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Am Monadh Ruadh
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The Angel's Share
03:49
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The Bell of Ardclach
05:53
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Randolph's Leap - part 1
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Randolph's Leap - part 2
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Am Fear Liath Mòr
04:25
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Sueno's Stone
02:29
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Music O' Spey
03:28
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Lasses of Stewarton
04:25
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Calum Stewart Scotland, UK
Award winning, virtuoso Uilleann Piper Calum Stewart’s powerful and lyrical playing style, is rooted in the traditional
music of his native Northern Scotland. His distinct musical voice has been developed through collaborations within the Scottish and Irish traditions.
MG ALBA Scottish Traditional Instrumentalist of the Year 2018.
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