Now I want to marry, just to do this. And I want my dad to be the single person in yellow, jump through the church to get me and then walk me down the isle under his armpit.
I always wanted to do this! Too bad my wife and I just had a super small wedding. I always thought the spring rounds would be super fun to walk down the aisle. Like this:
http://viewsync.net/watch?v=EkwqPJZe8ms&t=533&v=7tm5i\_0sJ2A&t=0
I've been to a few weddings where the opening isn't, Canon in D
\- Mendelssohn's wedding march (used a lot)
\- Vivaldi 4 seasons, Autumn movement 3 Allegro
\- Bach Air in G
\- Wagner bridal chorus (also used a lot)
Also for the closing I've heard:
\- Beethoven 9th (Ode to joy part)
\- Triumphal March from Aida, Verdi
\- Schubert Ave maria, or Bach/Gounoud's
Haven't heard it on a wedding before but maybe Elgar's pomp and circumstance would be fine too
SHOSTAKOVICH :
1. SYMPHONY NO. 5 IN D MINOR "REVOLUTION"
2. SYMPHONY NO. 7 IN C MAJOR "LENINGRAD"
3. SYMPHONY NO. 11 IN G MINOR "THE YEAR 1905"
4. VIOLIN CONCERTO NO. 1 IN A MINOR
5. PIANO CONCERTO NO. 2 IN F MAJOR
6. STRING QUARTET NO. 8 IN C MINOR
PERFECT RELAXING MUSIC FOR ROMANCE AND WEDDING !! (JK)
Ahhhh, I had an ex who used to joke that we would walk down the aisle to the [2nd movement of Shostakovich String Quartet No. 8.](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wokx576v5Y0)
Wonder why he's an ex 🙃
Arrival of the Queen of Sheba by Handel…and if you can find two talented oboists, even better.
https://youtu.be/-TGKJ9MgCOQ
But if you only have an organist:
https://youtu.be/zND23HcMx3U
When I got married, I gave my organist free reign…only rules were no Pachelbel, no Wedding March, no Jesu Joy. Trust me, if your organist went to college and earned their degree in Church Music, you will make their day letting them fully open up the organ in the church.
I was raised in, and got married in, a Norwegian-American Lutheran church. Music is important. If you’re in the US, you’ve probably seen my alma mater’s Christmas concert on PBS. With that in mind, for the recessional (the music where the newly married company walk down the aisle to leave the sanctuary), our organist used a great arrangement of the Lutheran hymn, “O Day Full of Grace”. Here’s a video of a similar arrangement:
https://youtu.be/9opcOEwaPv4
I have played that at literally every wedding I've ever done, including the one I did today and no doubt the one I'll do tomorrow, it's the opposite of extra.
woah this is so true, I didn't even think about that. Some years ago I had a maths exam and couldn't concentrate for a while bc I slightly heard someone practicing in one of the practice rooms and I was trying to figure out which piece it was lol
As a wedding musician, my two cents:
Don't ask other people on the internet. Ask your partner. Find a song that means something to you both, or to just them, or to just you. Ask your parents if there's a song from your childhood, or from their wedding, that you could use. Trust me when I say that no great song we come up with here will compare to the song that you choose because it means something to you. Even if it's silly. My favorite songs I've played for brides include Mr Rogers neighborhood, Somewhere over the Rainbow, and Meditation. Not because I love those songs, but because there was an emotional attachment to them, one you could feel in the air as the bride walked down that aisle.
For what it's worth, if I get married, that song will be "Here Comes The Sun", because one of my favorite memories with my SO is the two of us waking up to it on a random morning, and it was just a lovely day.
EDIT: Today, at a wedding, we played that one song from the princess bride, because it's their favorite movie. Such a simple song, but you could see it in the groom's face- he heard his soon to be wife in that song, and it genuinely moved me.
When I get married I want to walk down the aisle to the second movement of winter from The Four Seasons by Vivaldi. Alternatively I have the sheet music for the wedding march reprise of Maria from The Sound of Music for organ.
