Wedding Trumpeter
Featuring a trumpet player at a wedding can dramatically change the dynamic of the service. The day is already a 'high' of emotions and feelings, the moment has finally come - why not annouce the moment in style. A recent performance by one of our trumpeters included a fanfare by the composer Saint-Saens to formally signal the arrival of the bride. The bride, accompanied by her father then walked down the aisle to trumpet voluntary by Clarke. feature music can provide a trumpet player to play any of the wellknown trumpet tunes, which is establishing a certain tradition or indeed an arrangement of your selection. We can provide a jazz specialist trumpet player to perform something more modern. With incredible choice, get in touch for advice and indeed suggestions!
When booked, the trumpeter usual plays when the bride walks down the aisle, accompanying wedding hymns or songs, often at the signing ceremony and to celebrate the exit of husband and wife [wedding march - Mendelssohn (popular)]. Often our trumpet players are accompanied by a vocal soloist, usually a soprano voice. See below for our *SPECIAL OFFER*. The vocal soloist usually performs during the signing ceremony with the trumpet player. Two very popular choices are Handel's 'Let the Bright Seraphim' and 'Eternal Source of Light Divine'. Add the sparkle to an already amazing day! Get in touch!
feature music does manage specific artists but can also book established ensembles and performers on demand. We are never fully booked! We are able to provide outstanding musicians to each event we manage. If you book an ensemble or individual direct there is no assuarance that if they are unable to attend they will find a replacement or sometimes even turn up; feature music provides that assuarance by being able to book musicians we represent with comprehensive contracts from our robust database of 'hand-picked' professionals, which ensures a legally bound comitment to your event. Any further information required? Try our FAQ section and contact us here.
When booked, the trumpeter usual plays when the bride walks down the aisle, accompanying wedding hymns or songs, often at the signing ceremony and to celebrate the exit of husband and wife [wedding march - Mendelssohn (popular)]. Often our trumpet players are accompanied by a vocal soloist, usually a soprano voice. See below for our *SPECIAL OFFER*. The vocal soloist usually performs during the signing ceremony with the trumpet player. Two very popular choices are Handel's 'Let the Bright Seraphim' and 'Eternal Source of Light Divine'. Add the sparkle to an already amazing day! Get in touch!
feature music does manage specific artists but can also book established ensembles and performers on demand. We are never fully booked! We are able to provide outstanding musicians to each event we manage. If you book an ensemble or individual direct there is no assuarance that if they are unable to attend they will find a replacement or sometimes even turn up; feature music provides that assuarance by being able to book musicians we represent with comprehensive contracts from our robust database of 'hand-picked' professionals, which ensures a legally bound comitment to your event. Any further information required? Try our FAQ section and contact us here.
*Special offer* - discount for booking trumpet & soprano
A very popular ensemble choice for providing wedding music is a trumpet player (piccolo) and vocal soloist (soprano). The trumpet player can provide a fanfare to annouce the arrival of the bride, then provide a processional trumpet tune, such as Charpentier's 'Prelude' from Te Deum. The soprano can sing the first verse of the hymns and provide music during the signing of the register. Popular choices include, Handel's Let the Bright Seraphim and Eternal Source of Light Divine. The trumpet player then plays a rousing trumpet tune, such as Clarke's Trumpet Voluntary to accompany the exit of Husband and Wife. Book!
Popular music choicesLa Rejouissance from 'Music for the Royal Fireworks' - G.F. Handel
Trumpet Tune from 'Indian Queen' - G.F. Handel Prince of Denmark's March - J. Clarke Trumpet Voluntary - J. Stanley Trumpet Tune - H. Purcell Trumpet Voluntary - W. Boyce Prelude from 'Te Deum' - M.A Charpentier Alleluia from 'Exultate Jubilate' - W.A. Mozart |
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