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Title:
Phil Coulter ~ Going Home
Description:
Another of Phil's Masterpieces! This time it's his take on Dvořák's Symphony No. 9 in E minor 'From The New World', Op. 95 - II. Largo. Or as some of you might know it, the 1973 Hovis Bread advert backing track. This time around I've added a fe pics of the Scottish Highlands for your pleasure. Enjoy :-D
Author:
GlasgowCeltic88
Tags:
Phil, Coulter, Going, Home, Dvořák, New, World, Symphony,
Phil Coulter ~ Going Home
Description:
Another of Phil's Masterpieces! This time it's his take on Dvořák's Symphony No. 9 in E minor 'From The New World', Op. 95 - II. Largo. Or as some of you might know it, the 1973 Hovis Bread advert backing track. This time around I've added a fe pics of the Scottish Highlands for your pleasure. Enjoy :-D
Author:
GlasgowCeltic88
Tags:
Phil, Coulter, Going, Home, Dvořák, New, World, Symphony,
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