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I found an amazing number of the "Midnight Waltz" - all VERY DIFFERENT, but ALL played on the Violin, Viola or Cello!
"Midnight Waltz" by Franck van der Heijden and David Garrett.
Midnight Waltz - 1st part Violin Sheet Music Play-along
Midnight Waltz Violin Video Play-along with Shifting (David Garrett version)
"Midnight Waltz" - fiddling Texas style?
"Midnight Waltz" - this one is an Adam Hurst composition, guess he doesn't always work alone.
"Midnight Waltz" - on the Cajun side, by the Basin Brothers! I have also seen this called by it's name in French, "Valse de minuit".
...there's more!
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More "Midnight Waltz"!
"Midnight Waltz" - a great Cajun version (NO SINGING!) from Michael Doucet, with Beausoleil.
"Midnight Waltz" - composed by Alice Clemens and performed by Aaron & Danielle.
"A Midnight Waltz" - not sure if this is composed by Jason Liang (?) - performed by the Sunny Hills HS String Orchestra.
"Midnight Waltz" - an old one from the Stripling Brothers (Australia).
"Midnight Waltz" - from Duo Mosaic. Fun - reminds me of some midnights of my youth. 🙄
...still more!
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Still more "Midnight Waltz"!
"Midnight Waltz" - by Michel Brouillette.
"Midnight Waltz" - from Byron Berline.
"Midnight Waltz" - late 1920's tune from the Kessinger Brothers.
"Midnight Waltz" - an Australian version collected from Stan Treacy, played by Dave Johnson.
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Forgot I wanted to add these to the mix - seems to be a "Midnight Waltz" for everyone!
"Midnight Waltz" - another very early recording version by fiddler Narmour and Smith - a famous Mississippi duo of the 1920's & 30's.
An unusual "Midnight Waltz" from Graham Keith Gouldman & Graeme Pleeth.
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