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Un Milione Di Voci (2002) is the debut album by the Italian progressive rock band Periferia Del Mondo. The band, whose name translates to "Periphery of the World," is known for its blend of progressive rock, symphonic elements, and influences from both Italian rock traditions and international progressive scenes.

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2013 Canadian Folk Music Awards Winner! With an Irish/Scottish heritage, Kiérah demonstrates her love and mastery of the fiddle. After 14 years of classical training combined with 13 years of learning and performing Celtic fiddle music, Kiérah is a "fiddler extraordinaire". Her playing radiates with the love she has for traditional (and not so traditional) Celtic music - always playing with the clear and precise intonation for which she is known. After spending time in Ireland she was inspired by the music, the musicians, the history and the kindness of the people - much of which is reflected on the album.

Un Milione Di Voci (2002) is the debut album by the Italian progressive rock band Periferia Del Mondo. The band, whose name translates to "Periphery of the World," is known for its blend of progressive rock, symphonic elements, and influences from both Italian rock traditions and international progressive scenes.