My concept of a wedding ceremony is described by three words:
Elegance – Sophistication - Satisfaction
My policy is to eliminate all the stress and worry and to help you, guide you, and work with you, to enable you to fulfill your dreams of a carefree magical wedding ceremony.
Brides and grooms who are looking to make a statement with their wedding ceremony and seek a personalized service, elegantly customized to their wishes are recommended for my services.
As per your inquiry I have a CD of
Track 1 Introduction
Tracks 2- 10 A) String Quartet
Two Violins, Viola and Cello
Also available as String Trio –Two violins and Cello
String Duo -Violin and Cello
Tracks 12-18 B) Harp – Flute – Cello
Tracks 19-35 C) Harp (Concert Grand Harp)
Tracks 36-39 D) Harp and Flute
I also have a tape of an incredible Soprano Vocalist.
Regarding your needs on at Flowerfield
I am at your service to help customize the music according to your wishes. I can help with specific musical selections for seating of guests, music for the bridal party, bride’s entrance and recessional music.
I am a member of the New York and National Association of Bridal Consultants. I give seminars to bridal consultants on how to eliminate stress for a bride and how to run a successful, elegant and problem free wedding reception.
I teach consultants how to help the bride through every step of the wedding reception so that the bride “enjoys herself” rather than worries about details. This is all part of my service to you.
I will help you and guide you through the planning of the music. I will create a wonderful and magical wedding ceremony for you.
You have the additional advantage that the musicians have performed at Flowerfield many times and are totally familiar with the facilities, policy, staff and acoustic requirements to ensure a successful performance.
If you are using strings- you need three strings to perform the Pachelbel Canon (Canon in D)
Check your forum email for more specific information.
STAN WIEST
A.STAN WIEST MUSIC
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