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“Sweet Georgia Brown” (Globe Trotters Theme) for the recessional.

“Time to Say Goodbye” for the bridal march–that one actually worked pretty well.

“Proud Mary” at the reception–got a

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I did hire a harpist, but I didn’t want her to play the processional–like you said, too much like work. She did the prelude and the reception, both

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Hi Curly,

The Four Songs for women’s chorus, two horns and harp by Brahms (opus 17) is a nice piece. It’s been a while since I did this one so I don’t remember how difficult the vocal part is. I especially like the 3rd song called

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Carl, I think it’s interesting that you brought this up. I am right handed and I feel that my left hand is

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Not exactly an axiom, I know, but– I once knew a delightful old man who was a concert organist in his day. He was just full of wit and humor. Someone asked him: “How old were you when you first started playing?” He answered with a straight face: “Well, I started out on the linoleum.”

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I believe it was Jan Jennings. She writes of it in the

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There is an episode of “Dark Angel” where Jessica Alba’s character is attending a wedding and there is a harpist playing the wedding march. It was quite lovely.

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You say ‘Carmeena’ I say ‘Carmahna’, let’s Carl the whole thing Orff!

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