Paul Kelly’s Thirteen Ways to Look at Birds wins Best Classical Album
The singer-songwriter’s collaboration with Alice Keath, James Ledger and the Seraphim Trio has taken out the classical category in the 2019 ARIA Awards.
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The singer-songwriter’s collaboration with Alice Keath, James Ledger and the Seraphim Trio has taken out the classical category in the 2019 ARIA Awards.
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