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Why do we fall for the folk fallacy? : the folk traditions celebrated in this year's Prom concerts should not be taken too seriously / says Adrian Mourby

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ArticlePublication details: 1997.Description: 1 sheet : ill., b&w photo ; 30 x 21 cmSubject(s):

Summary: Classical composers & folk music.

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Photocopy article from Daily Telegraph July 1997.

Classical composers & folk music.