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Choir concert in Varpið

The culture house in Klaksvík

Two faroese choirs - Morgunkórið and the choir in the church in Klaksvík - have a charity concert in Varpið in Klaksvík.

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Varpið

2 Klaksviksvegur

Norðoyggjar

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