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MacMaster和Leahy演奏小提琴

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Natalie MacMaster和她的音乐伙伴Donnell Leahy演奏了几段布雷顿角传统音乐——一种活泼、充满感情的民间小提琴音乐。他们灵感四溅的合作会让你随着音乐一起拍手(甚至舞蹈)。

Natalie MacMaster is a star of Cape Breton fiddling, a Canadian tradition with Scottish roots. Her energetic style and virtuoso talent has brought her star billing on the international folk circuit. Full bio »

Translated into Chinese, Simplified by Yi Shao
Reviewed by Dennis Guo
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