Ceremony Theme: Classy Yet Adventurous

Classy Yet Adventurous

What is classy but classical? If you want a classy ceremony with a little less of the traditional element, we have a great selection of non-traditional yet beautiful classical pieces to choose from.


Prelude

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    Suite from The Fairy Queen — Henry Purcell
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    The Swan — Saint-Saens
  • Panis Angelicus — C. Franck
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    Sinfonia from Xerxes — Handel
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    Gira Con Me — Afanasieff, Foster, and Quarantotto
  • Think of Me — Andrew Lloyd Webber
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    Gymnopedie — Erik Satie
  • Chorale arranged for String Trio "Io non lascio il mio Gesu" — J. G. Walther
  • l'ere Arabesque — Claude Debussy
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    Palladio — Karl Jenkins
  • Fur Elise — Beethoven
  • Adagio from Pathetique — Beethoven

Mothers/Grandmothers

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    Concerto Grosso in G Minor — Arcangelo Corelli
  • Panis Angelicus — C. Franck
  • Gabriel's Oboe — Ennio Morricone
  • Nimrod, from the 'Enigma' Variations — Elgar

Wedding Party

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    Concerto Grosso in G Minor — Arcangelo Corelli
  • Gabriel's Oboe — Ennio Morricone
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    Largo from Xerxes (Aria) — Handel
  • Nimrod, from the 'Enigma' Variations — Elgar
  • O Mio Babbino Caro — Puccini

Bridal Processional

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    Trumpet Tune — Henry Purcell
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    Largo from Xerxes (Aria) — Handel
  • Theme from "Jupiter" (The Planets) — Holst

Recessional

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    Entrance of the Queen of Sheba — Handel
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    La Rejouissance from "Royal Fireworks Music" — Handel
  • Spring from "Four Seasons" — Antonio Vivaldi
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    Tambourin — F. J. Gossec
  • Hallelujah Chorus — Handel

Postlude

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    La Rejouissance from "Royal Fireworks Music" — Handel
  • Concerto in E Major — J. S. Bach