Harleigh
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Hi Everyone,
I have been meaning to post this for quite awhile now, and with the influx of posts about ceremony music lately, I thought now was as good a time as any since it seems like it is on many other brides minds here.
For our garden/beach wedding on Maui in July, we have hired a harpist to play while our guests are being seated and then during the processional/recessional. I was sent a list of songs the harpist can play by our wedding planner, but to be honest with you, I either don''t know the songs or have no idea how it might sound on a harp, though I can''t imagine anything can sound anything but beautiful on such a tremendous instrument!
I don''t necessarily care about whether we''re traditional or not, but I think I might like to have a little bit more upbeat music while people are being seated (roasting in the sun waiting for me get there is probably more like it!) and then something simple to walk down the aisle to and then a bit upbeat for the trip back up the aisle.
Any and all help or suggestions would be most appreciated, so thank you in advance!
Here is the list I received:
Harp Music List
Classical
Bridal Chorus from Lohengrin - Wagner
Sheep May Safely Graze - J. S. Bach
Canon in D - Pachelbel
Jesu joy of Man''s Desiring - J. S. Bach
Trumpet Voluntary - Clarke
Spring from Four Seasons - Vivaldi
Ode to Joy - Beethoven
Wedding March from Midsummer Night''s Dream - Mendelssohn
St. Anthony''s Chorale - Haydn
Hornpipe - Handel
Ave Maria -Bach/Gounod
Ave Maria - Schubert
Pavanne - Fauré
Reverie - Debussy
Claire de lune - Debussy
Liebestraum - Lizst
Jupiter from The Planets - Holst
O my beloved father form Gianni Schichi - Puccini
Gymnopedie - Satie
Hawaiian and contemporary
Hawaiian Wedding song
Maui Waltz
White sandy beach
The Rose
One hand, one heart
From this moment
Have I told you lately that I love you?
The Wedding Song / There is love
Traditional
Greensleeves
Drink to me only with thine eyes
The ash grove
Early music
Sumer is icumen in
Nobilis humilis
Ce fut en Mai
If you made it through all that, thank you! Please let me know what you think might be most appropriate...I appreciate your thoughts!
I have been meaning to post this for quite awhile now, and with the influx of posts about ceremony music lately, I thought now was as good a time as any since it seems like it is on many other brides minds here.
For our garden/beach wedding on Maui in July, we have hired a harpist to play while our guests are being seated and then during the processional/recessional. I was sent a list of songs the harpist can play by our wedding planner, but to be honest with you, I either don''t know the songs or have no idea how it might sound on a harp, though I can''t imagine anything can sound anything but beautiful on such a tremendous instrument!
I don''t necessarily care about whether we''re traditional or not, but I think I might like to have a little bit more upbeat music while people are being seated (roasting in the sun waiting for me get there is probably more like it!) and then something simple to walk down the aisle to and then a bit upbeat for the trip back up the aisle.
Any and all help or suggestions would be most appreciated, so thank you in advance!
Here is the list I received:
Harp Music List
Classical
Bridal Chorus from Lohengrin - Wagner
Sheep May Safely Graze - J. S. Bach
Canon in D - Pachelbel
Jesu joy of Man''s Desiring - J. S. Bach
Trumpet Voluntary - Clarke
Spring from Four Seasons - Vivaldi
Ode to Joy - Beethoven
Wedding March from Midsummer Night''s Dream - Mendelssohn
St. Anthony''s Chorale - Haydn
Hornpipe - Handel
Ave Maria -Bach/Gounod
Ave Maria - Schubert
Pavanne - Fauré
Reverie - Debussy
Claire de lune - Debussy
Liebestraum - Lizst
Jupiter from The Planets - Holst
O my beloved father form Gianni Schichi - Puccini
Gymnopedie - Satie
Hawaiian and contemporary
Hawaiian Wedding song
Maui Waltz
White sandy beach
The Rose
One hand, one heart
From this moment
Have I told you lately that I love you?
The Wedding Song / There is love
Traditional
Greensleeves
Drink to me only with thine eyes
The ash grove
Early music
Sumer is icumen in
Nobilis humilis
Ce fut en Mai
If you made it through all that, thank you! Please let me know what you think might be most appropriate...I appreciate your thoughts!