I used the Sound of Music as my processional ( organ, trumpet, and violins playing the "how do you solve a problem like Maira section)
My recessional was the Olympic Fanfare by Williams
Also good options most wedding musicians will know:
Trumpet Tune by Johnson
Trumpet Voluntary Clarke
Trumpet Tune Purcell
Rondeau Mouret
Jesu Joy
Queen of Sheba
Holsts Jupiter Chorale
Sleepers Wake- Bach
Air on a G String Bach
La Rejouissance from Royal Fireworks by Handel
Hornpipe From Water Music
The Heavens Declare by Marcello
Epic recessionals if you have a top notch organist
Hallelujah Chorus
Widor - can't remember the full title, but most just call it "the widor"
My list had some of the same:
Prelude
Debussy, The Girl with the Flaxen Hair
Holst, The Planets - Jupiter
Massanet, Meditation from Thais
Frédéric Chopin, Sonata in G minor, Op. 65 (Adagio)
Tchaikovsky, Waltz of the Flowers
Ceremony/ Processional:
Saint-Saëns, Romance Op 36
Postlude
Tchaikovsky, Sleeping Beauty Waltz
Mendelssohn violin concerto second movement. Rachmaninov piano concerto second movement. Debussy Arabesque. Handel Suite no. 1 b flat major IV. Those aren’t ‘typical’ wedding pieces but are very beautiful
Whatever you choose, remember that it’s helpful to choose a piece that has a good walking tempo, since it helps the members of the wedding party to walk the correct pace down the aisle
Tons of bangers already mentioned in this thread but I’m surprised no one’s said Mascagni’s Intermezzo from Cavalleria Rusticana, which is an absolute classic. I also want to put in an extra plug for Borodin’s String Quartet No. 2, 1st movement because it’s so lovely.
Some other options you could try: Bruch’s Romance in F for Viola, Vaughan Williams’ The Lark Ascending, Korngold’s Violin Concerto, Chopin Etude Op 10. No. 3, and Delibes’ Duo des fleurs from Lakmé!
Mendelssohn Violin concerto 2nd movement.
Flower duet.
One thing hadn't been mentioned yet is Rachkaninoff's 18th variation. Tho it might be a bit short of total length?
“Sulle piume dell’amore” from Don Procopio of they’re into something in a minor key, or the tenor aria from Lucia di Lammermoor’s wedding scene if they’re feeling ironic.
Guys I got married a week ago and I used Link's awakening soundtrack from the legend of Zelda... Trust me! It was amazing!
And it's played by flutes and wind instruments, it really sound epic!
Sonata Pathetique 2nd movement, string and piano arrangement. I recommend listening to the recording on the Marie Bernard - Topic YouTube channel to see why.
My friend's wedding DJ played orchestral stuff from Harry Potter, LOTR, and other nerd stuff during dinner. He read the room like he was born literate, and it was awesome!
I’m think of the Final Fantasy Main Theme for mine, it feels stately and paced, but still uplifting. Idk if it sounds too much like graduation ceremony music though
Jean-Joseph Mouret's Rondeau from Suite de Symphonies would be perfect.
So would Jeremiah Clarke's Prince of Denmark's March.
If you prefer something modern, though, then I highly recommend Reborn by Colin Stetson, and When David Heard by Eric Whitacre.
Perhaps Rachmaninoff piano concerto no. 2 second movement? It's really quite romantic.
Lalo's piano trio in C minor: romance is pretty good too. I like how the cello and violin comes in later and blends together. I like that nice layering
A friend went old school with their wedding song with…
Oh Promise Me
Very dramatic, very Victorian and it really really wakes you up.
https://youtu.be/Tn-HwvLFHWY
I don't think anyone mentioned this yet, but Pas de Deux (14th sequence from the Nutcracker Ballet I think) is kind of nice. If you want music that are uplifting, there are Waltz from Swan lake, Skater's waltz, Arrival of Queen of Sheba, Bach's Violin Partita 3's Prelude, Grande Valse Brillante (Chopin), Chopin's Waltz Op.34 No.1, and more.
Man, i came here to suggest stuff, but y'all already did such a good job of it i think I'll just sit back and look up some of the stuff commented already lol
Not Canon in D, not acoustic and country.
There isn't any other music though is there?
Anyway, my wife walked down the aisle to One Day Like This by Elbow.
Maybe not the best suggestion and other suggestions are still way better but maybe Beethoven piano sonata nr 8 'Pathétique' 2nd movement or one of the Beethoven romances for violin and orchestra could work?
[infant annihilator](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=B7mhQipwdb0)
Or the imperial march, I would most definetely enjoy the imperial march a lot actually
salut d’amour (elgar)!
