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Septet No. 1
05:50
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Song For My Grandfather
09:50
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Septet No. 2
06:18
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Secret Cosmos
04:29
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Blues Variations
06:09
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Isabelle
07:22
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Sailing
04:16
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Daniel Schnyder New York, New York
Daniel Schnyder is known as a composer/performer with a dynamic reputation in both jazz and classical fields. He recorded over ten CDs of his own music for Enja Records, Col Legno, Koch Jazz, CCnc, Universal, BIS, TCB, Arabesque and Red Records. As a performer Daniel toured and recorded with many well-known classical musicians, world music artists and jazz players. ... more
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