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Classical Repertoire (PDF) Classical Repertoire Wedding Pre-Ceremony G. Handel T. Albinoni "Concerto for Harp and Chamber Orchestra" in B, op.4 "Andante" from Concerto for Oboe and Orchestra in D- Nr.6 major "Let The Bright Seraphim" from "Samson" "Adagio in G-min" for Organ and Chamber Orchestra "Royal Fireworks Music" (Overture, Bourree, La Paix, La Rejouissance, Menuet) J.S. Bach "Air", "Gavotte I", "Gavotte II", "Bourree", "Gigue" from Massenet Suite Nr.3 in D "Meditation" from Opera "Thais" "Branderburg Concerto Nr.2" Allegro assai * "Branderburg Concerto Nr.3" 1st movement * "Lentement", "Rondeau", "Sarabande", "Bourree I", C. Saint-Saens "Bourree II", "Polonaise", "Badinerie", "Delila's Aria" from Opera "Samson and Delila" ** "Double", "Menuett" from Suite Nr.2 in B-minor "The Swan" from "Carnival of the Animals" * "Siciliana" * "Violin Concerto Nr.2 in E-major" 1st movement: Allegro * A. Vivaldi "Adagio" from Concerto for Oboe and Orchestra in D- minor * H. Berlioz "Guitar Concerto in d-major" "Trio for Two Flutes and Harp" Arr. for String Quartet * "Siciliano" "Concerto for 2 violins in A-min" "Winter" (from Four Seasons") A. Borodin "Spring" (1st & 2nd Movement from "Four Seasons") "Nocturne" from String Quartet Nr.2 "Autumn" (1st Movement from "Four Seasons") A. Corelli "Sarabanda " C. Debussy "Clair de Lune " A. Dvorak "Melody " * C.W. Gluck Suite from Opera "Orpheo" Classic Wedding Ceremony Prokoviev " Morning Dance" (From "Romeo And Juliet" Scene #3) T. Albinoni " Adagio " in G-minor for Organ and Chamber J. Puccini Orchestra " O, Mio Babbino Caro " * J.S. Bach W. Purcell " Air on G string " from Suite Nr.3 in D " Trumpet Tune " " Arioso in G-major " * " Concerto for 2 Violins in D-miner, 2nd Movement. F. Schubert Largo. " * " Ave Maria " " Jesu, Joy Man's Desiring " from Cantata Nr.141 " Sheep May Safely Graze " Recitative and Andante * A. Vivaldi " Sleepers Wake " from Cantata Nr.140 ** " Four Seasons " Bach - Gounod R. Wagner " Ave Maria " * " Bridal Chorus " from " Lohengrin " L.V. Beethoven " Ode To Joy " "Adagio Cantabile" (From "Pathetic Sonata") Jewish Ceremony Music "Moonlight Sonata" (1st Movement) Jewish Processional M. Charpentier " Al Kol Elleh " " Te Deum " ** " Chatzon " " Chorhat Ha-Ekaliptus " J. Clarke " Dodi Li " #1 " Trumpet Voluntary " " Dodi Li " #2 " Erev Ba " G. Handel " Eshes Chayil " " Air ", " Allegro ", " Andante ", " Bourree ", " Hornpipe " Erev Shel Shoshonim " ", " Finale " from " Water Music " " Jerusalem is Gold " " Air " in f-major " K'Ayol " " Arrival of the Queen of Sheba " from Opera " Solomon " K'shoshama Bein Hachichkim " " " Makelot " " Where Are You Walk " * " Vehu Kechtan " A. Malotte Jewish Recessional " Lord's Prayer " Od Yishama P. Mascagni Simon Tov, Mazel Tov " Intermezzo " from " Cavalieria Rusticana " * F. Mendelssohn " Wedding March " "Nocturne" (From "Midsummer Night's Dream") Mouret-Leiding " Rondeau " from " Masterpiece Theater " J. Pachebel " Canon in D " Classical Music Elgar Badeking " Salut d'Amour " (Love Greeting) ** " Vayehi Bishurun Melech " (Bride) " Od Yishama " (in G minor) (Groom) G. Faure * " Pavane " Albeniz * " Sicilienne " " Tango " Balzoni A. Gliere * " Menuett " in b-major " Valse " Barber Ch. Gounod " Adagio for Strings " " Waltz " from " Faust " L.V. Beethoven E. Grieg String Quartet, op.18 Nr.1 in F-major " I love Thee " " Für Elise " " Waltz " in A-major " Waltz " from Lyric Pieces, Op.12 Nr.2 G.Bizet " Prelude " from " Carmen " G. Handel " Habanera " from " Carmen " " Largo " " Carillon " from " L' Arlesienne Suite " " Passacaglia " * L. Boccherini J. Haydn String Quartet #20, op. 27 Three " London " Tros, for 2 Violins and Cello String Quartet #5, Op. 8 " Serenade " J. Brahms A. Khachaturian String Quartet Nr. 2 " Sable Dance " (From " Gayne ") ** " Hungarian Dances " Waltz in A-flat, Op. 39 #15 F. Kreisler " Beautiful Rosemarie " Boccherini " Lieberfreud " * " Menuett " " Music of Love " String Quartet Nr.4, Op.32 " Prelude and Allegro in Puniani Style " * A. Borodin F. Lehar String Quartet Nr.2 "Wallz" from "The Merry Widow" F. Chopin R. Leonacavallo Waltz in D-flat major, Op. 64 Nr. 1, "Minute Waltz" "Vesti La Giubaa (From "Pigliacci") ** Waltz in A-major, Op.69 Nr.1 " Grande Valse Brilliante " W.A. Mozart " Andante " from Symphony Nr.40 * C. Debussy " Bagatelle " String Quartet " Canzonetta " from " Don Giovanni " Divertimento in D G. Donizetti Divertimento in E "Nocturne" from "Don Pasquale" ** Divertimento in F " Eine Kleine Nachtmusik " K.525 A. Dvorak * " La Clemenza di Tito " ** "Humeresque" " La Nozze di Figaro " ** March from " The Marriage of Figaro " " Radezky March " * Adagio from " Clarinet Concerto in A major" " Tales from the Vienna Woods " Adagio from " Piano Concerto No. 21; " Wine, Women and Song " " Pantomine " " Wiener Blüt " " Rondo " in Turkish style * String Quartet, K.155 G. Sviridov String Quartet, K.157 "Romance" from "The Snow Storm" J. Offenbach P. Tchaikovsky " Barcarolle" (From The "Tales of Hoffmann") " Adagio " from " The Swan Lake " " Autumn Song " N. Paganini " Andanie Cantabile " from String Quartet #1 " Carnival Divertimento " " Romeo and Juliet " (Love Theme) " Waltz " from " Serenade for Strings " Puccini " Waltz of the Flowers " from " The Nutcracker " "Nessun Dorma!" (From Opera Turandot) ** G. Verdi Rachmaninoff " Brindisi " from " La Traviata " Second movement from " Piano Concerto No. 2 " " La Donna e Mobile. Woman is Tickle " from " Rigoletto " * M. Ravel " Prelude " from " La Traviata " " Belero " * " Les Entretiena de la Bella " A. Vivaldi " Pavane Pour Une Infante Defuntre " * Concerto for 2 Violins, in A-minor * Rimsky Korsakov H. Wieniawski " Flight Of The Bumblebee " * " Kuyawiak " * G. Rossini " The Barber of Seville " F. Schubert " Musical Moment, Nr.3 " " Serenade " String Quartet Nr.4, Op.29 Ch. Sinding " Waltz " * Steinbelt " Uno Ballo " * D. Shostakovich " Gavotte " in a-major * " Romance " * " Waltz-Joke " J. Strauss " Artist's Life " " Blue Danube " " Emperor Waltz " " Grande Waltz " " My Treasure " Opera Favorites Movie Soundtracks Bizet " As Time Goes By " from " Casablanca " " Carillon " from L' Arlesienne Suite " Beauty and The Beast " * " Habanera " from Carmen " Love Theme " from " Ice Castles " " Prelude " from Carmen " Love Theme " from " The Paradise " " Moon River" from movie " Breakfast at Tiffany's " Donizetti " My Heart Will Go On " Love theme from " TITANIC " ** " Life is Love " from Lucia Di Lammermoor " One Hand, One Heart " from "West Side Story " * " Nocturne " from Don Pasquale " Overture " from " Forrest Gump " A.Silvestri " Por Una Cabeza " Tango from " Scent of the Women " Gounod " Prelude " from motion picture " Jurassic Park " ** " Waltz " from Faust " Somewhere in Time " from "Somewhere in Time " * " The Music of Good Bye " from "Out of Africa " Leoncavallo " Theme " from " The Falls " E.Morricone " Pagliacci Ama " from Il Pagliacci " Unchained Melody " from " Unchained " A.North ** " You are Karen " from " Out of Africa " Mascagni "Kissing You" (Love Theme From "Romeo + Juliet" Cavalleria Rusticana "The Beginning Of The Partnership" (From Movie Intermezzo "Shakespeare In Love" "Gabriel's Oboe" (From The Film "Mission") Mozart "Love Themes" (From The Film "Cinema Paradiso") " Canzonetta " from Don Giovanni "Lallaby" (From The Film 'Pan's Labyrinth") " La Clemenza Di Tido " from Don Giovanni "La Vita E Bella" (From The Film "Life Is Beautiful" " La Nozze Di Figara " from Don Giovanni "Only Time" (From "Enya") Overture From Marriage Of Figaro "It's Hard Knock Life" (From "Ennie") Vio, Che Sapete From Marriage Of Figaro "Moon Rifer" (From The Movie "Breakfast At Tiffany's) "The Gael" (Scottish Fiddle Tune From "Last Of The Offenbach Mohicans" " Galop Infernal (Can-Can) " from Orpheus "The Tokens:The Lion Sleeps Tonight" " Barcarolle " from Tales of Hoffmann "Baby Elephant Walk" (From The Film "Hatari") "I Have Got A Golden Ticket" (From The Film "Willy Puccini Wonka") Aria: " Un Bel di " from Madama Butterfly "Nessum Dorme " from Opera Turandot " O, Mio Babbino Caro " Quando Meh Vo (Masetta's Walktz Song) from La Boheme Rossini " Barber of Seville " Verdi " Act I, Scene I " from La Traviata " Act II, Grand Finale " from Aida Aria: Di Proveuza Il Mar from La Traviata Aria: Ah Fors' E Lui che L'Anima from La Traviata Aria: Sempre Libera Degg' io from La Traviata " Brindisi " (Drinking Song) from La Traviata " Celese Aida " from Aida " La Donna e Mobile " from Rigoletto " Numi, Pieta " from Aida " Prelude " from La Traviata Showtunes/Popular Music " Swanee " " S'Wonderful " H. Arlen " Over the Rainbow " * H. Girana " Under Paris Skies " * B. Bacharach " (They Long to Be) Close to You " ** I. Gordon, J. Hanley " Unforgettable " * L. Bernstein " Maria " * M. Hamlisch " Somewhere " * " Nobody Does It Better " (from "James Bond: The Spy " Tonight " * Who Loved Me") ** J. Blake J. Herman " The Sidewalks of NY " " Mame " J. Bock L. Holdring " Fiddler on the Roof " * " A Love Until the End of Time " " If I Were a Rich Man " * " I Will Be Seeing You " from " Right This Way " * " Sunrise, Sunset " * B. Howard A. Bocelli " Fly Me To The Moon " ** " Time to Say Goodbye " M. Isham E. Clapton Theme from " The Moderns " ** " Wonderful Tonight " * E. John G. Cohan " Can You Feel the Love Tonight " (from: "The Lion " Give my Regards to Broadway" King") ** " The Yankee Doodle Boy " J. Jolson, H. Dacre " Charleston " * " Daisy Bell " Ch. Chaplin " Anniversary Song " A. Dominguer I. Jones " Perfidia " " It Had To Be You " G. Evans B. Kaempfert " In the good old Summertime " " Spanish Eyes " * L.
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