Note from the arranger
This popular melody started out as a Polish folk song. In the 1940s, it morphed its way into both Country and Bluegrass standards, especially as a fiddle tune. When it was recorded by Hank Thompson in 1962, “Westphalia Waltz” was a slow, romantic waltz. Since then, it has become a faster Texas waltz. Frankie Yankovic recorded it as “You Are My One True Love” in 1968.
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Harp and Flute version
Harp and Oboe version
Harp and Clarinet version
Harp and Bassoon version
Harp and French Horn version
Harp and Trumpet in B-flat version
Harp and Soprano Saxophone version
Harp and Alto Saxophone version
Harp and Violin version
Harp and Viola version
Harp and Cello version






























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