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Frank’s Album Sampler

diskriminatsiya Christopher Lee (flute), Samantha Chang (flute) more... 11:04
Diverging Crossroads Frank Horvat (piano) more... 08:32
Void Laura Swankey (vocals), Frank Horvat (piano) more... 10:01
I Wait For You Edwin Huizinga (violin), Erika Nielsen (cello), Gregory Millar (piano) more... 03:44
Return to East Aleppo Frank Horvat (piano) more... 05:09
fishworshipper The Frank Horvat Band more... 03:06
The Man, the Snake and the Fox, movt. 5 Ron Korb (flute), Ralitsa Tcholakova (violin), Benjamin Smith (piano) more... 01:54
Starsky & Hutch Frank Horvat (piano) more... 03:36
The Hurting Game The Frank Horvat Band more... 01:35
The Week After Frank Horvat (piano) more... 10:06
The Dignity Song Romy Mounzer (vocals), Frank Horvat (piano) more... 04:39

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