Wedding Songs

Trumpet Voluntary Comments

Reader Comments
Voluntary
Name: P Rivera2008-06-19
I've heard this played on guitar. It sounds fantastic. See
cdbaby.com/cd/msoloway
Prince of Denmark's March.
Quartet
Name: Ashley2007-10-15
I played this in a brass quartet. Sounds awesome with trombone/coronet/horn/tuba.
Re:Trumpet
Name: GiGi2007-10-10
Yes it's fine without an organ. YOu can use just a trumpet/cornet player alone or accompanied by a keyboard
Trumpet
Name: angie2007-07-13
Has anyone every heard this without the organ? I don't want to bother with trying to find an organ player but I already know a trumpet player.
voluntary
Name: anita2007-05-27
i just want to hear it
Trumpet Voluntary
Name: Cheryl2007-03-23
I wanted to hear a sample because I think this is what I want to walk down the aisle to.
Traditions
Name: Kate2007-02-14
This was my parent's wedding tune for the processional. I was thinking of using it at mine as the "something borrowed". Great traditional tune!
Words to Trumpet Voluntary
Name: Ross2006-07-02
Actually, the words were written long after the original arrangement. Because the song was becoming popular at weddings, the Catholic church decided that words must be added in order to fit with Catholic tradition. They also added words to the traditional wedding song that we are used to hearing, but those were also very unpopular.
Trumpet Voluntary
Name: Ebony2006-06-14
I just want to hear a sample of the music because I was thinking about using this song for my entrance at my wedding.
Trumpet Voluntary
Name: Jamie2005-07-03
The Trumpet Voluntary doesn't have any words. It is a "wordless" song played on the trumpets and organ. It is a very traditional wedding song mostly played in big cathedrals and church weddings.
Trumpet Voluntary
Name: Ronald Dutt2004-11-30
I WANT TO KNLOW THE WORDS OF TRUMPET VOLUNTARY
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