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Over the Isles Set
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The Duck
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This Gloom On My Soul
04:17
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Cutty's Wedding Set
04:52
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A Bhradag Dhubh
04:28
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Bonnie at Morn
03:16
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Standfast
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Elizabeth and Ben Anderson Boston, Massachusetts
Elizabeth and Ben Anderson, a Boston-based Scottish fiddle and cello duo, has an enthusiastic following in the U.S. and internationally. They have played to full houses at iconic Boston venues The Burren and Club Passim, and have given popular performances and workshops as far away as France and Scotland. ... more
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