Auld Lang Syne AUDIO VOCAL

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Auld Lang Syne written in 1788 by Scottish poet Robert Burns it is set to the tune of a traditional folk song. It is most often heard to celebrate the start of the new year at midnight on New Year's Day.

Title: Auld lang syne, Performer: Frank C. Stanley. Issue Number/Label: 1267: Indestructible Record. Year of Release: [1910]

Indestructible Record: 1267. Note: Year of release from "The Indestructible Record Company - Albany, N.Y., United States" by Major H.H. Annand, (1970). Note: Distributed by the Columbia Phonograph Company.

Note: Baritone solo with orchestra accompaniment. Collection Name: William R. Moran collection. Composer/Performer: Burns, Robert, 1759-1796. Composer/Performer: Stanley, Frank C., 1868-1910. Subject: Folk music--Scotland. Subject: Songs (Medium voice)

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