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An Lon Dubh | Belfast
Lon Dubh (three part harmony trio) plus support from Anna Ling, Branwen and Anna Anise at The Barrel House, Totnes on 15 May 2024
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An Lon Dubh = The Blackbird: A Collection of Twenty-eight Gaelic Songs, With Music, in Two-part Harmony, Intended for Use in the Schools of the Highlands, but All the Songs Are Suitable
Galway Hooker Sailing Club Projects - An Lon Dubh "The Backbird" — Galway Hooker Sailing Club
Lon-dubh (Blackbird) - song and lyrics by Julie Fowlis | Spotify
An Lon Dubh | Belfast
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