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Popular Music Repertoire Popular Music Repertoire ABBA "Mamma Mia" "I Have A Dream" "Dancing Queen" Abreu “Tico-Tico” Samba Albeniz “Tango in D” Mike Altman and Johnny “Suicide is Painless” from M*A*S*H Mandel Anderson “Blue Tango” Priscilla Ann “Dream” Harold Arlen “It’s Only a Paper Moon” “Somewhere Over the Rainbow” Asher and Wilson “God Only Knows” Babyface, Real & “End of the Road” Simmons Bandolim “Noites Cariocas” John Barry “I Had a Farm In Africa” from Out of Africa Barry & Gibb “Woman in Love” The Beatles “All You Need Is Love” “And I Love Her” “Eleanor Rigby” “Here, There, and Everywhere” “I Saw Her Standing There” “If I Fell” “In My Life” “Michelle” “No Reply” “She’s Leaving Home” “Yesterday” The Bee Gees “How Deep Is Your Love” “Too Much Heaven” Notes an original CBSQ arrangement Cherry Blossom String Quartet [email protected] www.cherryblossomstrings.com Updated September 2010 Irving Berlin “Alexander’s Ragtime Band” Leonard Bernstein “One Hand, One Heart” from West Side Story Jerry Block “Sunrise, Sunset” from Fiddler on the Roof Bunessan “Morning Has Broken” Sammy Cahn “Time After Time” Mariah Carey “Hero” Hoagy Carmichael “Étoile d’Amour” (Stardust) The Carpenters “We’ve Only Just Begun” “Yesterday Once More” Frank Churchill “Someday My Prince Will Come” from Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs Ed Cobb “Tainted Love” Arthur Cohen “Hallelujah” Cold Play “Clocks” “In My Place” “Trouble” “Yellow” “Viva La Vida” Bill Conti “North and South” from the T.V. Mini Series Crewe and Goudio “Can’t Take My Eyes Off of You” David and Bacharach “Wishin’ and Hopin’” Davis “You Are My Sunshine” Dees and Orbison “Oh, Pretty Woman” John Denver “Sunshine On My Shoulders” Paul Desmond “Take Five” Deville & Masson “Story Book Love” Celine Dion “My Heart Will Go On” from Titanic “To Love You More” Sherman Edwards “Wonderful! Wonderful!” Notes an original CBSQ arrangement Cherry Blossom String Quartet [email protected] www.cherryblossomstrings.com Updated September 2010 Enya “Silver Inches” “Only Time” Fekaris and Perren “I Will Survive” Ben Folds “The Luckiest” Betsy Foster “Mark’s Song” from the album A Dream Come True Charles Fox “Killing Me Softly With His Song” “The Love Boat” from The Love Boat Gade “Jalousie” Tango Gardel “Por Una Cabeza” Tango Gates “If” George Gershwin “I’ve Got a Crush On You” “Love Is Here to Stay” “Love Walked In” “Someone to Watch Over Me” “Summertime” from Porgy and Bess Irving Gordon “Unforgettable” Graham/Loveland “You Raise Me Up” George Hamilton Green “Fluffly Ruffles” (Song-one-Step) Gianneo “Lamento Quichua Ginastera “Danzas Argentina No. 2” Vince Guaraldi “Linus and Lucy” Bob Haggart “What’s New” Marvin Hamlisch “The Way We Were” Lorenz Hart “Blue Moon” Roy Henderson “Bye Bye Blackbird” James Horner “The Ludlows” from Legends of the Fall Herman Hupfeld “As Time Goes By” Jose Irizarry “Promise” Notes an original CBSQ arrangement Cherry Blossom String Quartet [email protected] www.cherryblossomstrings.com Updated September 2010 Billy Joel “Just The Way You Are” “The Longest Time” Olivia Newton John “Hopelessly Devoted To You” from Grease John & Santo “Sleepwalk” Buddy Johnson “Since I Fell For You” Isham Jones “It Had to Be You” Norah Jones “Come Away With Me” T. Jones “The Kiss” from Last of the Mohicans Scott Joplin “The Easy Winners” “The Entertainer” “Heliotrope Bouquet” “Leola” “Lily Queen” “Maple Leaf Rag” “Original Rags” “Something Doing” “The Strenuou s Life” “Weeping Willow” Journey “Don’t Stop Believin” R. Kelly “I Don’t Want To” Kenny G “The Wedding Song” Ben E King, Liber and “Stand By Me” Stoller King, Rossington, “Sweet Home Alabama” VanZant, Skynyrd Kuski and Roto “Speak, Softly Love” theme from The Godfather Francis Lai “Love Story” Lawrence and Coates “Sleepy Lagoon” Lawrence and Gross “Tenderly” Lerner and Loewe “I Could Have Danced All Night” Morgan Lewis “How High the Moon” Notes an original CBSQ arrangement Cherry Blossom String Quartet [email protected] www.cherryblossomstrings.com Updated September 2010 John Lennon “Grow Old With Me” Lennox and Stewart “Sweet Dreams Are Made of This” Louiguy “La Vie En Rose” Paul McCartney “Maybe I’m Amazed” T. McCauley and M. “Build Me Up, Buttercup” D’Abo Sarah McLachlan “I Love You” Michael McLean “Tango” “Serenata” “Rhumbat” “Csardas” “Fandango” “Tango Chromatique” Madonna “Like a Prayer” “Take a Bow” Mancini “Moon River” from Breakfast at Tiffany’s Mandel “The Shadow of Your Smile” Amanda McBroom “The Rose” from The Rose Johnny Mer cer “Le Feuilles Mortes” (The Autumn Leaves) Freddie Mercury “Bohemian Rhapsody” “Crazy Little Thing Called Love” Bette Midler “From a Distance” “Wind Beneath My Wings” Miller “Moonlight Serenade” Claude Morgan “El Bimbo” Morricone “Gabriel’s Oboe” from The Mission Nakamura and Ei “Sukiyaki” Alex North “Unchained Melody” from Ghost Roy Orbison “Crying” Twila Paris “How Beautiful” Notes an original CBSQ arrangement Cherry Blossom String Quartet [email protected] www.cherryblossomstrings.com Updated September 2010 Paul Overstreet and Don “When You Say Nothing At All” Schlitz Piazzolla “Tanguedia III” The Platters “Smoke Gets In Your Eyes” Cole Porter "All of You" “Anything Goes” “Begin the Beguine” "Ev'ry Time We Say Goodbye" "I Love You" "I've Got You Under My Skin" "It's Alright with Me" “Night and Day” "What is this Thing Called Love?" 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In the Name Of Love" "I Heard It Through The Grapevine" "I'll Be There" The Verve “Bittersweet Symphony” Villa -Lobos “Bachianas Brazileiras No. 5” Villoldo “El Choclo” Tango Harry Warren “At Last” Andrew Lloyd Webber “All I Ask of You” from Phantom of the Opera “Love Changes Everything” from Aspects of Love “Memory” from the Broadway Musical Cats “Music of the Night” from Phantom of the Opera David Weiss, Hugo “Can’t Help Falling In Love” Peretti and Luigi Creatore Weiss and Thiele “What a Wonderful World” John Williams “Can You Read My Mind” from Superman Meredith Willson “Goodnight, My Someone” from The Music Man “Till There was You” from The Music Man Brian Wilson “California Girls” Notes an original CBSQ arrangement Cherry Blossom String Quartet [email protected] www.cherryblossomstrings.com Updated September 2010 .
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