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  Sergei Vasilyevich Rachmaninoff was the last, great representative of the Russian Romantic tradition as a composer, but was also a widely and highly celebrated pianist of his time. His piano concertos, the Rhapsody on a Theme of Paganini, and his preludes famously test pianists' skills. His Symphony No. 2, the tone poem Isle of the Dead, and his Cello Sonata are also astounding. The passionate rich melodies and lush harmonies of his music have been called the perfect accompaniment for love scenes, but in a greater sense they explore a range of emotions with intense and compelling expression. This romantic gem aptly entitled "Romance" is arranged by Johnny for acoustic guitar from an 1918 Masterpieces Piano anthology book. Johnny's years of intimate live performances invigorates Rachmaninoff's ethos of true love in quest of marital union. https://johnnygonzales.hearnow.com/romance

Lara's Theme

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Winter bridal music with a Russian flavor. Played on an acoustic guitar. Here is one of my favorite soundtrack themes from Dr. Zhivago. To the winter brides!

Endearing Sunlight From Autumnal Brides - Four Wedding Cocktail Hour Music Examples

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The Fall bride exhibits more to the heart than the eye. In this poem the Wedding Cocktail Hour Guitarist, Wedding Guitarist can vary a colorful palette of music and tones. First, the poem. “ Endearing sunlight warms From the Autumnal brides Their song a splendor in grace, Like lush green grasses of time Each wedding chapel pure, Invites cushioned clouds in skies of blue Fall beckons the harvest bride Unveiling, ripened and true .” by Johnny Gonzales Allow me to share some musical thoughts on this Wedding poem. “ Endearing sunlight warms...” begins the wedding reception music celebration into a breaking song of new awakenings. The mood is joyous, upbeat and refreshing. Music that can be played should incorporate songs that modulate the key with free and easy rhythms. The feeling here is warm sunlight on our face, soothing and assuring. And from this it can easily be placed into the next Autumn line, “ Their song a splendor i...