Peasant Wedding March
Originally written by pre-eminent romantic Swedish composer August Soderman in the 1800's, this lovely tune lends itself well to the flute ensemble. Arranged for 2 C flutes, alto and bass by Blanche Marie Lewis, the lovely lyrical melody flows from one instrument to the next.
The words evoke the wonder and expectation of the bride and groom as they anticipate their wedding.
"The sun is brightly beaming,
From heav'n with golden light,
Bath'd inits gold are gleaming,
Wood, vale and mountain height;
The bridegroom proudly rideth,
Up to the lov'd one's gate;
the bride looks out and longing,
For him doth wait.
Strike up, musicians, let your strain
O'er hill and dale resound,
And wake the echoes round."
Flute Quartet: 2 C flutes, Alto Flute, Bass Flute
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