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Woodwind Trio Song List Hire SFCM Musicians Woodwind Trio Wedding Guide Processionals Sheep May Safely Graze BACH Jesu, Joy of Man’s Desiring BACH Canon in D PACHELBEL Bridal Chorus (Lohengrin) WAGNER Air (Water Music) HANDEL Air on G String BACH Prelude (Te Deum) CHARPENTIER LARKE Trumpet Voluntary C Wachet Auf BACH Winter (Four Seasons) VIVALDI Mid-Ceremony Music Meditations, Candle Lightings, Presentations, etc. Ave Maria SCHUBERT Ave Maria BACH-GOUNOD Arioso BACH Meditation (Thaïs) M ASSENET Träumeri S CHUMANN Andante (Piano Concerto No. 21) M OZART Bist du bei mir B ACH Clair de Lune DEBUSSY Panis Angelicus FRANK If With All Your Hearts (Elijah) B ACH Recessionals Trumpet Tune PURCELL Entrance of the Queen of Sheba (Solomon) HANDEL Rondeau MOURET La Réjouissance (Royal Fireworks Music) H ANDEL Hornpipe (Water Music) H ANDEL Bourrée (Water Music) H ANDEL Wedding March (Midsummer Night’s Dream) MENDELSSOHN Ode to Joy BEETHOVEN Spring (Four Seasons) VIVALDI Alleluia (Exultate Jubilate) M OZART All music can be used for wedding ceremonies. Baroque and Classical Waltzes Amoroso ARNE Waltz in Ab major, Op. 39 #15 BRAHMS Menuet (Orfeo ed Euridice) GLUCK Grand Valse Brillante CHOPIN Divertimento No. 19 & 29 HAYDN Minute Waltz CHOPIN Four London Trios HAYDN Waltz in C# minor, Op. 64 #2 CHOPIN Streichtrio No. 1 HAYDN Waltz in Ab major, Op. 69 #1 CHOPIN Zwolf deutsche Tanze HAYDN Valse Lente (Coppelia) LEO DEBILES Five Viennese Serenades MOZART Waltz (Faust) GOUNOD Sechs Landlerische Tanze MOZART Waltz (Lyric Pieces) GRIEG March in C (Tigrane) SCARLATTI Merry Widow Waltz FRANZ LEHAR March in D (Tigrane) SCARLATTI Les Entretiens de la Belle et RAVEL Two Sonatas TARTINI de la Bete Trio Sonata in Eb Major QUANTZ Artist’s Life J. STRAUSS, JR. Aria (La Griselda) VIVALDI Beautiful Blue Danube J. STRAUSS, JR. Emperor Waltz J. STRAUSS, JR. Tales from the Vienna Woods J. STRAUSS, JR. Ragtime Vienna Life J. STRAUSS, JR. The Junk Man Rag C. LUCKYTH You and You (Die Fledermaus) J. STRAUSS ROBERTS Waltz (Album of the Young) TCHAIKOVSKY The Music Box Rag C. LUCKYTH Waltz of the Flowers (Nutcracker) TCHAKOVSKY ROBERTS Estudiantina EMIL WALDTEUFEL Bethena SCOTT JOPLIN The Skater’s Waltz EMIL WALDTEUFEL Elite Syncopations SCOTT JOPLIN Heliotrope Bouquet SCOTT JOPLIN Maple Leaf Rag SCOTT JOPLIN Jewish Wedding Music Palm Leaf Rag SCOTT JOPLIN Dodi Li Peacherine Rag SCOTT JOPLIN Eishet Chayil Pine Apple Rag SCOTT JOPLIN Ma Navu Pleasant Moments SCOTT JOPLIN Erev Shel Shoshanim Rag-Time Dance SCOTT JOPLIN Siman/Mazel Tov Solace SCOTT JOPLIN The Easy Winners SCOTT JOPLIN The Entertainer SCOTT JOPLIN The Strenuous Life SCOTT JOPLIN Cocktail Music Popular Pieces A Thousand Years CHRISTINA PERRI Take Me Out To The NORTHWORTH & All Right Now PAUL RODGERS Ballgame TILZER All You Need is Love BEATLES Ten Minutes Ago (Cinderella) RODGERS & At Last HENRY WARREN This Will Be (Everlasting Love) JACKSON & YANCY Bittersweet Symphony THE VERVE This Year’s Love DAVID GRAY Book of Love PETER GABRIEL Throne Room (Star Wars) JOHN WILLIAMS Cafetin de Buenos Aires MARIANO MORES Time to Say Goodbye FRANCESCO SARTORI Can’t Help Falling in Love ELVIS PRESLEY Two Sunsets LUDOVICO EINAUDI Can’t Take My Eyes Off You FRANKIE VALLI Unforgettable IRVING GORDON Ceremony NEW ORDER We’re Gonna Be Friends THE WHITE STRIPES Crazy Love VAN MORRISON What a Wonderful World THIELE/WEISS Embraceable You GEORGE GERSHWIN Wouldn’t It Be Nice THE BEACH BOYS Enter Sandman METALLICA You Raise Me Up LØVLAND & GRAHAM Gitaroo Man COIL Godfather Waltz NINO ROTA Happy PHARRELL WILLIAMS Traditional Irish Songs Helpless (Hamilton) LIN-MANUEL MIRANDA Dance to Your Shadow Home SHAPE & THE MAGNETIC Give Me Your Hand ZEROS Guilderoy - Red Haired Boy How Beautiful TWILA PARIS Harvest Home How Sweet It Is JAMES TAYLOR Irish Washerwoman/Swallowtail I Feel Pretty (West Side LEONARD BERNSTEIN Lily of the West Story) Morgan Magan La Vie en Rose EDITH PIAF Mick McGuire Last of the Mohicans EDELMAN & JONES Sporting Paddy – St. Ruth’s Bush Theme (Mahogany) MICAEL MASSER The Blarney Pilgrim/The Kesh Jig Make You Feel My Love BOB DYLAN The Mist Covered Mountain Morning Has Broken GAELIC TRADITIONAL The Rocky Road to Dublin Motion Picture Soundtrack RADIOHEAD Nightswimming REM Traditional Scottish Songs Nothing Else Matters METALLICA Flow Gently, Sweet Afton Salsa per Christina CHRISTOPH LÜSCHER Highland Cathedral Secrets ONE REPUBLIC Miss McLeod’s Reel Somewhere Only We Know KEANE My Love is Like a Red, Red Rose Such Great Heights THE POSTAL SERVICE The Laird o’Drumblair – Agnus Campbell Sweet Caroline NEIL DIAMOND Scotland The Brave Sweet Child O’ Mine GUNS N’ ROSES Will Ye No Come Back Again .
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