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[isiscolo]

Last night I found myself desperately earwormed by something I thought that maybe I had heard on my new favorite internet radio station, Folk Radio UK (which is entirely commercial-free and listener-supported, and easy to donate to by PayPal, and if you like the kind of music I do you should check it out), but I could only remember a couple of

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[luzula]

Cool. *downloads* I love tracking songs across languages like that.

For example, I kind of collect versions of "The Two Sisters", which is a Child ballad that also appears in many versions across Scandinavia. I've also heard it done as a bluegrass song. I and my sister sometimes perform one of the Swedish versions, playacting the different parts. I play the part of the evil sister. *g*

Oh, and I'll check out that internet radio station. I hardly ever listen to internet radio--maybe I should start.

[isiscolo]

Hee, yes, you know how thrilled I was with the Ravnene/Twa Corbies pair!

We have a music system called Sonos which plays our mp3s from our hard drive on our home stereo, and also has links to various internet radio stations. That's how I discovered it.

[isiscolo]

Between Folk Radio UK and CBC Classical out of Toronto, I pretty much have all my "background music while working" musical needs covered.

[sophinisba]

Neat! I don't have anything to offer in return but thanks very much for the files. I used to study Polish and but I don't have much music in Polish so this is great.

[isiscolo]

Have more!

[sophinisba]

\o/ Thank you thank you!

[isiscolo]

And don't forget to drill down another post to get the other album. I don't feel too guilty about offering this stuff because man, what a pain to buy.

[ruric]

Snagging the songs and thanks so much for the link to Awesome Radio Station! *G*

[isiscolo]

You're very welcome.

[barkley]

Thanks for the songs!

[isiscolo]

Enjoy!