Since most brides and grooms don't get married every day, we've created this handy guide to choosing ceremony music.
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Each of the repertoire lists below contains our suggestions for traditional classical pieces that work well for various parts of the
ceremony. We highly recommend that you consider using a fairly recognizable piece for the first processional,
whether it's a traditional classical type of piece or not.

Collage Quartet (flute/saxophone, violin or mandolin, guitar, bass)
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Collage Trio (flute/saxophone, guitar, bass)
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Toscana (flute, mandolin, bass)
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String Quartet (2 violins, viola, cello)
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Flute/String Quartet (flute, violin, viola, cello)
Please the above lists for the String Quartet; the repertoire is the same except where noted

Flute/string Trio (flute, violin, cello)
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String Trio (2 violins and cello)
Please use the above lists for Flute/string Trio; the repertoire is the same

Flute/Cello Duo
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Violin/Cello Duo
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Flute/Guitar Duo
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Mandolin/Guitar Duo
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Soloists' repertoire will depend on the individual; please enquire!