Greg
Mr. Ainslie is very innovative, superb modern album between modern and trad !
Cheers
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SCIENCE OF LIFE
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WOUNDED FOREST
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RAPA NUI
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ABSINTHE IN ARANYA
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EMERGENCY OPERATION
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CROSS OF THREADS
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HAPPY HIDEAWAY
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GIFT OF GODS
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WISDOM IN THE CHAOS
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VANAVASA
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CONCRETE JUNGLE
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MAYBE ANOTHER TIME
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Ross Ainslie Glasgow, UK
Ross Ainslie is one of Scotland’s finest traditional musicians and composers, highly sought after on the Scottish
contemporary folk scene for his skill on pipes, whistles and cittern.
Ream More here www.rossainslie.com/biography/
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Kinnaris Quintet alternates wonderfully between sweet warmth and rapturous joy. They accomplish what all good folk music aims at. It's very difficult to make an instrumental album of this length not start to all sound the same, but every track on Free One is so well constructed as to be chapters of a moving story, finally deeply satisfied by the conclusion of the title track. By jolts and false starts it alludes to brokenness without drowning in it. It's full of a realism that sees the ugliness of the real world and yet chooses joy, and this to me is what it truly means to be free.
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