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Mearc 1
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Iain James Veitch Wales, UK
Iain James Veitch is a Scottish/Welsh composer based in the UK
Previously known as Ian Lawson,
research into his family history revealed that, except for a quirk of fate, the family name should have been Veitch.
Ian decided to rehabilitate this old family name, particularly as the pieces on his debut album are musical portraits of people and places related to his Scottish ancestry.
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