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Hire SFCM Musicians Brass Trio Song List Hire SFCM Musicians Brass Trio Song List Wedding & Ceremonial Pop Songs, Rags, Spirituals Air on a G String J.S. BACH Alexander’s Ragtime Band IRVING BERLIN Allegro Maestoso HANDEL After You’ve Gone CREAUER & LAYTON Alleluia (Exsultate, Jubilate) MOZART A Pretty Girl is Like a Melody IRVING BERLIN America the Beautiful WARD Baldwin Rag ROBERT CASE Bridal Chorus (Lohengrin) WAGNER Bill Bailey HUEY CANON Canon in D PACHELBEL Bugle Call Rag BLAKE & MORGAN Hornpipe (Water Music) HANDEL Chicago FRED FISHER Ich liebe dich GRIEG Do It Again GEORGE GERSHWIN Jesu, Joy of Man’s Desiring BACH Goin’ To Shout All Over God’ SPIRITUAL Ode to Joy BEETHOVEN Heaven O Perfect Love BARNBY God Only Knows THE BEACH BOYS Pomp and Circumstance ELGAR Indian Summer VICTOR HERBERT Prayer WAGNER Indiana MACDONALD & HANLEY Prelude (Te Deum) CHARPENTIER La Vie En Rose PIAF & LOUIGUY Rigaudon CAMPRA Little David Play on Your Harp TRADITIONAL Rondeau MOURET Look for the Silver Lining JEROME KERN Star Spangled Banner SMITH My Buddy DONALDSON-LASSIN Triumphal March (Aida) VERDI Poor Butterfly RAYMOND HUBELL Trumpet Tune PURCELL Swanee GEORGE GERSHWIN Trumpet Voluntary CLARKE Swing Low, Sweet Chariot SPIRITUAL Wachet Auf BACH They Didn’t Believe Me KERN Wedding March MENDELSSOHN Whispering SCHONBERGER Beatles Arrangements Eleanor Rigby Hey Jude It’s For You I Wanna Hold Your Hand Michelle Ob-La-Di, Ob-La-Da Penny Lane When I’m Sixty Four Yellow Submarine Yesterday For any special requests not found on our song list, please don’t hesitate to reach out to [email protected]. Holiday Selections Angels We Have Heard on High Joy to the World Away in a Manger O Christmas Tree Babe of Bethlehem O Come, All Ye Faithful Chanukah Song O Come Emmanuel Christmas Bells O Tannenbaum Coventry Carol Remember, O Thou Man Deck the Halls Rise Up, Shepherd, and Follow Ding Dong! Merrily on High Up on the Rooftop God Rest Ye Merry Gentlemen Up On The Housetop Good King Wenceslas Wassail Song Hark, the Herald Angels Sing Watt’s Cradle Song Heav’n Bell a Ring We Three Kings Here We Come A-Wassailing We Wish You a Merry Christmas It Came Upon a Midnight Clear When Christ Was Born on Earth Jolly Old St. Nicholas 12 Days of Christmas For any special requests not found on our song list, please don’t hesitate to reach out to [email protected]. .
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