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Repertoire of Rhapsody Quintet Repertoire of Rhapsody Quintet All repertoire listed below has been arranged especially for Rhapsody Quintet by the following arrangers: David Langstroth, Christopher Palmer, John Rapson, Earl Fralick, Ernest Tomlinson, Gary Ewer, Franz Waxman Jazz/Pop Bohemian Rhapsody Freddie Mercury Don’t Stop Me Now Freddie Mercury The Girl from Ipanema Antonio Carlos Jobim Caravan Duke Ellington Mack the Knife Kurt Weill Jazz Medley All Blues Miles Davis Body and Soul Johnny Green All the Things You Are Jerome Kern Moonlight Serenade Glen Miller When I Fall in Love Victor Young La Vie en Rose Louiguy (Louis Gugliemi) Heaven Can Wait Jimmy van Heusen Don’t Get Around Much Anymore Duke Ellington The Prayer David Foster Stand By Me Ben E. King Pick Yourself Up Jerome Kern Sleepers Awake / A Whiter Shade of Pale JS Bach/Keith Reid/Gary Brooker In A Sentimental Mood Duke Ellington Take Five Paul Desmond (for Dave Brubeck) Steppin’ Out Medley Irving Berlin Top Hat White Tie and Tails Change Partners Let’s Face the Music and Dance Waltz in Swing Time Jerome Kern Smoke Gets In Your Eyes Jerome Kern Simple Gifts/Lord of the Dance Quaker Hymn Tune At Last Harry Warren Isn’t It Romantic/Lover Rodgers and Hart When I Grow Too Old To Dream Sigmund Romberg So Rare Jerry Herst Girl Crazy Medley George Gershwin I’ve Got Rhythm But Not For Me Embraceable You Bidin’ My Time Wunderbar Cole Porter Alexander’s Ragtime Band Irving Berlin My Funny Valentine Richard Rodgers/Lorenz Hart Someone To Watch Over Me George Gershwin Beatles Sgt Pepper’s Lonely Hearts Club Band Lennon and McCartney With a Little Help from My Friends Lennon and McCartney Lucy in the Sky With Diamonds Lennon and McCartney Getting Better Lennon and McCartney Fixing a Hole Lennon and McCartney She’s Leaving Home Lennon and McCartney Being for the Benefit of Mr. Kite Lennon and McCartney Within You Without You George Harrison When I’m Sixty-Four Lennon and McCartney Lovely Rita Lennon and McCartney Good Morning, Good Morning Lennon and McCartney A Day in the Life Lennon and McCartney Beatles Medley arr. Chris Palmer Lennon and McCartney Musical Theatre Anne of Green Gables Medley Norman Campbell My Beautiful Lady Ivan Caryll Italian Street Song Victor Herbert Moonbeams Victor Herbert Topsy Vincenzo Billi Mattinata Francesco Paolo Tosti Kiss Me Again Victor Herbert Isn’t It Romantic Rodgers and Hart Lover Rodgers and Hart The Student Prince Medley Sigmund Romberg Original Compositions Tasha's Waltz David Langstroth The Four Seasons (of Nova Scotia) David Langstroth Nearly Winter Winter Still Winter Road Repair Season Souvenirs de Paris (Four Waltzes) Franz Waxman Movie Music My Heart Will Go On (from The Titanic) James Horner Viktor's Tale (from The Terminal) John Williams Schindler's List John Williams Selections from The Lord of the Rings Howard Shore Tangos Por Una Cabeza Carlos Gardel El Choclo (Kiss of Fire) Lester Allan/Robert Hill El Dia Que Me Quieras Carlos Gardel Corazon de Oro (Heart of Gold) Francisco Canaro Adelanta el Reloj (milonga) Antonio Benedicto Un Momento Juan Rodriguez Rio Cuarto Alberto Lopez Buchardo Milonga de Mis Amores Pedro Laurenz Desde el Alma Rosita Melo 9 de Julio Jose L. Padula La