Obituaries: Hugh Edwin Shields (1929-2008)
Lays, Balhds, Come-All-Yes and Other Songs (1993), which describes almost a thousand years of song repertory and performance practice in an Ireland whose population moved, during that time, as a result of conquest and language shift, from being Irish, through being resentful British subjects, to bec...
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