Wedding March (C major) (Op.28 No.4)
2008, 2 minutes
This is structured as A B A C A so that the piece can be shortened to A B A when occasion demands.
Essentially simple in content, the stirring opening section is contrasted with two episodes, in A minor, and a softer section in F major, before returning to conclude with an extended final statement and triumphant coda.
Listen
You can listen to Wedding March (C major) on scoreexchange.com.
Performances
- 21 September 2008, at Beechen Cliff Methodist Church, Bath
- 4 January 2009, at Lyddington Church, Rutland
- 19 December 2010, at Harringworth Church, Northamptonshire
Reviews
What a very useful piece! Its structure and adaptability would suit any building, from a small chapel to a cathedral, but would sound great on a large organ.
Just the right introduction to a wedding if you'd like something a bit different with good tunes and atmospheric ambience.
Rodney Parker, former Director of Music, Band of the Grenadier Guards