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"Ballad of the Southern Cross" (Songs with an unknown composer/lyricist ("Traditional"))
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"Feller from Fortune" (Songs with an unknown composer/lyricist ("Traditional"))
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"A Great Big Sea Hove In Long Beach" (Songs with an unknown composer/lyricist ("Traditional"))
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"Up She Rises" - Bob Porter (Songs with a known composer/lyricist)
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"Newfoundland Party" (Songs with an unknown composer/lyricist ("Traditional"))
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"The Badger Drive" - John V. Devine (Songs with a known composer/lyricist)
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Newfoundland’s native residents are the Indians and eskimos, who have their own unique style of music. In the early 17th century, as France and Britain raced to establish colonies in Canada, immigrants brought their own traditional music. After the 18th century, European professional music became increasingly popular in Newfoundland. Therefore, Newfoundland Music is a kind of music with many factors.
Newfoundland’s professional music education has nearly a hundred years of history, at the end of the last world, Newfoundland’s music performing arts career has become increasingly prosperous, the world has emerged a number of Newfoundland songs, including known composers and some lost music. The random tool generated 88 great tracks to help those interested in Newfoundland search for great music faster. If you want to learn more about music in Newfoundland, check out these titles and search for them.
Click the "Display All Items" button and you will get a list of Newfoundland songs.
