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Theme and Style Ideas Harris Academy of the Arts—Professional Musicians Theme and Style Ideas Harris Academy of the Arts—Professional Musicians Traditional Style Prelude Arioso J.S. Bach Parents Sunrise, Sunset Jerry Bock Attendants Canon in D Pachelbel Bride Bridal Chorus Wagner Special Song The Gift of Love Folk Introduction of Couple Wedding March Mendelssohn Postlude Spring from the Four Seasons Vivaldi Reception Brandenburg Concerto No. 3 - Allegro Moderato J.S. Bach Classical Style Prelude Ave Maria Schubert Parents Air on G J.S. Bach Attendants Jesu, Joy of Man's Desiring J.S. Bach Bride Trumpet Voluntary Clarke Special Song Meditation Massanet Introduction of Couple Hornpipe Handel Postlude Ode to Joy Beethoven Reception Wachet Auf J.S. Bach Beach Style Prelude The First Time Ever I Saw Your Face Ewan McColl Parents Air from Water Music Handel Attendants Over the Rainbow Arlen Bride River Flows in You Yiruma Special Song The Prayer Sager & Foster Introduction of Couple (I Can't Help) Falling in Love with You Weiss, Peretti & Creatore Postlude Here Comes the Sun George Harrison Reception California Girls Beach Boys Modern Style Prelude All My Love Led Zeppelin Parents Wonderful Tonight Eric Clapton Attendants Hallelujah Leonard Cohen Bride Marry Me Train Special Song Glitter in the Air Pink Introduction of Couple Faithfully Journey Postlude I'm Yours Jason Mraz Reception Make You Feel My Love Bob Dylan Off Beat Style Prelude The Scientist Coldplay Parents 100 Years Five for Fighting Attendants Falling Slowly Hansard & Irglova Bride Viva La Vida Coldplay Special Song The Luckiest Ben Folds Introduction of Couple Bittersweet Symphony Richards & Jagger Postlude Don't Stop Believin' Journey Reception All I Want is You U2 2935 Pine Lake Rd., Ste. C, Lincoln, NE 68516 | 402.423.7121 | harrisacademyofthearts.com | [email protected] Theme and Style Ideas Harris Academy of the Arts—Professional Musicians Classic & Elegant Style Prelude The Wedding Song Kenny G Parents Anne's Theme Haygood Hardy Attendants If You Believe Jim Brickman Bride Hymne Vangelis, arr. Lorie Line Special Song Grow Old with Me Lennon Introduction of Couple At Last Lennon & McCartney Postlude Unchained Melody Alex North Reception Unforgettable Irving Gordan Vineyard Style Prelude Come Away with Me Nora Jones Parents Edelweiss Richard Rodgers Attendants The Nearness of You Norah Jones Bride Flower Duet from Lakme Delibes Special Song Feels Like Home Newman Introduction of Couple Rondeau Mouret Postlude Le Rejouissance Handel Reception When I'm Sixty-Four The Beatles Rustic Style Prelude When You Say Nothing At All Overstreet & Schlitz Parents Butterfly Kisses Carlisle & Thomas Attendants Me and You Kenny Chesney Bride Bless the Broken Road Boyd, Hanna & Hummon Special Song From this Moment On Twain & Lange Introduction of Couple Love Story Taylor Swift Postlude Annie's Song John Denver Reception Amazed Green, Mayo & Lindsey Christian/Religious Style Prelude When I Say I Do Matthew West Parents Parent's Prayer Greg Davis Attendants How Beautiful Twila Paris Bride When God Made You Carswell & O'Brien Special Song I Will Be Here Steven Curtis Chapman Introduction of Couple I Can Only Imagine Bart Millard Postlude Find Your Wings Mark Harris Reception Hold You Up Matthew West Vintage Style Prelude When I Fall in Love Victor Young Parents Evergreen Paul Williams Attendants What a Wonderful World Thiele & Weiss Bride Claire de Lune Debussy Special Song Someone to Watch Over Me Gershwin Introduction of Couple It Had to be You Isham Jones Postlude L-O-V-E Gabler & Kaempfert Reception The Way You Look Tonight Fields & Kern 2935 Pine Lake Rd., Ste. C, Lincoln, NE 68516 | 402.423.7121 | harrisacademyofthearts.com | [email protected] .
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