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Carols from Trinity
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Album: Carols from Trinity
Artist: Trinity College Choir
Release Date: 11/23/1993
Genre: Classical

27 carols (old and new) from renowned Trinity College Choir, with Richard Marlow. Classic and elegant. ~ Michael Erlewine, All Music Guide

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