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UPDATED SONG LIST.Pages SONG LIST-----Harpist Amy Krupski WEDDING FAVORITES (Classical/Baroque/Celtic) “Bridal Chorus”----Wagner “Canon in D”----Pachebel “Jesu Joy of Mans Desiring”----J.S. Bach “Lord Inchiquin” ----- O’Carolan harp tune “Ode to Joy”----Beethoven “Planxty Irwin” ----- O’Carolan harp tune “Sheep May Safely Graze” -----J.S. Bach “Trumpet Voluntary” —-- Jeremiah Clarke “Walk Shepherdess Walk”----Celtic Tune “Winter: Second Movement- The Four Seasons” --Vivaldi WEDDING FAVORITES (Popular) “A Time for Us” from Romeo & Juliet “And I Love You So”----Don McLean “Annie’s Song”----John Denver “Fields of Gold” ----Sting “Forever Young” -----Bob Dylan “I Can’t Help Falling in Love with You ----sung by Elvis “Let It Be Me” ----sung by The Everly Brothers “Looking Through the Eyes of Love” from Ice Castles “Love Changes Everything”----Andrew Lloyd Webber “The Rose”----A. McBroom & from the film, The Rose “The Twelfth of Never” ----sung by Johnny Mathis” “There is Love” ---- Paul Stookey “That’s All I Ask” from Phantom of the Opera “Unchained Melody” -----sung by Al Hibler “Wind Beneath my Wings” from soundtrack & film, Beaches Classical/Baroque/Operas/Modern “Ave Maria”----Schubert “Clair de Lune”----Claude Debussy “Going Home ---from Dvorak’s New World Symphony “Fir Elise” ----Beethoven “Lullaby----Mozart “Minuet in G”----J.S. Bach “Merry Widow Waltz” ----F. Lehar “Minuet from Don Juan”-----Mozart “Minuet in G”-----Paderewski “La Donna e Mobile” from Rigoletto by Verdi “O Mio Babbino Caro” from Gianni Schicchi by Puccini “St. Anthony’s Chorale” -----Haydn “Traumerei” -----Schumann POPULAR SONGS “A Dream is a Wish Your Heart Makes” – from Cinderella “ Always” ----Irving Berlin “All I Have to do is Dream”---sung by The Everly Brothers “Autumn Leaves” --- “Bad Moon Rising”----Creedence Clearwater “Beauty and the Beast” ----from ‘Beauty and the Beast’ “Because I Love you so Much Baby” ----sung by Elvis “Blue Skies” ---Irving Berlin “Bridge Over Troubled Water” ---sung by Simon & Garfunkle “Bye Bye Love ----sung by The Everly Brothers “Can Can” ---Offenbach “Coast of Malabar” –Irish folksong “Charade” ---Henry Mancini “Chariots of Fire” ---from movie “Daydream Believer” ---The Monkees “Don’t Cry for Me Argentina” –-from Evita “Every Day” ---Buddy Holly “Easter Parade” ---Irving Berlin “End of the World”---sung by Skeeter Davis “Fascination” ----Marchetti & Carrara “Gigi” ---Lerner & Loewe “Give Yourself to Love” ----Kate Woolf “Grow Old With Me” ----John Lennon “Have I Told You Lately That I Love You” –Van Morrison “I Dreamt I Dwelt in Marble Halls ---from ‘The Bohemian’ Girl’ “I Have a Dream” from ‘Mamma Mia’ “I Just Called to Say I Love You” ---Stevie Wonder “If I Needed You” ----Towne Van Zant “I’ll Be Loving You Eternally” ---C. Chaplin “Imagine” ----John Lennon “In My Life” ----The Beatles “It Doesn’t Matter Anymore” ---Paul Anka “It’s Now or Never” ----sung by Elvis “Knights in White Satin” ----‘Moody Blues’ “Let It Be” ----The Beatles “Love Me Tender” ---sung by Elvis “Love Minus Zero----Bob Dylan “Love Theme from The Godfather” “Memory from Cats” ----Andrew Lloyd Webber “Mister Bojangles” ---sung by Jerry Jeff Walker “Moon River” ---Henry Mancini “Moondance” ----Van Morrison “My Heart Will Go On” from ‘Titanic’ “My Own True Love” ---from ‘Gone With the Wind’ “My Way” ----Paul Anka “Never on a Sunday” ----from movie “Oh My Love” ----John Lennon “Save the Last Dance for Me” ---Doc Pomus & Mort Shuman “Over the Rainbow” from ‘Wizard of Oz’ “Scotch and Soda” ----sung by Kingston Trio “Send in the Clowns” ---S. Sondheim ‘A Little Night Music’ “Smile” ----C. Chaplin “Someone to Watch Over Me” ----Gershwin “Somewhere in Time” ---from movie “Spanish Eyes” “Starry Night” ----Don McLean “Summertime” ----Gershwin “Sweet Caroline” ----sung by Neil Diamond “That’s Amore” ---sung by Dean Martin “The Boxer” ---sung by Simon & Garfunkle “The End of the World” ---- sung by Skeeter Davis “The Impossible Dream” ---from “A Man of La Mancha’ “The First Time Ever I Saw Your Face” ---sung by Roberta Flack “The Nearness of You” ----H. Carmichael “Three Coins in the Fountain” from movie “Til There Was You”----from ‘The Music Man’ “Try to Remember” ---from ‘The Fantasticks’ “What a Wonderful World” ---sung by Louie Armstrong “When I Fall in Love” ----Young & Heyman “When You Wish Upon a Star” ---- from ‘Pinocchio’ “You Belong To Me” ---sung by Jo Stafford “You Raise Me Up”----Brendan & Lovland “You Were Always on my Mind” ---Willie Nelson “You’ll Never Walk Alone” ---from ‘Carousel’.
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