Repertoire

My Wedding Violinist has conveniently compiled a list of repertoire that consists of pieces that are the most commonly requested, musically rational, and typically performed at wedding ceremonies.

Traditional Selections:

• Beethoven – Ode To Joy Theme from Symphony #9
• Boccherini – Minuet
• Charpentier – Prelude from “Te Deum”
• Clarke – Trumpet Voluntary
• Elgar – Salut d’Amour
• Franck – Panis angelicus
• Handel – Air from Water Music
• Handel – Hornpipe 1
• Handel – Bourree
• Handel – La Rejouissance
• J.S. Bach – Air for the G String
• J.S. Bach – Arioso
• J.S. Bach – Bist Du Bei Mir
• J.S. Bach – Jesu, Joy of Man’s Desiring from “Cantata #147”
• J.S. Bach – Sheep May Safely Graze
• Malotte – The Lord’s Prayer
• Mascagni – Intermezzo Sinfonico from “Cavalleria Rusticana”
• Mendelssohn – Wedding March
• Mouret – Rondeau
• Newton – Amazing Grace
• O’Carolan – Si Bheag, Si Mhor
• Pachelbel – Canon in D
• Purcell – Trumpet Tune
• Schubert – Ave Maria
• Vivaldi – Largo from “Winter”
• Wagner – “Bridal Chorus” from Lohengrin
• Trad – Shakers Tune/Simple Gifts

Contemporary Selections:

• Arlen/Harburg – Somewhere Over The Rainbow
• Andree/Schwandt – Dream a Little Dream of Me
• Berlin – Blue Skies
• Horner – The Ludlows
• Jones – Come Away With Me
• Kahn/Donaldson – Makin’ Whoopee
• Lennon/McCartney – I Want to Hold Your Hand
• Lennon/McCartney – In My Life
• Lovland – You Raise Me Up
• Menken – A Whole New World from Disney’s “Aladdin”
• Morrison – Have I Told You Lately That I Love You
• G.M. Sumner – Fields of Gold
• Trad. – Danny Boy
• Unger/Mason – The Lovers Waltz
• A.L. Webber – All I Ask Of You from “Phantom of the Opera”
• Weiss/Peretti/Creatore – Can’t Help Falling In Love
• Wonder – Isn’t She Lovely