Welcome to the Audio Room.

Here you can sample some of the most popular pieces for the marriage ceremony,

as well as selections from our optional cocktail hour.

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          The Bridal March-(Lohengrin)...................................(1850) by R. Wagner

                                           In terms of popularity, the theme from Lohengrin is used as an entrance or

                                           exit march.

          Menuet and Spirit Dance-(from-Orpheus).................(1762) by C.W. von Gluck

                                          This selection in B flat is in 3/4 time and lends itself so well as a entrance march.

                                          Arranged for both organ and silver flute.

         The Wedding March-(A Midsummer Night's Dream)..(1826) by F. Mendelsson

                                          In terms of popularity,  the theme from Lohengrin is used as an entrance march.

                                          This score is the most requested as the exiting theme.

         Joy-(from Cantata No.147)............................................(1750) by J.S. Bach

                                         The actual title of this piece is "Jesu Joy of Man's Desiring" and it was brought to

                                         popularity in the 1970's from the album "Switched on Bach" with the invention of the

                                         Moog synthesizer.

        Ave Maria-(Op.52, No.6)..........................................(1825) by F. Schubert

                                        Arranged here for harp, cello, violas and lead oboe, the melody of Ave Maria is

                                        extremely beautiful yet haunting. Preformed on Korg Triton keyboard.

        Misty .........................................................................(1954) by E.Garner

                                        It had a movie named after it! This great classic is one of the best 

                                        known ballads ever recorded  In it's day, it was called the "Ultimate Love Song."

        Dansero......................................................................(1953) by R. Hayman

                                        Along with Corcorvado, Dansero has become a staple in the "Latin"  request

                                        department.

        Yesterday...................................................................(1966) by P. McCartney

                                        One of the few songs written without John Lennon. This solo piece by Paul is arranged

                                         with the Triton keyboard and Flute.

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