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Music of Scotland - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia |
 | | Scottish traditional music, although influencing and being influenced by both Irish traditional music and English traditional music, is very much a creature unto itself, and, despite the popularity of various international pop music forms, remains a vital and living tradition. |
| | The history of the guitar in traditional music is recent; equally so is that of the cittern and bouzouki, which in the forms used in Scottish and Irish music only date to the late 1960s. |
| | Music had long been primarily a solo affair, until The Clutha, a Glasgow-based group, began solidifying the idea of a Celtic band, which eventually consisted of fiddle or pipes leading the melody, and bouzouki and guitar along with the vocals. |
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