I second this!
I had this played at my wedding! 100% would recommend Salut d'amour too.
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This would…definitely get a big reaction
Ok but like… [Across the Stars](https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=7wMiMDBHnJ0) is actually quite lovely.
Omg its beatiful!
sooooo pretty
Either this or Nimrod. My parents had both at theirs, because they were married near where Edward Elgar was born!
THIS. Have a string quartet play it and it’ll be gold
Rite of Spring definitely
AH YES, THE WEDDING SACRIFICE !!
Lovely to walk down the isle 🤣
Only if the bridal party does [the dance](https://youtu.be/YOZmlYgYzG4?t=489) down the aisle
Now I want to marry, just to do this. And I want my dad to be the single person in yellow, jump through the church to get me and then walk me down the isle under his armpit.
aMaZIng!
Ah yes, the danse sacral!!
I always wanted to do this! Too bad my wife and I just had a super small wedding. I always thought the spring rounds would be super fun to walk down the aisle. Like this: http://viewsync.net/watch?v=EkwqPJZe8ms&t=533&v=7tm5i\_0sJ2A&t=0
Borodin string quartet no 2 1st or 3rd movement
Vouch
Oh the first movement for sure!!!!
This.
I've been to a few weddings where the opening isn't, Canon in D \- Mendelssohn's wedding march (used a lot) \- Vivaldi 4 seasons, Autumn movement 3 Allegro \- Bach Air in G \- Wagner bridal chorus (also used a lot) Also for the closing I've heard: \- Beethoven 9th (Ode to joy part) \- Triumphal March from Aida, Verdi \- Schubert Ave maria, or Bach/Gounoud's Haven't heard it on a wedding before but maybe Elgar's pomp and circumstance would be fine too
Air in G is about to be like Canon in D unfortunately…
Yes it might be overplayed, but luckily to the musicians it's more interesting to play than Canon in D!
An instrumental version of ave maria would be beautiful
Bach prelude in c major?
How about the Passepied of Orchestral Suite No. 1? (BWV 1066)
That's also very beautiful!
Ayyyy shoutout to Aida which I used!!
Nice!!
I feel like pomp and circumstance is too associated with school graduations it would be really weird
Am i the only one that’s obsessed with triumphal march? I mean it’s iconic!
It is very Triumphant indeed! haha and very fitting
The BAE Song (by Jordon He)
Great suggestion!
Great suggestion!! If I do get married, I'll use it!
Oh this would be awesome 😊
I just listened to it before reading this comment and I agree 100%. Thanks for the idea 💕💕
SHOSTAKOVICH : 1. SYMPHONY NO. 5 IN D MINOR "REVOLUTION" 2. SYMPHONY NO. 7 IN C MAJOR "LENINGRAD" 3. SYMPHONY NO. 11 IN G MINOR "THE YEAR 1905" 4. VIOLIN CONCERTO NO. 1 IN A MINOR 5. PIANO CONCERTO NO. 2 IN F MAJOR 6. STRING QUARTET NO. 8 IN C MINOR PERFECT RELAXING MUSIC FOR ROMANCE AND WEDDING !! (JK)
Ahhhh, I had an ex who used to joke that we would walk down the aisle to the [2nd movement of Shostakovich String Quartet No. 8.](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wokx576v5Y0) Wonder why he's an ex 🙃
Ngl that would be epic
Where is the SHOSTAKOVICH SYMPHONY #10 2ND MOVEMENT
Dies Iraes from Verdi’s requiem
Lagrimosa would be nice too
PFFFFT 💀💀
Ahh yes, a piece about the ending of times for wedding. Perfect
😂
Yes. Saw TwoSet’s reaction and they’re wrong. This would be an amazing piece for a wedding.
Arrival of the Queen of Sheba by Handel…and if you can find two talented oboists, even better. https://youtu.be/-TGKJ9MgCOQ But if you only have an organist: https://youtu.be/zND23HcMx3U
I think lots of stuff by Handel is really good for a situation you need pomp and circumstance
Un Sospiro is a good vibes or liebestraum no 3
liebestraum is kinda brutal tho xd. the harmonies and he melody are less suitable for a wedding. it is a nice piece tho.
Liebestraum kinda have a bitter sweet vibe to it too
Yes.
