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Cripple No More
04:20
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Fantevalsen
04:39
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Fred's
05:39
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Messing
03:44
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Fionn's
06:21
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Coilsfield House
04:40
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Waltz for Lorraine
04:16
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Sylvia Rae's
03:31
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Banjoy
03:13
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Amy Geddes Edinburgh, UK
Amy is at the forefront of contemporary Scottish Fiddle playing as a performer, teacher and composer. Her style has developed over the years through playing with musicians not just at home but in places such as Ireland, Norway, Canada & India. This results in an assured sound firmly rooted in Scotland but enhanced by an increasingly broad wealth of musical experience. ... more
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