Here comes the bride

GasX

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Looking for an alternate tune for the harpist to play when she comes down the ailse. Any thoughts?
 

killface

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How about some Anal C-nt? such as:
"I sent a thank you card to the guy who raped you"
"Limp Bizkit Think They're Black, But They're Just Gay."
"The Guy Who Shot His Kid Up With A.I.D.S. Is Awesome" or
"Your Kid Committed Suicide Because You Suck"

Actually, anything by them would be good. It would be original, that's for sure.
 

blackdogdeek

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i don't know if a harpist can pull it off solo but pachelbel's(sp?) canon is nice. my sister-in-law used that one for her march. we used it for the bridesmaids march.

bach's ave maria is nice too. is this a church wedding?
 

IgorFL

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To reflect the death of your freedom, Mozart's Requiem Mass might not be a bad choice. :music:
 

StevenYoo

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To reflect the death of your freedom, Mozart's Requiem Mass might not be a bad choice.

play the Confutatis or the Dies Irae.

also try:
Walk This Way - Aerosmith
Sarah Mclachlan - I Love You
Sarah McLachlan - Full of Grace
 

oboeguy

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I assume you're looking for serious replies so I won't suggest "Your Body is a Wonderland". :D

At ours, my college pal was playing the organ. He's awesome so he improvised something appropriate to the occaision of the bride-as-vision-of-beauty-walking-down-the-aisle. I assume your harp player is not an improvisation expert (organists must be as part of their jobs, after all). Please don't use the "Pachelbel Canon". As much as I like it, it is waaay too "done", much as is "Here Comes the Bride". I suppose your choice will depend on what the rest of the music is like.
 

Isshinryu

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Canon in D is beautiful on the harp, my ex-girlfriend used to play it for me all the time.