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Svanevit
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Grönalundsmarschen
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Önskepolska
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Jag minnes dig
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PD 146
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Fiskeskär
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Lagerfeldt
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Bältet
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Evigheten
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Din klara sol
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Adjö farväl
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Nu haver denna dag
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Erik Ask-Upmark Lund, Sweden
Erik Ask-Upmark is one of very few harpists focusing on Scandinavian music on the Celtic harp. He is a Swedish "Riksspelman" (Musician of the Realm) who also plays the Baroque harp and many other early instruments with his groups Svanevit, Dråm and Falsobordone as well as occasionally with larger ensembles such as Concerto Copenhagen and Ensemble Mare Balticum, and tours all over the world. ... more
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