The samples below have been assembled from Carole's extensive repertoire to provide examples of the bredth of her musical styles and abilities.

If there is a particular piece that you can not find in my repertoire list, I will be happy to accommodate your requests to the best of my abilities.

See also: Repertoire

PLEASE NOTE THAT THIS SECTION IS UNDER DEVELOPMENT -
DUE TO BE ACIVATE ON OR BEFORE JULY 1, 2003

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Sample Audio Files - See also Carole's repertoire list.

! NOTE, the 1st piece of music you play may take a minute to load...   Processionals Here Comes the Bride by Wagner 1min 2 sec Trumpet Tune by Purcell 36 sec Allegro from Water Music by Handel 34 sec Canon by Pachelbel 1min 16 sec (Do bear in mind that if you have a slower internet access this will affect the quality of the sound!)   Signing of the Register The Swan by Saint-Saens 44 sec O Perfect Love by J Barnby 45 sec Polotsvian Dance by Borodin (Stranger in Paradise) 54 sec Gymnopedie No 1 by Satie 1min 3 sec Canon by Pachelbel 1min 16 sec Meditation from Thais by Massenet 1min 21 sec Nocturne by Chopin 1min 13 sec Adagio by Albinoni 1min 4 sec Nessun Dorma by Puccini 1min 8 sec O for the wings of a Dove by Mendlessohn 1min 10 sec Liebestraum by Liszt (Dreams of Love) 46 sec Ave Maria by Gounod 1min 17 sec   Recessionals Trumpet Voluntary by Clarke 49 sec Hornpipe by Handel 39 sec Wedding March by Mendlessohn 57 sec Queen of Sheba by Handel 35 sec Listen to more soundbytes As a general rule music for wedding breakfasts are divided into the following 3 sections: If you are having a civil wedding there is the ceremony itself. This involves playing as guests arrive, a processional as the bride makes her entrance, during the signing of the register, and a recessional as you leave the room. Drinks reception after the service (usually whilst photos are happening, as there can be general milling around for the guests). During the wedding breakfast. Please note that some Registrars don't allow music which can have "religious" associations to be played at a civil wedding ceremony. This includes the traditional wedding marches Here Comes the Bride by Wagner, Wedding March by Mendlessohn and Ave Maria by Gounod. There is no "law" saying you cannot have this music if you wish, it is purely up to the Registrar's personal taste. So if you would like these pieces to be played you will have to discuss this in advance and maybe persuade the Registrar! Help with playing music clips

 

 

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