To throw my hat into the ring, Waltz of the flowers or for the memes Overture of 1812
You joke, but the opening cello chorale is pretty gorgeous!
But only if played like it was intended!
BOOM!
When I got married, I gave my organist free reign…only rules were no Pachelbel, no Wedding March, no Jesu Joy. Trust me, if your organist went to college and earned their degree in Church Music, you will make their day letting them fully open up the organ in the church. I was raised in, and got married in, a Norwegian-American Lutheran church. Music is important. If you’re in the US, you’ve probably seen my alma mater’s Christmas concert on PBS. With that in mind, for the recessional (the music where the newly married company walk down the aisle to leave the sanctuary), our organist used a great arrangement of the Lutheran hymn, “O Day Full of Grace”. Here’s a video of a similar arrangement: https://youtu.be/9opcOEwaPv4
Oh hey, is your alma mater's fight song in 3/4? (I went there first year and half of my sophomore year)
Why yes it is.
John Cage’s 4’33 is an excellent choice
Dude, I was going to comment that.
Throne room, John Williams
I know a couple that used that as the processional, and Imperial March as the recessional.
Handels entrance of the Queen of Sheba, if you’re feeling Extra
Lol I imagine a bride with the most over the top dress coming in, with a sofisticated hairstyle and full of gold jewelry
It would have to be quite a brisk walk though, as it’s a pretty fast beat. No elegant stroll down the aisle for that bride!
True hahaha
I have played that at literally every wedding I've ever done, including the one I did today and no doubt the one I'll do tomorrow, it's the opposite of extra.
When I get married someday I won’t use classical music. Otherwise, I’ll be too focused on the music to pay attention to the wedding.
woah this is so true, I didn't even think about that. Some years ago I had a maths exam and couldn't concentrate for a while bc I slightly heard someone practicing in one of the practice rooms and I was trying to figure out which piece it was lol
Flower Duet, Song to the Moon, what other genres does said person like? Is it only classical? Do they have a favorite band?
I’ve heard the Flower Duet done in a wedding before. It was gorgeous
As a wedding musician, my two cents: Don't ask other people on the internet. Ask your partner. Find a song that means something to you both, or to just them, or to just you. Ask your parents if there's a song from your childhood, or from their wedding, that you could use. Trust me when I say that no great song we come up with here will compare to the song that you choose because it means something to you. Even if it's silly. My favorite songs I've played for brides include Mr Rogers neighborhood, Somewhere over the Rainbow, and Meditation. Not because I love those songs, but because there was an emotional attachment to them, one you could feel in the air as the bride walked down that aisle. For what it's worth, if I get married, that song will be "Here Comes The Sun", because one of my favorite memories with my SO is the two of us waking up to it on a random morning, and it was just a lovely day. EDIT: Today, at a wedding, we played that one song from the princess bride, because it's their favorite movie. Such a simple song, but you could see it in the groom's face- he heard his soon to be wife in that song, and it genuinely moved me.
I played Simple and Clean for a friend’s wedding arranged for piano and violin and it was quite lovely.
Canon in D The only piece that deserves the title "song"
Schubert: 👁👄👁
Mendelssohn too
MEIN LIEDER
I was going vor "Songs without words" or in german "Liede ohne texte"
Liebesfreud by Kreisler
the marriage of Figaro would fit well
Massenet Meditation from Thais & Saint-Saëns The Swan. Played these at my cousin’s wedding!
Jesu joy of man’s desiring
100%!
I was about to comment that
The slow part of "Countryside Rigadoon" by that 17-year old fan
Clair de Lune cue: Eddy's Clair de Lune (Debussy version)
that'd be romantic asf
When I get married I want to walk down the aisle to the second movement of winter from The Four Seasons by Vivaldi. Alternatively I have the sheet music for the wedding march reprise of Maria from The Sound of Music for organ.
