Bridal Chorus (Gentle Piano, very short) with SHEET MUSIC a.k.a. Wedding March, Here Comes The Bride
from Bridal Chorus Sheet Music (Here Comes The Bride, Wedding March) Gentle Piano, short & long versions by Wedding Music Project
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SHEET MUSIC for the Bridal Chorus (Gentle Piano), also called Wedding March, Here Comes The Bride, or Bridal March, with piano demo. A gentle, reflective arrangement of the Wedding March. SHEET MUSIC includes optional 2 bar introduction, a gentler version of the traditional opening fanfare that announces entrance of the bride.
Buy the album, and get both short and long sheet music versions of the Bridal Chorus, along with all 3 audio tracks on the album, for one low price.
Go to weddingmusicproject.bandcamp.com/album/bridal-chorus-variations to hear all 20 variations of the Bridal Chorus.
Buy the album, and get both short and long sheet music versions of the Bridal Chorus, along with all 3 audio tracks on the album, for one low price.
Go to weddingmusicproject.bandcamp.com/album/bridal-chorus-variations to hear all 20 variations of the Bridal Chorus.
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The Bridal Chorus is arguably the most famous bridal processional song of the last 100+ years, and is likely the processional used by your mother, grandmother, and many other friends and family members. There are many wedding pieces called "Wedding March", including Mendelssohn's very popular wedding exit music. His wedding march was written as an incidental piece for Shakespeare's "A Midsummer's Night Dream." We carry this piece as well, in a traditional style, and in a contemporary style - the "Wedding March Remix!"
The Bridal Chorus is never sung in contemporary weddings, though in the opera Lohengrin, the bridal party serenaded the tragic heroine Elsa as she made her way to the Bridal Chamber with this tune. The translation, however, sounds somewhat strange to our modern ears, and would seem rather out of place at most weddings today. Rewrites of the lyric have been attempted, with no popular results.
The Bridal Chorus is never sung in contemporary weddings, though in the opera Lohengrin, the bridal party serenaded the tragic heroine Elsa as she made her way to the Bridal Chamber with this tune. The translation, however, sounds somewhat strange to our modern ears, and would seem rather out of place at most weddings today. Rewrites of the lyric have been attempted, with no popular results.
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from Bridal Chorus Sheet Music (Here Comes The Bride, Wedding March) Gentle Piano, short & long versions,
released August 23, 2012
This Arrangement ©2012 Weedom & Reap/ASCAP/All Rights Reserved
This Arrangement ©2012 Weedom & Reap/ASCAP/All Rights Reserved
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