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Prelude
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Caravan
03:55
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Night
03:04
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Might Have Been
02:40
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Odyssey, part 1
04:11
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Odyssey, part 2
03:23
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Odyssey, part 3
02:44
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Repose
03:30
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Cathedral
03:58
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Alchemy
04:08
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Hope
01:15
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Urban Nocturne
03:17
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Dance of the Misfits
03:15
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I'll Not Be Weary
02:26
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How We Go On
04:56
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Mark Sylvester Silver Spring, Maryland
Composer and multi-instrumentalist Mark Sylvester regularly performs around the Washington, DC, area as a solo guitarist, as a singer/songwriter, and with numerous folk, world, classical, rock, and jazz groups. Mark's primary musical influences and interests include folk and world music, cool jazz, prog rock, minimalism, American primitive and contemporary guitar music, and J.S. Bach. ... more
Mark Sylvester recommends:
"You Call That Brave" (album)
by Ms. Fridrich
Just piano, drums, and layered voices--great songwriting, arranging, and recording.
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