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Graham Hallett is organist of St Mary's, Putney. The following guide is intended to help wedding couples make their choice of music for their ceremony. |
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Digital audio music clips |
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The following is a short list of some of the most suitable and most requested pieces of music… |
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| Bridal Chorus from Lohengrin |
Wagner | |
| Trumpet Voluntary |
Jeremiah Clarke | |
| Trumpet Tune & Air |
Purcell | |
| Trumpet Voluntary |
John Stanley | |
| Rondeau from Abdelazar |
Purcell | |
| Arrival of the Queen of Sheba |
Handel | |
| Hornpipe from the Water Music |
Handel | |
| Processional from the Fireworks Music |
Handel | |
| Processional from the Water Music |
Handel | |
| Crown Imperial (AllSaints, Eminent electronic organ) |
Walton | |
| Tuba Tune (AllSaints, Eminent electronic organ) |
CS Lang | |
| Wedding March |
Mozart | |
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Prelude to Te Deum |
Charpentier | |
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Before the arrival of the bride I usually play for 15 minutes; unless you have any particular requests I select fairly well-known, pleasant and light pieces, including those in the section "Signing the Registers" |
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