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Tritor - Madre de Deus
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Blondel - La spagna
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Medieval Music in the Dales England, UK
Medieval Music in the Dales is the UK's only festival of medieval music. We work to promote medieval music and the artists working with this repertoire, and produce an annual CD.
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