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The Covent Garden String Quartet Repertoire List THE COVENT GARDEN STRING QUARTET REPERTOIRE LIST New Additions Black Eyed Peas I Gotta Feelin' Beyonce Crazy In Love Madness It Must be Love Sam Smith Writing's on the Wall Christina Perri A Thousand Years Jason Mraz I'm Yours The Corrs Runaway Elle Goulding How Long Will I Love You? Robbie Williams Angels Bruno Mars Marry You Katy Perry Firework Elbow One Day Like This Radiohead Creep Nirvana Heart Shaped Box David Bowie The Man Who Sold the World David Bowie Heroes The Black Keys Gold on the Ceiling The Black Keys Tighten Up Oasis Wonderwall Kings of Leon Sex On Fire The Killers Mr Brightside Coldplay In My Place Coldplay Paradise Snow Patrol Chasing Cars Clean Bandit Rather Be Verve Bittersweet Symphony The Wannadies You and Me Song Keane Somewhere Only We Know Ed Sheeran Thinking Out Loud U2 With or Without You Bon Jovi Always Queen You're My Best Friend John Legend All of Me Idina Menzel Let it Go (Frozen) Adele Skyfall John Barry You Only Live Twice Hamlisch and Bayer Sager Nobody Does It Better Burt Bacharach Always Something There The Beatles Here Comes the Sun Beach Boys God Only Knows What I'd do Without You Mamas & Papas Dream a Little Dream The Moody Blues Nights in White Satin Berlin Take My Breath Away New Additions continued Stevie Wonder Signed Sealed Delivered Michael Jackson The Way You Make Me Feel Barry White You're the First the Last My Everything Van Morrison Brown Eyed Girl Wine and Bayer Sager Groovy Kind of Love Bob Dylan To Make You Feel My Love The Bee Gees How Deep is You Love Billy Joel She's Always a Woman to Me Roberta Flack First Time Ever I Saw Your Face The Temptations My Girl Ben E. King Stand By Me Dexys Midnight Runners Come on Eileen Elton John Can You Feel the Love Tonight? Elton John Your Song John Paul Young Love is in the Air Abba SOS Abba Mama Mia Abba Dancing Queen Turtles Happy Together Rolling Stones Paint it Black Rolling Stones Angie Richie Valens La Bamba Elvis Presley Can't Help Falling In Love With You Charles Aznavour She Jule Styne Let it Snow Sid Ramin Music to Watch the World Go By Henry Mancini Moon River Perez Prado Cherry Pink Osvaldo Fares Perhaps Perhaps Perhaps Luis Demetrio Sway Barry Stoller Match of the Day theme Ramin Djawadi Game of Thrones theme Ramin Djawadi Westworld theme (TV series) John Williams Schindlers List theme John Williams Raiders March (Raiders of the Losr Ark) John Williams The Throne Room (Star Wars) John Williams The Feather Theme (Forrest Gump) A. R. Rahman Jai Ho (Slumdog Millionaire) Villoldo, Discepolo & Catan El Choclo (Argentinian tango) Quarantotto, Sartori and Peterson Time to Say Goodbye Herold Clog Dance Saint-Saens The Swan Grieg Anitra's Dance Bellini Casta Diva Traditional Toss The Feathers Classical Music Albeniz Tango Bach Overture No.3 (Air on a G String) Bach Brandenburg Concerto No.3 Bach Double Violin Concerto in D Bach Wachet Auf Bach Jesu, Joy of Man’s Desiring Bach Ave Maria Beethoven Adagio Cantabile Beethoven Minuet Bizet Prelude to Carmen Bizet March from Carmen Bizet Carmen Fantasia Boccherini Celebrated Minuet Borodin First Polotsvian Dance Borodin Quartet No.2 Boyce Quartet in F Byrd Queens Alman Chopin Grande Valse Brillante Corelli Christmas Concerto Debusey Golliwogs Cake Walk Delibes Flower Duet from Lakme Denza Luigi Funiculi Funicula Dvorak Humouresque Dvorak Slavonic Dance Elgar Chanson de Matin Elgar Salut d’Amour Elgar Idylle Elgar Nimrod Faure Pavane Faure Tendresse Faure Berceuse Faure Siciliene Faure Kitty Valse Faure Les pas Espagnol Grainger Molly on the Shore Grainger Country Garden Grainger Handel in the Strand Grieg Holdenberg Suite Grieg Wedding Day at Troldhaugen Grieg Morning Grieg Norwegian Dance I, II, III, and IV. Hall Wedding of the Winds Handel Arrival of the Queen of Sheba Handel Departure of the Queen of Sheba Handel Water Music Handel La rejouissance from Royal Fireworks Handel Lascia ch'io piangia Classical Music continued Haydn Celebrated Quartets Haydn Serenade Haydn Andante Jenkins Palladio Macdowell A Deserted Farm Massenet Meditation (from Thais) Mascagni Intermezzo from Cavalleria Rusticana Mendelssohn Wedding Chorus Monti Czardas Moskowski Spanish Dance Mozart Quartet in C Mozart Flute Quartet in D Mozart Divertimenti I, II and III Mozart Celebrated Quartets Mozart Eine Kleine Nachtmusik Mozart Rondo alla Turka Mozart Presto (Musical Joke) Mozart Adagio in C Mozart Voi Che Sapete (from The Marriage of Figaro) Ofenbach Barcarolle Ofenbach Can Can Pachelbel Canon in D and Gigue Ponchielli Dance of the Hours Puccini Quando M’en Vo Puccini O Mio Babbino Caro Rachmaninov Vocalise Ravel