Silverwood Music Ensembles

Sample Silverwood

You can hardly hire musicians without sampling their music, so we've pulled together some music samples especially for weddings. You can find many more, full-length performances on our "Here Comes the Bride" and "Jewish Wedding Music” CDs.

 

Popular Wedding Selections:

Processional

Canon

J. Pachelbel

 

 

Ode to Joy  

L. V. Beethoven

 

 

Trumpet Voluntary (Prince of Denmark March)

J. Clarke

 

 

Ceremony

Meditation From Thais

J. Massenet

 

Recessional

Bridal March  

F. Mendelssohn

 

Jewish Wedding Music

Simon Tor/Chosen Kalle Mazelta (recessional)

 

 

Reception Selections / Pop Music

The Girl From Ipanema

Antônio Carlos Jobim

 

When I'm 64

The Beatles

 

La Bamba

Ritchie Valens

 

 

 

 

 

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In their own words…

Silverwood Music Ensembles… are truly the “one-stop shopping” vendor that I value as my musical partner!  [They] keep me coming back, week after week, to schedule the perfect entertainers for my clients.

—Linda Zopfi, A Zopfi Production LLC

When I encourage my brides to contract with Silverwood to provide the music for their weddings, I do so with utter confidence that they will receive wonderful service from the planning of their music to the performance on that special day. 

—Stephanie Solomon, Solomon Event Planning

How thrilled and blessed we all were with your gorgeous music! So many said it was the most beautiful service they had ever attended, and you had a HUGE part in making it so.

—Virginia

I especially enjoyed listening to the music again on the video—this time taking in every piece. It was beautiful!

—Cindy Parsons

Bonnie,

I just wanted to say thank you for everything.

You did a wonderful job… everyone had nothing but praises for your group.

The wedding went wonderfully thanks to your performances. Thank you again.
 
—Donald and Donella Kim

Thank you for making the entire proceedings so relaxed and genuinely a pleasure.

You are all very talented and added an exquisite touch to the service.

—Cindy Parsons