Music suggestions for ceremony and reception

Re: Music suggestions for ceremony and reception

• razdazzle member

  

  July 2010 edited December 2011

  Here is a list of songs that my harpist sent me from her repertoire. I think they would work well for a violinist and keyboard.  You may want to ask them if they have a list of songs they know.
  
  Al Kol Eleh
  Alekhem
  Artsa Alinu
  Bashana Habaoah
  Chorsha HaEucaliptus
  Dodi Li
  Eile Chamda Libi.
  Erev Ba
  Erev Shel Shoshanim
  Hanaova Babanot
  Hatikvah
  Havah Nagilah
  Hevenu Shalom
  Hine Ma Tov
  Hodaya
  Kol Nidre
  Kozatzke
  L'cha Dodi
  Lokha Dodi
  Mitzva Godola
  Old Yishoma
  Siman Tov
  

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• slbriz34

  

  July 2010 edited December 2011

  Most, if not all of the above, can be done on the violin.  How it'll sound on the piano I'm not sure, but there are many arrangements for piano your musicians can find.  You should definitely ask what they have played and if you don't like the list provided, figure out some pieces you'd like them to play and then go from there.

  
  

  We had a string trio and they had a few of the arrangements already, the others they were able to find in a book and the fallback charge to me was only $20.

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• mickeypotter member

  

  August 2010 edited December 2011

  I would argue that not all the songs above are relevent for weddings.
  Kol Nidre--I don't want to think about Yom Kippur during a wedding
  Hatikvah--Israeli national anthem? Not a wedding song
  

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