Pavane Pour une Enfant Defunte Ravel Le Jardin FÈerique (from Mother Goose) Ravel Bolero Rossini The Thieving Magpie Rossini Barber of Seville Rossini Ballet Music (from William Tell) Rossini Gallop (from William Tell) Schubert Ave Maria Schubert Stanchen Schumann Kinderszene Schumann Traumerie Shostakovitch Romance Strauss Die Fledermaus Strauss Southern Roses Strauss Blue Danube Strauss Wine Women and Song Strauss Pizzicato Polka Strauss Trish Trasch Polka Sullivan Three Little maids Tchaikovsky Waltz from the Serenade Tchaikovsky Danses des Mirlitons (from Nutcracker) Classical Music continued Tchaikovsky Dance of the Sugar Plum Fairy Tchaikovsky Waltz of the Flowers Tchaikovsky Russian Dance Tchaikovsky Second Movement of La Symphonie Pathetique Traditional Irish Sherry (including Danny Boy) Traditional Greensleeves Traditional Fauna and Flora of Japan Verdi Andantino (from La Forza del Destino) Verdi Brindisi (from La Traviata) Verdi Quartet (from Rigoletto) Verdi Melodies from Rigoletto Vivaldi Winter Spring & Summer (from The 4 Seasons) Vivaldi Double Violin Concerto in A Vivaldi Double Violin Concerto in D Vivaldi Concerto grosso Von Paradis Siciliene Wagner Wedding March Wesley Quartet in D Zanetti Danses a Quartre Parties Light Music Anderson Belle of the Ball Anderson Blue Tango Anderson Forgotten Dreams Anderson Sandpaper Ballet Anderson Sleigh Road Andersson/Ulvaeus I Know Him So well (from Chess) Andersson/Ulvaeus Waterloo Bacharach Close to You Barry/Newley Goldfnger Berlin Top Hat Berlin Cheek to Cheek Berlin Isn’t it a Lovely Day Berlin Puttin’ on the Ritz Berlin No Strings Berlin Let’s Face the Music and Dance Bernstein Maria (from West Side Story) Brown Singin’ in the Rain Carpenter/Bettis Yesterday Once More Coates Dambusters’ March Coleman Big Spender (from Sweet Charity) Collins/Leigh Cock Linnet Coward Someday I’ll Find You De Sylva If You Knew Susie Donaldson Making Whoopee Eckstein Misty Light Music continued Ellis/Grey/Newman Spread a Little Happiness Gade Jealousy Gardel Tango Gay Leaning on a Lampost Gershwin Fascinating Rhythm Gershwin The Man I Love Gershwin I’ll Build a Stairway to Paradise Gershwin By Strauss Gershwin Nice Work If You Can Get It Gershwin Somebody Loves me Gershwin A Foggy Day Gershwin Love Walked In Gershwin I Got Rhythm Gershwin Let’s Call the Whole Thing Of Gershwin Summertime Gershwin Someone To watch Over me Gershwin Love Is here To Stay Gershwin S’Wonderful Gershwin For You, For Me, Forevermore Glonderkin I Do Like to be Beside the Seaside Harnick/Bock Sunrise Sunset (from Fiddler on the Roof) Harnick/Bock If I Were a Rich Man Harnick/Bock Tradition Harnick/Bock To Life Harrison Something Heyman/Young When I fall in Love Howard Fly Me to the Moon Hudson/Mills/De Lange Moonglow Jarre Somewhere My Love Johnston Pennies From Heaven Jones/Kahn It Had To Be You Joplin Bethena Joplin Rose Leaf Rag Joplin The Entertainer Joplin Easy Winners Joplin Country Club Joplin Paragon Rag Joplin The Favourite Kaempfert/Singleton/Synder Strangers in the Night Kander/Ebb Caberet Kander/Ebb New York, New York Kern I Won’t Dance Kern Pick Yourself Up Kern Bill Kern The Way You Look Tonight Kern The Folks Who Live on the Hill Lavas Harry Lime Light Music continued Le Marc Moonlight and Roses Lehar Merry Widow Waltz Lennon/McCartney Penny Lane Lennon/McCartney And I Love Her Lennon/McCartney Eleanor Rigby Lennon/McCartney Lady Madonna Lennon/McCartney Hey Jude Lennon/McCartney Here There and Everywhere Lennon/McCartney When I’m Sixty Four Lennon/McCartney Strawberry Fields Lennon/McCartney Norwegian Wood Lennon/McCartney Hard Day’s Night Lloyd Webber Don’t Cry For Me Argentina (from Evita) Lloyd Webber Memory (from Cats) Lloyd Webber All I Ask of You (from Phantom of the Opera) Loewe/Lerner On the Street Where You Live Mancini Charade Myers Cavatina Norman Theme from James Bond Novello We’ll Gather Lilacs Penn The Honeysuckle and the Bee Porter True Love (from High Society) Porter Anything Goes Porter Every Time We Say Goodbye Porter You’re the Tops Porter I Love Paris Porter Let’s Do It Queen Bohemian Rhapsody Rodgers It Might As Well Be Spring Rodgers Blue Moon Rodgers/Hammerstein Love Changes Everything Schonberg I Dreamed a Dream (from Les Miserables) Sherwin A Nightingale Sang in Berkeley Square Schifrin Mission Impossible Simon/Garfunkle Cecilia Simon/Garfunkle Mrs Robinson Smith Ja Da Stressdorf Moonlight in Vermont Traditional Rhumba Traditional Waltz Medley Wilson All I Do (from The Boyfriend) TV Themes Burgon Brideshead Revisited Wilson Fawlty Towers Dudley Jeeves and Wooster Gray Thunderbirds Lunn Downton Abbey Davis Pride and Prejudice.
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