Cumparsita Matos Rodriguez Jealousy Jacob Gade Adios Nonino Astor Piazzola Oblivion Astor Piazzola Libertango Astor Piazzola Jewish/Klezmer Processional Traditional Wedding Crowning Ceremony Traditional Waltz Medley Traditional Fraylachs Traditional Sher Traditional Sunrise, Sunset Sheldon Harnick/Gerry Bock plus numerous traditional Jewish songs Miscellaneous Light Music Les Patineurs Valse (Skaters' Waltz) Emil Waldteufel Amparito Roca Jaime Texidor Waltz for a Princess Ernest Tomlinson Passepied Ernest Tomlinson A Georgian Miniature Ernest Tomlinson Gaiety Galop Ernest Tomlinson Pastorella Ernest Tomlinson Valse de la Baronnie Paul Saulnier Ellinger Polka Calixa Lavalee Tuckamore Clifford Crawley The Butter’s Spread Too Thick Clifford Crawley Blind Date Clifford Crawley Destiny Waltz Sydney Baynes Jumping Bean Robert Farnon Poupee Valsante (The Dancing Doll) Ede Poldini The Boulevardier Frederic Curzon Galavant Frederic Curzon The Violin is a Lady Frederic Curzon Serenade of a Clown Frederic Curzon Water Nymph Frederic Curzon Dance of An Ostracised Imp Frederic Curzon Aguero Jose Franco Café Chantant Percy Fletcher The Dansant Percy Fletcher Demoiselle Chic Percy Fletcher Bal Masque Percy Fletcher Fleurette d’Amour Percy Fletcher Funiculi Funicula Luigi Denza Down in Zanzibar Charles Ancliffe Fragrance Charles Ancliffe Hapheem Charles Ancliffe El Saludo Charles Ancliffe Spanish Dance No. 1 Moszkowski Spanish Dance No.2 Moszkowski La Rose Emil Ascher Aeroplane Galop Ernest Lamothe Voices of Spring Johann Strauss Joy and Delight Johann Strauss Vilia Franz Lehar Blue Tango Leroy Anderson Jamaican Rhumba Leroy Anderson Village Swallows Johann Strauss Czech Polka Johann Strauss Thunder and Lightning Johann Strauss Blue Danube Johann Strauss Csardas Monti Music with Voice Moonlight Serenade Glen Miller Fly Me To The Moon Bart Howard My Funny Valentine Rodgers and Hart Someone To Watch Over Me George Gershwin Smoke Gets in Your Eyes Jerome Kern Moonlight in Vermont Karl Suessdorf Unforgettable Irving Gordon An Die Musik, Op. 88 No.4 Franz Schubert Every Day Is Ladies Day Victor Herbert All The Things You Are Jerome Kern With A Song In My Heart Rodgers and Hart Medley from Roberta Jerome Kern Lovely to Look At I Won’t Dance The Touch of Your Hand) In The Still Of The Night Cole Porter I’m Old Fashioned Jerome Kern The Song Is You Jerome Kern It’s Delovely Cole Porter Let’s Do It Cole Porter A Couple Of Swells Irving Berlin It Only Happens When I Dance with You Irving Berlin The Song Is Ended Irving Berlin Cool Yule Steve Allen Chorus of the Hebrew Slaves Giuseppe Verdi Wunderbar Cole Porter The Music of the Night Andrew Lloyd Webber Bohemian Rhapsody Freddie Mercury Sgt Pepper’s Lonely Hearts Club Band Lennon and McCartney With a Little Help from My Friends Lennon and McCartney Lucy in the Sky With Diamonds Lennon and McCartney Getting Better Lennon and McCartney Fixing a Hole Lennon and McCartney She’s Leaving Home Lennon and McCartney Being for the Benefit of Mr. Kite Lennon and McCartney Within You Without You George Harrison When I’m Sixty-Four Lennon and McCartney Lovely Rita Lennon and McCartney Good Morning, Good Morning Lennon and McCartney A Day in the Life Lennon and McCartney .
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