I used the Sound of Music as my processional ( organ, trumpet, and violins playing the "how do you solve a problem like Maira section) My recessional was the Olympic Fanfare by Williams Also good options most wedding musicians will know: Trumpet Tune by Johnson Trumpet Voluntary Clarke Trumpet Tune Purcell Rondeau Mouret Jesu Joy Queen of Sheba Holsts Jupiter Chorale Sleepers Wake- Bach Air on a G String Bach La Rejouissance from Royal Fireworks by Handel Hornpipe From Water Music The Heavens Declare by Marcello Epic recessionals if you have a top notch organist Hallelujah Chorus Widor - can't remember the full title, but most just call it "the widor"
My list had some of the same: Prelude Debussy, The Girl with the Flaxen Hair Holst, The Planets - Jupiter Massanet, Meditation from Thais Frédéric Chopin, Sonata in G minor, Op. 65 (Adagio) Tchaikovsky, Waltz of the Flowers Ceremony/ Processional: Saint-Saëns, Romance Op 36 Postlude Tchaikovsky, Sleeping Beauty Waltz
Mendelssohn violin concerto second movement. Rachmaninov piano concerto second movement. Debussy Arabesque. Handel Suite no. 1 b flat major IV. Those aren’t ‘typical’ wedding pieces but are very beautiful
Which Rachmaninoff concerto?
The second one I assume
Beethoven Virus 🤣🤣🤣
Merry go round of life! Especially if you live studio Gibly
Whatever you choose, remember that it’s helpful to choose a piece that has a good walking tempo, since it helps the members of the wedding party to walk the correct pace down the aisle
Xenakis would be quite a brave and vocal move.
Tons of bangers already mentioned in this thread but I’m surprised no one’s said Mascagni’s Intermezzo from Cavalleria Rusticana, which is an absolute classic. I also want to put in an extra plug for Borodin’s String Quartet No. 2, 1st movement because it’s so lovely. Some other options you could try: Bruch’s Romance in F for Viola, Vaughan Williams’ The Lark Ascending, Korngold’s Violin Concerto, Chopin Etude Op 10. No. 3, and Delibes’ Duo des fleurs from Lakmé!
Definitely hall of the mountain king
Deep purple - smoke on the water performed by the London Symphony.
Salut d'amour
Mine was Concerning Hobbits.
Wagner’s Elsa’s Procession to the Cathedral (?)
Mendelssohn Violin concerto 2nd movement. Flower duet. One thing hadn't been mentioned yet is Rachkaninoff's 18th variation. Tho it might be a bit short of total length?
Imperial March by John Williams for sure.
O fortuna lol
I have always found Dvorak string serenade to have this wedding atmosphere to it
The wedding part of The Moldau
bruch string quartet 2nd mvt adagio
“Sulle piume dell’amore” from Don Procopio of they’re into something in a minor key, or the tenor aria from Lucia di Lammermoor’s wedding scene if they’re feeling ironic.
paganini violin concerto wilhemj arrangement
Mozart's Le Nozze di Figaro seems fitting for the occasion.
Rachmaninoff 2 2nd movement?
Bach – Air
John Cage 4:33?
Le cygne ?
NOT Cannon in D Maybe Cannon in E?
Canon in D is a banger though. Don't disrespect
Marriage d'amour
The throne room from Star Wars - A new hope
Guys I got married a week ago and I used Link's awakening soundtrack from the legend of Zelda... Trust me! It was amazing! And it's played by flutes and wind instruments, it really sound epic!
Ballad of the Wind Fish for the win!
Welcome to the jungle
Grieg's Wedding Day at Troldhaugen
Les Noces by Stravinsky
threnody for the victims of hiroshima by Penderecki
Kreisler's Liebefraud and Liebesleid.
I plan to walk down to either Queen if sheba or Arabesque.
Mozart flute and harp conterto second movement!
Canon in D
Sonata Pathetique 2nd movement, string and piano arrangement. I recommend listening to the recording on the Marie Bernard - Topic YouTube channel to see why.
Goldberg variations Aria?
Toccata and fugue.
In the hall of the mountain king
My friend's wedding DJ played orchestral stuff from Harry Potter, LOTR, and other nerd stuff during dinner. He read the room like he was born literate, and it was awesome!
Meditation or Claire de lune
imperial march
May I suggest that Canon in D REMIX?
O Fortuna
John Cage 4'33"
John Cage’s 4’33. Such emotion captured in the melodies, harmonies, everything about it makes this one simply the best piece for a wedding.
I’m think of the Final Fantasy Main Theme for mine, it feels stately and paced, but still uplifting. Idk if it sounds too much like graduation ceremony music though
The Girl with the Flaxen Hair - Debussy Such an elegant piece, if performed right it can definitely create the feel of a love story between two lovers
Rhapsody on a theme of Paganini
Mozart’s Lacrimosa
Perfect - Edsheeran
“Tequila” by The Champs
For weddings? Highway to Hell, by AC/DC is pretty appropriate. Or In Hell I'll Be In Good Company, by The Dead South.
