Da Capo Strings

Sound Clips

We have posted our entire Demo CD online. The music selections have been also categorized under where they are most commonly used during a ceremony.

All of these tracks are recorded as a trio. To hear the difference between a Duo, Trio and Quartet, go to the bottom of the page.

Preludes (Before the ceremony)
Allegro from Mozart's Eine Kleine Nachtmusik
Allegro from Mozart's Divertimento #1

Processionals (Bride and bridal party walking down the isle)
Trumpet Voluntary, Clarke
Wedding March, Wagner
Jesu Joy of Man's Desiring, Bach
Air (on the G string) Bach
Cannon in D, Pachelbel

Interludes (Breaks for music during the ceremony)
Andante from Trio Sonata #1, Tartini
Winter from The Four Seasons, Vivaldi

Recessionals (Leaving the ceremony)
Wedding March, Mendelssohn
Entrance March from the Queen of Sheba, Handel
Rondeau, Mourette
Gigue from Orchestral Suite, Bach
Hornpipe from Water Music, Handel
Allegro from Trio Sonata 1, Tartini

Da Capo Strings usually performs as a trio, however we offer duet and quartet appearances as well. For large outdoor venues, a quartet is most appropriate. In other venues, a trio produces a sufficient amount of sound and has enough texture (different instruments) to make the performance musically interesting. Below are Duo, Trio and Quartet recordings of Clarke's Trumpet Voluntary to demonstrate the difference in sound.

Clarke Trumpet Voluntary
Duo Trio Quartet