Here’s just a taste of the library of tunes I have on hand, ready to play for your next event!

[Skip to my Arrangements page for info on non-traditional tunes.]

Traditional Tunes:

These famous and well-loved tunes are just a sampling of the traditional, Classical favorites you might choose to have performed for your event. Clicking on each linked title will take you to a sample video or sound file (remember, what you hear as the original instrumentation in the sample recordings, can in fact be played by the custom ensemble of your choosing).

• J.S. Bach – Little Fugue
• J.S. Bach – March
• J.S. Bach – March in D Major
• J.S. Bach – Brandenburg Concertos #2and #3 (mvt 1 or mvt 3) and #6
• J.S. Bach – Air, Bourree, Gavotte, Gigue, and Overture (from Suite #3)
• J.S. Bach – Arisoso
• J.S. Bach – Ave Maria (adapted by Charles Gounod)
• J.S. Bach – Jesu, Joy of Man’s Desiring
• J.S. Bach – Sheep May Safely Graze
• J.S. Bach – Bandinerie
• J.S. Bach – Bist Du Bei Mir
• J.S. Bach – My Heart Ever Faithful
• J.S. Bach – Rondeau (from Orchestral Suite #2)
• L.v. Beethoven – Ode to Joy
• L.v. Beethoven – Minuet in G
• L.v. Beethoven – Fur Elise
• L.v. Beethoven – Adagio (from Piano Sonata #8, “Pathetique”)
• G. Bizet – Galop and Petit Mari, Petite Femme (from Jeux d’Enfants)
• G. Bizet – Farandole and Menuet (from L’Arlesienne Suite #2)
• Luigi Boccherini – Minuet (from Quintet in E Major)
• Alexander Borodin – Theme from Polovetzian Dances
• Alexander Borodin – Nocturne (from String Quartet #2)
• Johannes Brahms – Hungarian Dance #5
• Johannes Brahms – St. Anthony Choraleand Sicilienne
• Frank Bridge – Spring Song
• Frederick Chopin – Nocturne, from Op. 9 #2
• Frederick Chopin – Fantaisie-Impromptu
• Frederick Chopin – Prelude from Op. 28 #4
• Frederick Chopin – Prelude from Op. 28 #15
• Jeremiah Clarke – Trumpet Voluntary
• Arcangelo Corelli – Adagio (from Violin Sonata in G Minor)
• Leo Delibes – Flower Duet
• Antonin Dvorak – Humoresque
• Antonin Dvorak – Slavonic Dance #1 and #2
• Gabriel Faure – Berceuse (from Dolly Suite)
• Gabriel Faure – Pavane (from Op. 50)
• Gabriel Faure – Sicilienne (from Pelleas et Melisande, Op. 78)
• Cesar Franck – Panis Angelicus
• C.W. Gluck – Minuet and Dance of the Blessed Spirits (from Orpheus)
• F.J. Gossec – Tambourin
• F.J. Gossec – Gavotte
• L.M. Gottschalk – Le Bananier
• L.M. Gottschalk – The Dying Poet
• L.M. Gottschalk –Tournament Galop
• Charles Gounod – Funeral March for a Marionette
• Charles Gounod – Juliet’s Waltz Song
• Edvard Grieg – Gavotte, from Holberg Suite, Op. 40
• Edvard Grieg – I Love Thee (Ich Liebe Dich from The Heart’s Melodies, Op. 5)
• G.F. Handel – Bouree, La Rejouissance, and Minuet (from Fireworks Music)
• G.F. Handel – Sarabande and Allegro (from Oboe Concerto in G Minor)
• G.F. Handel – Allegro (from Sonata in F)
• G.F. Handel – Largo (from Xerxes)
• G.F. Handel – Sarabande (from Suite #4)
• G.F. Handel – Air, Allegro, Andante, Bourree, Hornpipe, and Finale (from Water Music Suite)
• G.F. Handel – Arrival of the Queen of Sheba
• F.J. Haydn – Presto (from String Quartet in F Major)
• F.J. Haydn – Andante (from String Quartet in F Major)
• Gustav Holst – Theme from Jupiter
• J. Ivanovici – Waltz (from Waves of the Danube, #1)
• Jean Baptiste Loeillet – Allegro
• Jules Massenet – Elegie
• Felix Mendelssohn – Nocturne and Wedding March (from A Midsummer Night’s Dream)
• Felix Mendelssohn – Regrets and Spring-Song (from Songs Without Words Op. 62 #6)
• Jean-Joseph Mouret – Rondeau
• W.A. Mozart – Ave Verum Corpus (K. 618)
• W.A. Mozart – Rondo alla turca
• W.A. Mozart – Allegro, Menuetto, Romanza, and Rondo (from Eine Kleine Nachtmusik)
• W.A. Mozart – Andante (from K. 316 for flute and orchestra)
• W.A. Mozart –Andante (from Piano Concerto #21, K. 467)
• Johann Pachelbel – Canon
• Niccolo Paganini – Capriccio #24
• G. Puccini – Crisantemi
• Henry Purcell – Rondeau (from Incidental Music to Abdelazer)
• Henry Purcell – Trumpet Tune
• Henry Purcell – When I am Laid in Earth
• N. Rimsky-Korsakov – Scheherazade Theme
• G. Rossini – Galop (from La Boutique Fantastique)
• C. Saint-Saens – Mon Coeur S’ouvre A Ta Voix
• Franz Schubert – Serenade (from Schwanengesang, #4)
• Franz Schubert – Adagio(from Octet in F Major)
• Franz Schubert – Andante (from String Quartet in A minor)
• Franz Schubert – Moment Musical (from Op. 94, #3)
• Franz Schubert – Rosamunde (Ballet music from incidental music to Rosamunde)
• Franz Schubert – The Trout (from the Trout Quintet)
• Franz Schubert – Ave Maria
• Robert Schumann – Traumerei
• Robert Schumann – Am Camin
• Johann Strauss Jr. – The Laughing Song (from Die Fledermaus)
• G.P. Telemann – Vivace (from Sonata in F Major for Flute)
• G.P. Telemann – Presto (from Sonatina in F Major)
• P.I. Tschaikovsky – Swan Lake: Danses des petits cygnes and Theme from the Ballet
• P.I. Tschaikovsky – None But the Lonely Heart (from Six Songs, Op. 6 #6)
• P.I. Tschaikovsky – Romeo and Juliet (Love Theme from Overture-Fantasy)
• P.I. Tschaikovsky – Sleeping Beauty Waltz
• Antonio Vivaldi – Excerpts from Four Seasons
• Antonio Vivaldi – Allegro, Adagio, Finale from Concerto Grosso in D Minor
• Richard Wagner – Bridal Chorus
• Traditional Irish – Londonderry Air

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Non-Traditional / Pop, Rock, etc…

• You can choose just about any song you’d like to have played at your event; imagination is the only limit!
• Sarah already has a library of arranged music for certain ensembles and songs of varying genres and styles… If you choose one of these pre-existing works, there will be no extra charge.
• • Sarah is more than happy to write out and arrange any of your favorite song(s) you’d like to have heard with the specific ensemble of your choice. For a new arrangement done specially for your event, there will be a charge of $35 per tune.
• • If you’d like Sarah to instead purchase alternate sheet music, she will split the cost 50-50.
• Would you like Sarah to compose a brand new composition, just for you and your event? Complete with a personalized dedication to you, to remain on the heading of the work for all of the foreseeable future? Check out the details here…