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String Quartet Song List Sonata Strings Contemporary Song List c/o Cleveland Music Group The following list is the contemporary songs that we have in our repertoire. If possible, we are sometimes able to take special requests. There will be a minimum $35 charge for us to purchase music that is not listed below. String Quartet Song List There are more contemporary songs available for string quartet than for string trio. The quartet is more versatile and has a more full sound. Please take this into consideration when requesting contemporary music. / A Dream is a Wish Your Heart Makes I’ve Got You Under My Skin A Living Prayer Just Like Heaven All I Ask of You Jurassic Park Theme Song All You Need is Love La Bamba All I want is You La Vie en Rose All the things you are Light My Fire All of Me The Luckies Annie’s Song Lucky Ashokan Farewell Marry Me At Last Marry You Beautiful Day Make You Feel My Love Bittersweet Symphony Memory Blue Tango Moon River Breathe The Music of the Night The Beginning of the Partnership My Heart Will Go On Bless the Broken Road Night and Day Bound to You 1,2,3,4 Born to Run On Hand One Heart Butterfly Waltz Over the Rainbow The Book of Love Olympic Fanfare and Theme Can’t Take My Eyes Off of You Paradise Can’t Help Falling in Love With You The Prayer Carmen Ohio Por Una Cabeza Chasing Cars Purple Haze Cheek to Cheek Rather Be Cinema Paradiso The Rose Clocks Raspberry Beret Come What May Safe and Sound Concerning Hobbits (from Lord of Rings) A Sky Full of Stars Don’t Stop Believin’ Satellite Don’t You (from Breakfast Club) Sea of Love Dream a Little Dream of Me Sixteen Going on Seventeen Dreams The Scientist Edelweiss She Evergreen Sunrise, Sunset Everlong Somewhere in Time Falling Slowly So Happy Together Fields of Gold (Sting) Stand By Me Fight the Team Across the Field Starlight Sequence Forgotten Dreams The Story From This Moment On Superman (Theme) Fix You Teach Your Children Grow Old Along With Me Ten Minutes Ago The Gift of Love Time to Say Goodbye Glasgow Love Theme Theme from Ice Castles Thinking Out Loud / Halo (A variation on Beyonce’s song) Thousand Years Hallelujah Unchained Melody Hang on Sloopy Unforgettable Happy Together Viva La Vida Here Comes the Sun Variations on Suo Gan Hey Soul Sister Way You Look Tonight How Beautiful We’re Going to Be Friends How Sweet It Is When I Fall in Love Home Wild Horses Hymn (from Opera Sauvage) With a Little Help From My Friends I Cross My Heart When You Wish Upon a Star I Dreamed a Dream Wonderful Tonight I Don’t Want to Miss a Thing Wouldn’t it be Nice I Just Fall in Love Again The Way You Look Tonight It Had to Be You Wonderwall If You Could Read My Mind Yellow I’m Yours Yesterday In My Life You and Me In My Place You and I In Your Eyes You Raise Me Up The Irish Wedding Song You’re the Inspiration I’ve Had the Time of My Life You’re the First, The Last, My Everything You’re Beautiful Continue to Trio Songlist below…… / String Trio Song List A Dream is a Wish Your Heart Makes Marry Me A Living Prayer Make You Feel My Love At Last Memory All You Need is Love Moon River All I Want is You The Music of the Night All the Things You are Night and Day All you Need is Love Over the Rainbow Annie’s Song Olympic Fanfare and Theme The Beginning of the Partnership Paradise Bless the Broken Road The Prayer Bound To You Rather Be Born to Run The Rose Breathe Raspberry Beret Butterfly Waltz Safe and Sound The Book of Love A Sky Full of Stars Can’t Take My Eyes Off of You Satellite / Can’t Help Falling in Love With You Sea of Love Carmen Ohio Sixteen Going on Seventeen Chasing Cars The Scientist Cheek to Cheek She Cinema Paradiso Starlight Sequence Come What May The Story Dream a Little Dream of Me Superman (theme) Dreams Teach Your Children Edelweiss Ten Minutes Ago Everlong Time to Say Goodbye Fight the Team Across the Field Theme from Ice Castles Fields of Gold (Sting) Thinking Out Loud Forgotten Dreams Thousand Years From This Moment On Unchained Melody Fix You Unforgettable Grow Old Along With Me Variations on Suo Gan The Gift of Love Way You Look Tonight Glasgow Love Theme We’re Going to Be Friends Hallelujah When I Fall in Love Hang on Sloopy Wild Horses Hey Soul Sister With a Little Help From My Friends How Beautiful When You Wish Upon a Star How Sweet It Is Wonderful Tonight Hymn (from Opera Sauvage) Wouldn’t It Be Nice I Cross My Heart The Way You Look Tonight I Dreamed a Dream Wonderwall I Don’t Want to Miss a Thing Yesterday I Just Fall in Love Again You and Me If You Could Read My Mind You and I I’m Yours You Raise Me Up In My Life You’re the Inspiration In My Place You’re the First, The Last, My Everything In Your Eyes You’re Beautiful It Had to Be You The Irish Wedding Song I’ve Had the Time of My Life I’ve Got You Under My Skin Just Like Heaven The Luckiest Light My Fire Lucky / .
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