Not-baroque wedding organ pieces?
  • wingletwinglet
    Posts: 41
    Suggestions welcome especially from early 20th century that aren't too cliche.
  • ServiamScores
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    Wedding March by A Valenti.
    https://youtu.be/7-bVFy8zJGg
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  • Felicia
    Posts: 110
    On the quieter side (maybe for the entrance of the bridesmaids):
    Andante religioso, 2nd mvt. of Sonata no. 4 by Felix Mendelssohn

    https://imslp.org/wiki/Organ_Sonata_No.4,_MWV_W_59_(Mendelssohn%2C_Felix)/

    https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mPdNt_PvMf04/
    Thanked by 1winglet
  • Nathan_the_Organist
    Posts: 434
    I don't know if anyone would consider this one cliche, but I've done Fanfare in D Major by Jacques Nicolas Lemmens at several weddings. It would be a wonderful recessional or postlude.
  • cesarfranck
    Posts: 158
    Here are a few:
    "Berceuse," "Lied," and "Carillon" (pieces in free style) L Vierne
    "Rhosymedre" Ralph Vaughan Williams
    "The King of Love" - St Columba - Robin Mitford
    "Dearest Jesus, At Thy Word" Paul Manz
    "Aria" Flor Peeters
    "Holsworthy Church Bells" S Wesley
    Toccatas in D and D Minor by A Reinaud
    "Toccata Fanfare in D" Michaud
    "Lord Jesus Christ be present now" Paul Manz
    "Gaudens gaudebo" (sp?) and "Prelude on an Introit" Dom Paul Benoit
    "I am black but comely" Marcel Dupre
    "Tuba Tune" A Hollins
    Except for Peeters and Manz, the rest are available at IMSLP.
    Not all are in your specified time frame, but are a bit different.
    Please excuse my spellings.
    David (Ceaar)
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