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first corner
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wood
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river
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rose
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ruin
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rocks
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The Ciderhouse Rebellion England, UK
Two virtuoso musicians playing some of the most startling and original music you will ever encounter. Compelling, exciting
and utterly original" Phil Beer
The duo brings together master accordionist Murray Grainger and fiddle player Adam Summerhayes.
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