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Gunn, Douglas

Douglas Gunn specialises in early music and is perhaps best known for his work with the Douglas Gunn Ensemble. He has made a special study of music by Irish composers of the 17th and 18th centuries and has arranged, performed and recorded much of Carolan's music. He is also a composer.

• Near Definitive Work on Carolan
  July/August 2001
• Music in 17th and 18th Century Dublin: Part 1
  January/February 2003
• Music in 17th and 18th Century Dublin: Part 2
  March/April 2003
• Music in 18th-Century Cork
  September/October 2003

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