Tag Archives: Church Wedding
Wedding Music Tip of the Week
Chances are you will have guests of all ages and with very diverse musical tastes at your wedding. We have always played from an extensive repertoire of musical allsorts: Bach to the Beatles, Mozart to Musicals, Romantic to Ragtime, Pachelbel … Continue reading
Wedding Music Piece of the Week
When considering options for your processional music to walk up the aisle to, we’ve recently discovered a good arrangement for string quartet of Jean-Joseph Mouret’s Rondeau. From “Sinfonie de Fanfares” this piece provides triumphant processional or indeed recessional music. I … Continue reading
Wedding Music Tip of the Week – Consider printing the music as part of your order of service
We have often noticed that when we play for church ceremonies where less well known hymns are chosen, the congregation often finds it difficult to follow the tune leading to less than impressive results! If you include in the order … Continue reading
Wedding Music Tip of the Week
A piece of music played during any church wedding, civil ceremony or civil partnership can really personalise the occasion. When considering some music to make your public union unique why not devise a medley consisting of you and your partner’s favourite … Continue reading
Wedding Music Tip of the Week
If you are getting married in church, don’t forget you are not restricted to having an organ providing all the musical accompaniment. A string quartet will add a different timbre that will make the music even more special. The Lochrian … Continue reading
