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SteveK wrote:Anyone interested in this thread might be also interested in Gerald Trimble's work. He was the first cittern player to record a CD of Celtic music. He sees a connection between The Cantigas de Santa Maria and its influences and other Celtic music. He has a CD called Celtic Cantigas.

http://geraldtrimble.com/
There's a wonderful CD of cantigas, including the ones by Martin Codax, called "Cantigas de Amigo" recorded by the Alcatraz Ensemble with the Kitka Women's Vocal Ensemble. It's on the Dorian label and Amazon have it.

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