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I will sing of what I know : fifty lyrics, ritual songs, and ballads from the Kanteletar

Keith Bosley, Senni Timonen

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Fifty poems of lyrics and ballads from Kanteletar composed and sung by generations of men and women living ordinary lives and arranged by Elias Lonnrot, whose best known work is the Kalevala.

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Fifty poems of lyrics and ballads from Kanteletar composed and sung by generations of men and women living ordinary lives and arranged by Elias Lonnrot, whose best known work is the Kalevala.

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Fifty poems of lyrics and ballads from Kanteletar composed and sung by generations of men and women living ordinary lives and arranged by Elias Lonnrot, whose best known work is the Kalevala.

Key concepts: Ballad, Lyrics, Poetry, Literature, Art, History

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