wedding music

    
wedding music    20:17 on Monday, May 19, 2008          

flauta
(134 points)
Posted by flauta

Another question about wedding music, oh dear. I'm playing with a flute quartet though. Four c flutes. Any suggestions? I am completely in the dark about what to look for. I'm sure fluteworld has enough that would be suitable, but I don't know what they sound like. Any skill level is fine. We are all flute majors.


Re: wedding music    21:08 on Monday, May 19, 2008          

tenorsax13
(534 points)
Posted by tenorsax13

canon in d is a nice piece for a quartet. so is the traditional wedding march.


Re: wedding music    00:14 on Tuesday, May 20, 2008          

flauta
(134 points)
Posted by flauta

Unfortunately, we don't have access to any other flutes.
The suggestions don't necessarily need to be limited to what you know is transcribed for flute quartet. I could transcribe or look for a transcription. I just need to know what pieces would be acceptable to play at a wedding...and a known transcription would be a great bonus.


Re: wedding music    00:45 on Tuesday, May 20, 2008          

Account Closed
(3248 points)
Posted by Account Closed

I have an a arrangement from Orpheus by Gluck for four flutes that I think would sound really nice for a wedding. I have extras of it, I would be happy to pass it along to you if you would like.


Re: wedding music    05:21 on Tuesday, May 20, 2008          

Bilbo
(1340 points)
Posted by Bilbo

Thanks for that link "Zoom" it is massive. A virtual library of things to browse through. It helps if one knows what corners to go into though.
Another source for some ideas:
http://palouke.home.comcast.net/~palouke/RepFluteChoir.htm


Re: wedding music    13:29 on Tuesday, May 20, 2008          

Patrick
(1743 points)
Posted by Patrick

here is a set of books I have used for all kinds of gigs, www.lastresortmusic.com, they have individual books that can be used in all sorts of combinations from wedding favs to sacred/jewish music to rags and waltzes, etc..


   




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