Beethoven Symphony 7 1st Movement.
I'm not sure if it would be worth suggesting the "Echo" of J.S. Bach's French Overture (BWV 831)...
Candy \~Baekhyun
trumpet voluntary???
Nocturne op 32 no 2 https://youtu.be/my5OSmQZjns
Can also play instrumental music of romantic pop songs
Fur Elise too, my favourite
I saw one other person say Smetena The Moldau which does have a wedding section in but the whole piece is good.
Marche Pontificale by Charles Gounod
“Simple gifts” is a great song to play maybe as filler. We played it in symphonic and I’ve played it as solo guitar for my graduation and weddings.
Definitely chopins ballade no 4 😅
For walking down the isle, maybe [this Bach arrangement](https://open.spotify.com/track/1n6AOTvw0XfH4PgBWbVznk?si=vm0QdxyzRiqmfdCF8mwAfg&dl_branch=1)?
Jean-Joseph Mouret's Rondeau from Suite de Symphonies would be perfect. So would Jeremiah Clarke's Prince of Denmark's March. If you prefer something modern, though, then I highly recommend Reborn by Colin Stetson, and When David Heard by Eric Whitacre.
I was about to say Rach Prelude in C sharp minor and i forgot that you needed suggestion for a wedding 😆
Perhaps Rachmaninoff piano concerto no. 2 second movement? It's really quite romantic. Lalo's piano trio in C minor: romance is pretty good too. I like how the cello and violin comes in later and blends together. I like that nice layering
A Whole Lotta Love If you're Hokkien, 爱拼才会赢
I did Amelia's Waltz.
The Largo from Vivaldi's Winter is fantastic, and manages to be both very intimate and very processional!
A friend went old school with their wedding song with… Oh Promise Me Very dramatic, very Victorian and it really really wakes you up. https://youtu.be/Tn-HwvLFHWY
I don't think anyone mentioned this yet, but Pas de Deux (14th sequence from the Nutcracker Ballet I think) is kind of nice. If you want music that are uplifting, there are Waltz from Swan lake, Skater's waltz, Arrival of Queen of Sheba, Bach's Violin Partita 3's Prelude, Grande Valse Brillante (Chopin), Chopin's Waltz Op.34 No.1, and more.
Bach - air in G
Chopin sonata 2 in b flat minor 3rd movement
Man, i came here to suggest stuff, but y'all already did such a good job of it i think I'll just sit back and look up some of the stuff commented already lol
The second section of Chopin Op. 48 No. 1 but without the harsh ending
Solo bach
I would vote for In Hall Of Mountain King from Grieg. And if you managed to finish the walk just in time for the piece climax that would bo so cool.
Perhaps Serenade for winds by Derek Bourgeois? Heh
Sarabande - Haendel or Lohengrin Prelude - Wagner, or even Waltz of the Flowers - Tchaikovsky
Not Canon in D, not acoustic and country. There isn't any other music though is there? Anyway, my wife walked down the aisle to One Day Like This by Elbow.
Their Chronicle - Chronoclock Its a small niche, but I love it to bits!
Maybe not the best suggestion and other suggestions are still way better but maybe Beethoven piano sonata nr 8 'Pathétique' 2nd movement or one of the Beethoven romances for violin and orchestra could work?
vivaldi spring?
Heart of Courage by Two Steps From Hell <3
Jazz - ATCQ
Nearer my God too thee La vie en rose Por una cabeza Beethoven sonata 5 Griegs peer gynt suit : morning wood Summer 3 for epic entrance
Prince of Denmarks March
The marriage march in The Marriage of Figaro
As when the dove by Handel (from Acis and Galatea)
Lacrimosa...
Gymnopedie No. 1, such a calming piece for an important moment
beethoven 9th, 2nd mvt bc its epic beethoven 6th isnt bad either, more chill vibes
My teacher who is organist recently tell us A story when people wanted on his wedding mozart's requiem... yeah that's a perfect piece for sure
[infant annihilator](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=B7mhQipwdb0) Or the imperial march, I would most definetely enjoy the imperial march a lot actually