Tag Archives: Pachelbel

Wedding Music Tip of the Week

Posted on April 28, 2015 by CNerissa

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 →

Posted in Alison, Catherine, Matthew, Nerissa, Our news | Tagged Bach, Beatles, Bride, ceremony, Church Wedding, civil partnership, diverse tastes, groom, happy guests, Lochrian Ensemble, lochrian string quartet, Mozart, musicals, Pachelbel, pop, rachmaninov, ragtime, rock, romantic, String Quartet Bristol Wedding, Varied repertoire, wedding music | Comments Off

Wedding Music Tip of the Week

Posted on November 7, 2014 by CNerissa

Consider the length of your aisle when choosing your Processional Music. A long aisle will suit a lengthier piece of music, such as Kanon by Pachelbel or Handel’s Arrival of the Queen of Sheba, whereas a briefer, more succinct piece such … Continue reading →

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Our Next Concert: 31 May 2014

Posted on May 22, 2014 by CNerissa

The Lochrian Ensemble is looking forward to performing a Summer Concert at The Medieval Barn in Winterbourne next Saturday 31 May 2014. Come and join us for a Summer-flavoured evening of music including music by Pachelbel, Vivaldi, Mozart, Elgar, Tchaikovsky, … Continue reading →

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Wedding Music Tip of the Week

Posted on May 21, 2014 by CNerissa

Tithe Barns: brilliant for weddings and concerts! And many tithe barns have minstrel galleries which are absolutely perfect for musicians to position themselves to entertain your guests. So, if a barn is your wedding venue of choice why not employ … Continue reading →

Posted in Alison, Catherine, Matthew, Nerissa, Our news | Tagged atmospheric, barn tetbury, Bride, Cardiff Castle, celebration, ceremony, chanson de matin elgar, chanson de nuit elgar, delibes, entertaining guests, flower duet, great tithe barn, groom, Live Music, Lochrian Ensemble, lochrian string quartet, mascagni intermezzo, medieval barn winterbourne, minstrel galleries, moonlight in vermont, mozart divertimento in f, Nailsea Tithe Barn, nutcracker danse des mirlitons, nutcracker russian dance, nutcracker waltz of the flowers, Pachelbel, pearl fishers bizet, pritson mill, reception, Saturday 31 May 2014, signing of register, String Quartet Bristol Wedding, Tchaikovsky, Tithe barn, unusual venue, varied programme, vivaldi summer, wedding music | Comments Off

Wedding Music Tip of the Week

Posted on November 17, 2013 by CNerissa

Consider the length of your aisle when choosing your Processional Music. A long aisle will need a lengthier piece of music, such as Kanon by Pachelbel or Handel’s Arrival of the Queen of Sheba, whereas a briefer, more succinct piece … Continue reading →

Wedding Music Piece of the Week

Posted on May 26, 2013 by CNerissa

Ok – not sure how it’s taken us this long to recommend Pachelbel’s Canon in D as our Piece of the Week but there you go. By far our most requested piece throughout the 20+ years the Lochrian Ensemble has … Continue reading →

Posted in Alison, Catherine, Matthew, Nerissa, Our news | Tagged 1680s, Baroque, Bride, Canon in D, ceremony, groom, Live Music at Weddings, Lochrian Ensemble, lochrian string quartet, Most Requested Wedding Music, Pachelbel, Popular Wedding Music, processional, reception, recessional, signing of the register, String Quartet Wedding Bristol | Comments Off

Wedding Music Tip of the Week

Posted on April 10, 2013 by CNerissa

When planning the music for your Wedding/Civil partnership and/or Reception it might be nice to consider the musical tastes of your guests as well as yourselves. Of course this is easier if the majority of your guests fall into the … Continue reading →

Posted in Alison, Catherine, Matthew, Nerissa, Our news | Tagged all age ranges, Bride, Canon, ceremony, civil ceremony, consultation, give your musicians a clue, groom, guest involvement in wedding, guests, keeping your guests happy, Lochrian Ensemble, lochrian string quartet, Mother of the Bride, music, music to suit all tastes, Occasion, Pachelbel, pre-reception drinks, processional, reception, special day, Special music, String Ensemble Bristol Wedding, String Quartet, String Quartet Bristol Wedding, varied genres, vast repertoire, wedding, wedding breakfast, wedding ceremony, wedding music, work with your musicians | Comments Off

Wedding Music Tip of the Week

Posted on January 28, 2013 by CNerissa

Pachelbel’s Canon is a popular piece, chosen by many couples for use in different parts of their ceremony. If you wish to use it for your Processional, in many venues this will mean that very little of the piece is … Continue reading →

Posted in Alison, Catherine, Matthew, Nerissa, Our news | Tagged Bride, Canon, ceremony, civil ceremony, groom, Lochrian Ensemble, lochrian string quartet, Mother of the Bride, music, Occasion, Pachelbel, processional, special day, String Quartet, wedding, wedding ceremony, wedding music | Comments Off