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The Musical settings section I added was previously removed as unsourced. I have restored it with sources for each work and claim, and removed what couldn't be sourced properly. Please feel free to comment, correct, and add works, as the tradition of Leino's poems to music is a rich tradition and integral part of its reception. Musiktheaterpedia ( talk) 15:23, 18 December 2023 (UTC)