Get all 9 Matt Schwarz releases available on Bandcamp and save 35%.
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Morgan Meaghan
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Bransle
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Branle Gay
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Sollero Langdans
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Kringellek fran Gagnef
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Bianco Fiore
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Harvest Home
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Tanz
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Estampie
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Ex semine
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Var det Du
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Fairy Dance
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Parson's Farewell
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Matt Schwarz Bridgewater Township, New Jersey
Matthew H Schwarz moves between (and combines) the musical genres of classical, progressive rock, traditional and original folk, and heavy metal. His main instruments are guitar, harp, and flute. Sheet music can be found at www.sheetmusicplus.com/publishers/matthew-h-schwarz-sheet-music/3006990. ... more
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