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Wild Mountain's Thyme
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Soraidh leis an áit
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Fields of Gold
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Yellow on the Broom
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Fill-iù oro hù o
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Da Fetlar Lullaby
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Ae fond kiss
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The Parting Glass
03:19
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Elena Piras Oxford, UK
Elena inherited her father’s love of singing, particularly folk music, singing in church choirs and even appearing on Italian TV. She co-founded and toured with the successful London Bulgarian choir until she moved to Scotland where her work at the Royal Scottish Academy of Art gave her the opportunity to become fully immersed in the local music scene performing at the Edinburgh Fringe. ... more
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