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Celtic music [r]: The traditional or folk music that originates from countries or regions that, until a few hundred years ago, used Celtic languages, and especially Ireland and Scotland. ^[e] (the modern folkloristic music genre)
List of European folk music traditions [r]: Add brief definition or description

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 ==Celts==
-*[[Celts|The Celts]]
+{{r|Celts|The Celts}}
-*[[Celtic languages]]
+{{r|Celtic languages}}
-*[[Celtic nations]]
+{{r|Celtic nations}}
-*[[Celtic polytheism]]
+{{r|Celtic polytheism}}
-*[[Hallstatt culture]]
+{{r|Hallstatt culture}}
-*[[La Tène culture]]
+{{r|La Tène culture}}
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+{{r|Celtiberians}}
-*[[Celtiberians]]
+{{r|Gaul|Gallia}}
-*[[Gaul|Gallia]]
+{{r|Germania}}
-*[[Germania]]
+{{r|Goths}}
-*[[Goths]]
 ==Music==
 ===Instruments===
-*[[Bagpipes]]
+{{r|Bagpipe|Bagpipes}}
-*[[Lituus]]
+{{r|Lituus}}
-*[[Lur]]
+{{r|Lur}}
-*[[Ancient Roman instruments]]
+{{r|Ancient Roman instruments}}
-*[[Ancient Greek instruments]]
+{{r|Ancient Greek instruments}}
 ===Ancient music===
-*[[Ancient Roman music]]
+{{r|Ancient Roman music}}
-*[[Ancient Greek music]]
+{{r|Ancient Greek music}}
-*[[Etruscan music]]
+{{r|Etruscan music}}
 ===Later folklore and modern===
-*[[Celtic music]] (the modern folkloristic music genre)
+{{r|Celtic music}} (the modern folkloristic music genre)
-*[[List of European folk music traditions]]
+{{r|List of European folk music traditions}}
 ==Other==
-*[[Etruscan civilization]]
+{{r|Etruscan civilization}}
-*[[Dacians]]
+{{r|Dacians}}
-*[[Phoenicia]]
+{{r|Phoenicia}}
-*[[Thracians]]
+{{r|Thracians}}
+==Articles related by keyphrases (Bot populated)==