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Logie Coldstone
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The Brae's o' Cromar
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Farewell to St Kilda
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The Warlock Stone
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Bonnie Henry Gordon
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Charlie Ritchie
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The Battle of Culblean
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Gordon Gray
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Balmoral Castle
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The Tarland Rant
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Paul Anderson Scotland, UK
Already something of a legend in the time honoured fiddle tradition of Scotland; Paul Anderson is the finest Scots fiddler of his generation, he is already something of an icon in Scotland, a fact duly recognised by two specially commissioned portraits of him, a life size one in Aberdeen Art Gallery and a study which is in the care of the National Portrait Gallery in Edinburgh. ... more
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