Folk song : Scotland; Wales

Material type: Music

MusicPublisher number: 22883 | BBCPublication details: BBC, 1952.Description: 1 sound disc : analog, 78 rpmAvailable additional physical forms:

Front dubbed to CDA BBC 82, back dubbed to CDA BBC 102.

Contents:

A (Front). Folk Songs, Scotland: 1-9 Fragments of Puert a Beul [mouth music] and song survivals / singers: R. McKinnon (1, 2, 4-7), P. McGillivray (3, 9), D. McGilliveray (8). Islay Dec 1952. BBC Collection (S. Ennis) -- B. (Back). Folk Songs, Wales: 1. The stormy winds may blow (shanty) (3'00") -- 2. Leisha (1'28") / sung by William Howell, Fishguard, August 1953. BBC Collection (S. Ennis).

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Title notes ( 4 )

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Item type	Home library	Shelving location	Class number	Materials specified	Status	Date due	Barcode
Sound Recordings	VWML	Storage	SAD 1029 (Browse shelf(Opens below))		Reference only		SR03426

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Sound disc, analog.

Musical instruments: Voice.

Front dubbed to CDA BBC 82, back dubbed to CDA BBC 102.

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