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Rhiannon Giddens and Francesco Turrisi performed an NPR Music Tiny Desk Home Concert from Dublin. The set includes four "old songs," as Giddens calls them—"'cause with these kinds of emotions, the old songs say it best." You can watch it here. "They're finding comfort in being together, making music together, thinking of their families in both Italy and the United States, and hoping to comfort us all with some down-home tunes," says NPR's Bob Boilen. "And with banjos, fiddles, a bodhrán, and that stunning voice, it sure worked for me!"

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Rhiannon Giddens and Francesco Turrisi performed an NPR Music Tiny Desk Home Concert from Turrisi's home in Dublin. The set includes four "old songs," as Giddens calls them—"'cause with these kinds of emotions, the old songs say it best": "Black As Crow," "Carolina Gals," "Last Chance," and a Spiritual. You can watch it below.

"They're finding comfort in being together, making music together, thinking of their families in both Italy and the United States, and hoping to comfort us all with some down-home tunes," says NPR's Bob Boilen. "And with banjos, fiddles, a bodhrán, and that stunning voice, it sure worked for me!" You can read more at npr.org.

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Rhiannon Giddens, Francesco Turrisi: NPR Tiny Desk Home Concert, May 2020
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    Watch: Rhiannon Giddens, Francesco Turrisi Perform NPR Tiny Desk Home Concert
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    Rhiannon Giddens and Francesco Turrisi performed an NPR Music Tiny Desk Home Concert from Turrisi's home in Dublin. The set includes four "old songs," as Giddens calls them—"'cause with these kinds of emotions, the old songs say it best": "Black As Crow," "Carolina Gals," "Last Chance," and a Spiritual. You can watch it below.

    "They're finding comfort in being together, making music together, thinking of their families in both Italy and the United States, and hoping to comfort us all with some down-home tunes," says NPR's Bob Boilen. "And with banjos, fiddles, a bodhrán, and that stunning voice, it sure worked for me!" You can read more at npr.org.

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