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Divorce Music Digital Book TRACK LIST 9. D-I-V-O-R-C-E [2:59] 1. Ode to Sorrow (based on Ode to Joy) [4:27] Robert Braddock & Claude Putman Jr. Ludwig van Beethoven / Arr. Robert Paterson Arr. Robert Paterson (ASCAP) Copyright © 2011 Robert Paterson Music (ASCAP) Published by Sony/Atv Tree Publishing (BMI) 2. Canon in D(ivorce) (based on Canon in D) [4:44] 10. ese Boots Are Made for Walkin’ [3:05] Johann Pachelbel / Arr. Robert Paterson Lee Hazlewood / Arr. Robert Paterson (ASCAP) Copyright © 2011 Robert Paterson Music (ASCAP) Published by Criterion Music Corp. (ASCAP) 3. Midsummer Nightmare 11. Every Breath You Take [3:36] (based on A Midsummer Night’s Dream) [4:34] Sting / Arr. Robert Paterson (ASCAP) Felix Mendelssohn / Arr. Robert Paterson Published by EMI Blackwood Music Inc. (BMI) Copyright © 2011 Robert Paterson Music (ASCAP) 12. My Heart Will Go On [2:44] 4. Where Did We Go Wrong? [2:23] James Horner (ASCAP) & Will Jennings (BMI) Andrew Lippa / Arr. by August Eriksmoen Arr. Larry Moore Copyright © 2010 Lippasongs (ASCAP) Published by Blue Sky Rider Songs/ is Arrangement © 2011 Lippasongs (ASCAP) Sony/ATV Melody (BMI) Administered by Next Decade Entertainment, Inc. 13. I Will Survive [2:37] All Rights Reserved. Used by Permission. Dino Fekaris & Frederick Perren 5. Separate Ways (Worlds Apart) [4:32] Arr. Robert Paterson (ASCAP) John Friga and Stephen Perry Bibo Music Pub. Inc. Arr. Robert Paterson (ASCAP) c/o Universal Polygram International (ASCAP) Published by Love Batch Music / Twist And Shout Music Published by Perren-Vibes Music Inc. (ASCAP) c/o Universal Polygram International (ASCAP) 6. 50 Ways to Leave Your Lover [3:37] 14. e rill Is Gone [3:25] Paul Simon / Arr. Robert Paterson (ASCAP) Rick Darnell & Roy Hawkins Published by Paul Simon Music (BMI) Arr. Robert Paterson (ASCAP) Published by Universal Music Careers (BMI) 7. Time to Say Goodbye [3:49] Lucio Quarantotto & Francesco Sartori 15. Ode to An Ex-Wife (Eat S**t and Die) [3:52] Arr. Robert Paterson (ASCAP) Big Harry Johnson / Arr. Robert Paterson (ASCAP) Published by Double Marpot Di Malavasi Mauro Published by Big Harry Johnson c/o Spirit Music Group Inc. (ASCAP) 16. I’m Still Standing [2:50] 8. You Were Mine [3:30] Elton John & Bernard Taupin Erwin Burns Emily & Martie Seidel Arr. Robert Paterson (ASCAP) Arr. Robert Paterson (ASCAP) Published by Universal Songs of Published by Woolly Puddin Music (BMI) Polygram International Inc. (BMI) TOTAL TIME: 57:32 Divorce Music is the ultimate break-up album, a perfect cathartic gi for a friend going through a di - vorce. Following its successful predecessor, the top-selling album Classical Wedding Music , this new string quartet release will have you grooving to the beat at your next divorce party. Celebrate the ups and downs of divorce hormones with music that goes from laugh-out-loud funny to sad and tearful. You don't even have to be divorced to enjoy this beauty: include it in your pre-nup, or purchase our Classical Wedding Music album and stash the Divorce Music album in the closet, just in case. Lumiere String Quartet Members of the Lumiere String Quartet have the unique gi of moving between multiple genres, seamlessly flowing from pop, rock and Broadway to country and classical. eir list of credits is extraordinary: Barbra Streisand, Donna Summer, Chris Botti, Harry Connick Jr., Rufus Wainwright, Josh Groban, Evanescence, Sinéad O’Connor, Joss Stone, Pink Martini, K.D. Lang, Elvis Costello, Sarah Brightman, Beyoncé, Jennifer Lopez, Todd Rundgren, e Who, YES, and many more. ey are veterans of the Broadway scene in New York City: Wicked, West Side Story, Fiddler on the Roof, Sweet Charity, Cabaret, Chicago, Shrek, and many others. Victoria Paterson is the concertmaster for e Addams Family and co-founder of the American Modern Ensemble. Entcho Todorov is from Bulgaria and currently in e Book of Mormon. Dave Eggar is a multi Grammy nominated cellist with albums that convey complete artistry and diversity, including Kingston Morning. Jonathan Dinklage moves in and out of Broadway, pop music and film, namely concertmaster and string arranger for Mary J. Blige. Film and Television credits include e Social Network, Late Night with David Letterman, e Wendy Williams Show, e Today Show, Good Morning America, Nurse Jackie and e Apprentice. Credits Producer: Adam Abeshouse Executive Producer: Robert Paterson Assistant Engineer: Paul Cox Associate Engineer: Robert Paterson Associate Tonmeister: Dave Eggar Photography: Daniel D’Ottavio Assistant Photographer: Claire Idalia Dominguez Liner Design: Pat Burke Lumiere String Quartet Victoria Paterson, violin Entcho Todorov, violin Jonathan Dinklage, viola Dave Eggar, cello Percussion Robert Paterson, tambourine (tracks 6, 10) Lacamonie Festival Choir (track 15) Dan Mailick Joel Peck Adam Abeshouse Robert Paterson Special anks: Adam Abeshouse for his brilliance and generosity • Jonathan, Dave, Entcho and Victoria for their creative input, sense of humor and musical diversity • All of our married and unmarried friends for their input on the concept and liner design • Dennis & Judith O’Brien • All of the brilliant songwriters, without whom this album would not exist. lumiererecords.com Divorce Music Lumiere String Quartet 1 - Ode to Sorrow (based on Beethoven’s Ode to Joy) 2 Canon in D(ivorce) (based on Pachelbel’s Canon in D) 3 Midsummer Nightmare (based on Mendelssohn’s A Midsummer Night’s Dream) 4 Where Did We Go Wrong? (from e Addams Family) 5 Separate Ways (Worlds Apart) (Journey) 6 50 Ways to Leave Your Lover (Paul Simon) 7 Time to Say Goodbye (Sarah Brightman and Andrea Bocelli) 8 You Were Mine (Dixie Chicks) 9 D-I-V-O-R-C-E (Tammy Wynette) 10 ese Boots Were Made For Walkin’ (Nancy Sinatra / Jessica Simpson) 11 Every Breath You Take (e Police) 12 My Heart Will Go On (from e Titanic) (Celine Dion) 13 I Will Survive (Gloria Gaynor) Victoria Paterson, violin 14 e rill Is Gone (B.B. King) Entcho Todorov, violin 15 Ode to An Ex-Wife (Eat S**t and Die) (Big Harry Johnson) Jonathan Dinklage, viola Dave Eggar, cello 16 I’m Still Standing (Elton John) TOTAL TIME: 57:32 & 2012 Lumiere Records, Inc. All rights reserved. lumiererecords.com Unauthorized duplication is a violation of applicable laws. Made in the U.S.A. lumiererecords.com.
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