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Lord Nelson's Hornpipe
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Old Adam the poacher
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Bad earth waltz
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Trip to the cottage
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Hasty money
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Wren Music England, UK
Wren Music is a company of skilled, experienced and highly qualified professional musicians of international repute. In
addition to their artistic talent they also bring the qualities required by skilled educationalists.
Wren has 40 years experience in community music.
We enable hundreds of people every year to participate through traditional and folk music.
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