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PUBLISHER: The Hardie Press

FORMAT: Paperback

ISBN: 9780946868155

RRP: £12.95

PAGES: 174

PUBLICATION DATE:
October 31, 1995

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Come Gie’s a Sang

Sheila Douglas

Celebrating the Silver Jubilee of the Traditional Music and Song Association of Scotland, this song book contains 73 traditional unaccompanied songs. Each song has been transcribed from a different singer and contains the verse texts and the melody line. Appendix notes provide information on the singers and the songs.

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