her first indie recording, released in 2000. In 2002, Moore launched an occasional performing collaboration with folk musician Lester Quitzau. Moore and Quitzau subsequently married in 2002. Together they released an album in 2004 entitled Oh My!. Her most recent appearance is a song on Quitzau's 2009 album The Same Light. "Folklore", released in 2011, and Moore's second indie release, was nominated for two Canadian Folk Music Awards. "Folklore" is an ode to Canada, an exploration of friendship and for the first time features Moore on the Appalachian mountain dulcimer, an instrument that she has played since the mid-'70s. In fact, "Rain Song" was written in 1979 but never previously recorded. The record features Joby Baker (Cowboy Junkies, Alex Cuba), Rick May, Marc Atkinson, Daniel Lapp and Scott Sheerin. Discography Singles Albums References External links Mae Moore – Official site for music Living people Canadian women singer-songwriters Canadian singer-songwriters Musicians from Brandon, Manitoba Musicians from Vancouver Canadian women pop singers 20th-century Canadian women singers 21st-century Canadian women singers Year of birth missing (living people)