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As part of the Cultures of Sound Network, Memorial is collaborating with the Canadian Museum of History to create an online archive of historic field recordings of music and narrative from Gaelic speaking communities in Canada.

As part of the Cultures of Sound Network, Memorial is collaborating with the Canadian Museum of History to create an online archive of historic field recordings of music and narrative from Gaelic speaking communities in Canada.

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