Instrumental Music To Have At Your Wedding According to International Cellist Dave Leow!
Instrumental Music To Have At Your Wedding According to International Cellist Dave Leow!
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In order of appearance in the video above...
A Whiter Shade of Pale by Pocum Harum
Originally played by the British rock band Procol Harum, A Whiter Shade of Pale is especially beautiful when played on the cello with its haunting classically inspired instrumental melody. The song reached number one in several countries when it was first released in 1967 and has since become an enduring classic.
Prelude in G - J.S Bach
Bach's Prelude in G is the first of six pieces that make up Bach's 'Cello Suites, BWV 1007 to 1012' and as been popularised with it's use in pop culture.As the name suggests, Prelude in G evokes a sense on anticipation and excitement in the most beautiful way which makes it a prefect choice to mark to moment you walk down the aisle.
O nio babbino caro - Giacomo Puccini
O mio babbino caro (translates to 'Oh My Beloved Father') is a soprano aria from the opera Gianni Schicchi. In the opera it is sung by the character Lauretta to her father pleading with him to allow her to be with her love. Despite it's backstory of forbidden love, the song is beautiful and especially tugs at your heart strings when performed on the cello.
Can't Help Falling In Love - Elvis Presley
The king of rock and roll originally recorded this sweet song in the 60s and since then it has been covered countless times. Dave Loew's rendition turns this ballad into an enchanting instrumental that will sweep your guests off their feet.
Wonderful Tonight - Eric Clapton
The story goes that Eric Claption wrote Wonderful Tonight while waiting for his future wife (then girlfriend) to get ready. This oh-so-romantic song is even dreamier when played on the cello - there won't be a dry eye in the room!
Fields of Gold - Sting
Sting's beautiful Fields of Gold was inspired by the view of the sun and the wind against the barley fields in his countryside home. The evocative and inspiring song is and is Dave's personal favourite!
Canon in D - Pachebel
Chances are you've shed a tear at a wedding to Pachebel's canon before. This popular piece stands the test of time and is Dave Leow's most requested piece for weddings. It's such a pretty song so we can absolutely see why!
http://daveloew.com.au/sounds/Romance_Of_The_Cello_Disc2/11_canon_in_d.mp3
Hepburn fans will love this rendition of the Breakfast at Tiffany's song, Moon River. The strings make the song a little more whimsical, perfect for creating a magical atmosphere at your wedding!
http://daveloew.com.au/sounds/Romance_Of_The_Cello_Disc2/7_moon_river.mp3
Annie's Song - John Denver
Annie's Song is a folk song recorded and written by singer-songwriter John Denver as an ode to his wife. The instrumental is uplifting, sweet and heartfelt and so fitting for the celebration of marriage.
http://daveloew.com.au/sounds/The_Beatles_And_Friends/11_Annies_Song.mp3
When I fall in love - Nat King Cole
Originally performed by Nat King Cole, When I Fall In Love is a classic love song that is sure to add an air of romance to your most romantic day!
http://daveloew.com.au/sounds/Romance_Of_The_Cello_Disc2/6_when_i_fall_in_love.mp3
We love the touch of class and romance that instrumentals bring to a wedding, even more so when performed live! Dave Leow is an International cellist spanning a forty year career performing in Australia and Britain with his albums selling in numerous countries around the world. He has now released five top selling albums, worked with legends such as Elton John and has been principal cellist with the Australian Ballet and Opera in Melbourne, the Melbourne Symphony and Sydney Symphony Orchestra.
His services for weddings include playing music for the ceremony with classical or electric cello and as a background performer at the reception reception. Want his next performance to be at your wedding? Get in touch and listen to more of his music here!
