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+import type Scotsoun from '../../types/Scotsoun';
+
+const cd: Scotsoun = {
+ title: 'Neil Munro',
+ subtitle: '1863-1930',
+ 'long-name': 'Scotsoun Makars Series – George Campell Hay',
+ author: 'Neil Munro',
+ 'cd-count': 1,
+ price: '11.00',
+ 'scotsoun-id': '121',
+ description: {
+ sco: `
+ In Mey 1977, Renni McOwan arranged fur the Stirlin an Glesga memmers o the National Trust
+ for Scotland tae veisit the Neil Munro kintra, cryin the event “It’s a Far Cry to Loch Awe.”
+ Dr Campbell, David Angus an Morag Murray hae deed else, but the speirit o the occasion is
+ here expresst as a thochtie mindin – but the talent o Neil Munro bides ever on.'
+ `,
+ 'en-GB': `
+ In May 1977 Rennie McOwan arranged a visit to the Neil Munro country entitled “It’s a Far
+ Cry to Loch Awe” for Stirling and Glasgow members of The National Trust for Scotland. Dr
+ Campbell, David Angus and Morag Murray have since died but the spirit of the occasion is
+ here captured as a poignant minding – but the talent of Neil Munro lives on.
+ `,
+ },
+ 'track-list': ['Crodh Chailein sung', 'Extract from Fancy Farm'],
+};
+
+export default cd;