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From:	Manthorp	15 Jul 2018 14:23
To:	graphitone	12 of 15

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Some good choices in there. If you like Gregorian chant, try one I mentioned earlier: Columba Aspexit, by the Abbess Hildegard of Bingen. Try and find the version by Emma Kirkby and The Gothic Voices (I think). It's plainsong, not Gregorian, but it's stunning. "We all have flaws, and mine is being wicked." James Thurber, The Thirteen Clocks 1951 www.mynameislegion.org

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From:	Philander99	15 Jul 2018 17:59
To:	ALL	13 of 15

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Thank you so much dude. Actually I am newbie here and love to hear different kind of songs all the time. Whenever I don't have much work in hand I listen music.

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From:	graphitone	15 Jul 2018 20:39
To:	Manthorp	14 of 15

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Just checked it out on Youtube, which didn't yield the version you mentioned, but one the one I did find, wow, that's beautiful piece. I wonder what the instrumentation is? I want it to be a bladderpipe, inasmuch as it's a funny name. I suspect it's a kind of early harpsicord. Edit: Also found this version. I have no idea why the pianist got a credit for this :C Drawings n' that PIBEES

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From:	Manthorp	15 Jul 2018 20:50
To:	graphitone	15 of 15

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Despite the lack of ascription, that's the Kirkby/Gothic Voices version. I would have gone with some kind of drone harmonium - the sort they use a lot in Indian classical - but my sleeve notes say it's a reed drone, so I guess something a bit bagpipey. "We all have flaws, and mine is being wicked." James Thurber, The Thirteen Clocks 1951 www.mynameislegion.org

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