Various: The Music of Wales: The Folk Collection.(Sound Recording Review)

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VARIOUS The Music of Wales: The Folk Collection Sain 2459

VARIOUS Telyn Y Celt: Trad Harps Sain 2397

The Welsh label Sain is committed to bringing Welsh-Gaelic singing and the cultural traditions of Wales, to a wider audience. From the male vocal choirs for which Wales is famous, to the music of the daunting triple harp, to the tradition of long solo ballads and stories, they have tried to bring the distinctive sound of Welsh music to new generations of listeners. The Music of Wales: The Folk Collection includes previously released selections from 15 ...

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