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Celtic Wedding Recessionals Solo Violin
The following six Irish and Scottish traditional tunes were recorded on 6/20/2019 by Dorothea Barth. They have been especially selected to make lively and jubilant recessionals for couples who wish to incorporate an Irish/Scottish theme for their wedding.
Suggestion: Select your favorite tune for your recessional, and I can include some of the other tunes as Postlude after the recessional ends. I typically play 10-15 minutes of Postlude music after the ceremony ends, while you greet your guests or take photos.
Mari's WeddingMari's Wedding is used both in Irish and Scottish traditional music and is a popular and joyful standard.
- The Bridal
The Bridal is an upbeat Irish jig, which I've previously used as a wedding recessional.
- Scottland The Brave
This famous Scottish march is often played by bagpipers. It is one of several songs often considered an unofficial Scottish national anthem.
- Loch Torridon
This is a lively Scottish reel, named after a sea lake on the West coast of Scottland in the Northwest Highlands
- Rights of Man
This is a lively Irish hornpipe
- The Bonny Lass o'Fyvie
This lively tune is a Bothy ballad, a genre of songs sung by farm labourers in the northeast region of Scotland.
