Heinz Memorial Chapel

Bride’s Name

Groom’s Name

Wedding Date

Time

E-mail

May be used for entire entry march or for bridal attendants

• Jeremiah Clarke
  Trumpet Voluntary in D Major [listen to sample]
• John Stanley
  Trumpet Voluntary in D Major [listen to sample]
• Marc-Antoine Charpentier
  Prelude (from Te Deum) [listen to sample]
• Andre Campra
  Rigaudon (from Idomenee) [listen to sample]
• Ludwig van Beethoven
  “Ode to Joy” [listen to sample]
• Pachelbel Canon [listen to sample]

If you want a second march for the bride only, one of the following is recommended.

• Richard Wagner
  Wedding Chorus (from Lohengrin)
  Used only for entrance of the bride or possibly when there is one bridal attendant. May be preceded by any of the marches listed above. If you have a professional trumpeter with organ for any of the items above, the trumpet drops out for the Wagner because of the musical problems caused by the change in keys. [listen to sample]
• George Frideric Handel
  Overture to the Fireworks Music
  A good alternative for the traditional Wagner [listen to sample]
• George Frideric Handel
  “The Rejoicing” from the Fireworks Music [listen to sample]

You need only one march.

• Henry Purcell
  Trumpet Tune in C Major [listen to sample]
• Felix Mendelssohn
  Wedding Music (from Midsummer Night’s Dream) [listen to sample]
• Ludwig van Beethoven
  “Ode to Joy” [listen to sample]
• George Frideric Handel
  Hornpipe (from Water Music) [listen to sample]
• Benedetto Marcello
  Psalm 19 “The Heavens declare the glory of God” [listen to sample]
• Charles-Marie Widor
  Toccata (from the Fifth Organ Symphony) [listen to sample]

Please include the name(s) of any additional musicians who will be performing at your wedding. List the pieces to be performed. If organ accompaniment is not required, please type "No" in the field below.