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Sufjan Stevens/Osso Run Rabbit Run ARTIST: Sufjan Stevens / Osso In 2001, Sufjan Stevens followed up his debut album, A Sun Came, with TITLE: Run Rabbit Run Enjoy Your Rabbit, a series of fourteen instrumentals programmatically in- GENRE: classical / indie spired by the animals of the Chinese Zodiac. Much later, in 2006, Bryce STREET DATE: October 6, 2009 Dessner (The National, Dark Was the Night compilation, Clogs) suggest- FORMAT: CD/2xLP ed that Sufjan re-arrange the entirety of Enjoy Your Rabbit for Osso, a string quartet that had previously contributed strings to Sufjan’s Illinois and LIMITED EDITION (CD): No My Brightest Diamond’s Bring Me The Workhorse. The result is Run Rabbit LIMITED EDITION (LP): Yes Run. EXPORT RESTRICTIONS: None RETURNABLE (CD): Yes “Osso’s readings take Mr. Stevens’ music to new places…” – The New York RETURNABLE (LP): No Times PACKAGING (CD): Gatefold PACKAGING (LP): Gatefold • Beautiful packaging includes reproductions of Jessica Dessner’s BOX LOT (CD): 35 exquisite pencil drawings BOX LOT (LP): 10 • Osso will be touring in the fall in support of this release UPC (CD): 656605604923 • Press campaign by Sacks & Company • Radio campaign by Team Clermont Track Listing: 1. Year of the Ox (arr. Michael Atkinson) (3:20) 2. Enjoy Your Rabbit (arr. Michael Atkinson) (3:36) 3. Year of the Monkey (arr. Michael Atkinson) (3:31) UPC (LP): 656605604916 4. Year of the Tiger (arr. Rob Moose) (3:22) 5. Year of the Dragon (arr. Nico Muhly) (3:22) 6. Year of the Snake (arr. Olivier Manchon) (5:05) 7. Year of the Horse (arr. Rob Moose) (6:06) 8. Year of the Sheep (arr. Maxim Moston) (3:36) 9. Year of the Rat (arr. Olivier Manchon) (3:54) 10. Year of the Rooster (arr. Gabriel Kahane) (5:16) 11. Year of the Dog (arr. Rob Moose) (4:45) 12. Year of the Boar (arr. Michael Atkinson) (3:08) 13. Year of Our Lord (arr. Michael Atkinson) (4:42) Asthmatic Kitty Records PO Box 1282, Lander WY 82520.

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