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A fast, jazzy and very happy interpretation of Felix Mendelssohn's "Wedding March" played on an electric piano. This version in particular is forty four seconds long. Obviously different to the very music you would hear at a wedding this interpretation is played on a electric piano and has the specific purpose of offering the Wedding director/organiser or media producer/film maker a different choice of arrangement and style to cater for their particular production needs. Please see the rest of the Wedding Music section for different arrangements, interpretations and other wedding music pieces. This copryright free and royalty free music is suitable for religious and civil weddings and all kinds of media productions, including Film production, dramas, documentaries, radio jingles, website development and podcasting.
Felix Mendelssohn's "Wedding March" needs little or no introduction for many people in the English speaking Western World as a it is commonly used during wedding ceremonies. Mendelssohn wrote the piece as incidental music for Shakespeare's play A Midsummer Night's Dream in 1842. Generally only part of the composition is played at weddings and it is usually played on a church pipe organ.
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