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Jay Ungar

American folk musician and composer (born November 14, 1946 in New York City). He plays mainly fiddle. He's the father of [a=Ruth Ungar]. Best known for "Ashokan Farewell" (1982), originally composed as a lament, which was used as the theme tune to the Ken Burns documentary, The Civil War (1990).

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• The Original Transatlantic Sessions Volume Two
• The Original Transatlantic Sessions Volume One
• The Original Transatlantic Sessions Volume Three
• Songs; The Rose Of The Night; Eight Poems Of Emily Dickinson
• The Original Transatlantic Sessions - Transatlantic Sessions 1
• Ashokan Farewell - Beautiful Dreamer: Songs Of Stephen Foster
• Laments & Dances - Music From the Folk Traditions
• Banjo Manikin
• Dance Of A Child's Dreams
• Dance Of A Child's Dreams
• Laments & Dances Music From The Folk Traditions
• Rip Van Winkle
• American Dreamer: Songs of Stephen Foster
• Catskill Mountain Goose Chase
• Jay & Lyn: Songs, Ballads & Fiddle Tunes
• Sullivan Ballou Letter / Ashokan Farewell
• Tramps & Hawkers
• Once In A Million Moons
• A Song Of Home (An American Musical Journey)
• The Lovers' Waltz
• Sullivan Ballou Letter/Ashokan Farewell
• The Best Of Fiddle Fever
• The Civil War - Original Soundtrack Recording
• Fiddle Fever
• You've Been a Friend to Me
• XXV
• Ensemble
• Tonada
• 1984/2020 (Live)
• 50 / 50
• Ocean
• Channel Surfing
• Soil In The Sky
• Nae Sweets For Shy Bairns
• Heart Beat
• Whole World Round
• My Journey
• Peaceful Piano: A Journey To Complete Relaxation
• Paper Jam
• Okkard
• Sasquatch With An Alien On Its Head
• Singing Bass Trombone
• I Walk the Road Again
• 1967-2017
• CCC Volume XIII 2012, 2017 Jack Owned A House
• 75 Years Of Inspiring Excellence 1941-2016
• The Final Waltz
• Like The Snow
• Roots Music Made In Brooklyn
• Duo

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