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mp3 Bit Rate
320kbps File size
1.5MB Length
0:39
Description: The Boars Head carol was the first carol to be published in English, the first print dating to 1521. It has been recorded by artists such as Steeleye Span. This arrangment is with piano and harp and makes a great fit for historical documentaries or Medieval and Renaissance period drama applications.
Track Info
- Track Number: 1126521
- Uploaded: 04/11/2014
- Plays: 168
- Favorites: 1
- IPI/CAE Number: 121212121
Cue Sheet Info
- Writer: Electron Planet - CAE # 625414267
- Writer PRO: BMI (U.S.)
- % Share: 100%
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