKnownAs Spellemann Awards
linked to: Spellemannprisen
Spellemannprisen alsoKnownAs Spellemannprisen Awards
linked to: Spellemannprisen
Spellemannprisen hasPart Årets Spellemann
linked to: Spellemannprisen
Nico & Vinz awardReceived Spellemannprisen