Going to the Chapel Wedding Musicians - An Affiliate of the Nashville Wedding Musicians Network Organist-pianist James Weinberg works with top talent in Nashville to create made-to-order ensembles for your middle Tennessee ceremony and reception. Specializing in Celtic weddings at Wightman Chapel. @wiki 42302 2008-05-30T13:37:24Z @wiki::17/ 2008-05-30 2008-05-30T13:37:24Z

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          Let Going to the Chapel Wedding Musicians provide for all your musical needs from rehearsal to reception. I have two music degrees from Belmont (Bachelor of Music in Church Music and Master of Music Education) and over 20 years experience in the field of wedding music planning and performance. I am approved to play in Scarritt Bennett Center's Wightman Chapel (shown on left), Benton Chapel on the Vanderbilt campus, as well as the Belmont Mansion. In addition, I have performed at many popular venues around middle Tennessee such as Riverwood Mansion, the Hermitage Hotel, Cheekwood Botanical Gardens, Dyer Observatory, Two Rivers Mansion and Hillwood Country Club. For a smaller, more intimate setting, I recommend Skinner Chapel at Scarritt orHoly Cross Anglican Churchin Franklin where I serve as choirmaster-organist. You may still find me in search engine results listed asOrganist on the Roof. This name has been replaced byGoing to the Chapelwhich emphasizes my full service approach to creating any type of ensemble you desire. With my many contacts in Music City, I can subcontract instrumentalists and vocalists to meet your needs. For many years I have specialized inCeltic weddingsfeaturing Great Highland Bagpiper Gregory Martin Cutcliff of the Nashville Pipes and Drums (seen below with James at Wightman Chapel). Flute and fiddle are other popular additions. As your wedding music director, I will provide the best in traditional wedding repertoire, both classical and popular. My fellow players and I will add a relaxing touch to the prelude music as your guests gather. As your pianist, I can accompany singers, play your favorite love songs and movie themes, CCM (Contemporary Christian Music) and country. I also play from arepertoireof jazz standards, light rock and pop for receptions and can even bring my own portable keyboard if your site has no instrument. Want a harpist or a singer? Let me do the work. I can arrange ensembles that include strings, flute, trumpet, guitar, etc. and when hired as your keyboardist will charge no management fees!  So sit back and relax, knowing your ceremony will be just as you've dreamed...maybe even better! Wedding Musicians serving Nashville & Middle Tennessee Click on the happy couple (left) to visit my complete site featuring: • Repertoire Lists • Audio Samples • Rate Schedule • Planning Form • Reservation Form • Helpful Advice • Useful Resources Call 615-268-2296 to check on availability            OR EmailJames with your wedding music questions. GttC is listed in theMUSICMOZOpen Directory Project andMasterMozDirectory. Going to the Chapelis ranked in the Top 10 Search Results for Nashville Wedding Musicians byGoogle. ASHLEY'S BRIDE GUIDE is a new Nashville site that includes a daily blog by a recent bride, a full listing of wedding vendors, bridal deals and events plus local perspective on everything from photography to magazines. Locally owned and operated! _________________________________________ -Dress Up Your Wedding - Free websites ateWedding -The US Wedding Directory - Wedding planning and vendors atWednet - My Wedding Blog:planning&wedding blog - Web Directory atwww.Ivows.com -Vendor listingsat Our Wedding Day Destination Weddings This site isCSS Compliant Location onGoogle MAPS GoogleCachedversion Listing onSuperPages

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You’re Not Wearing Just “Any Old Gown,” so Don’t Downplay the Ceremony Music! I marvel at how selecting live music for one's ceremony often takes a back seat to choosing flowers, gowns and other physical elements. After years of watching brides during the planning stages, I've concluded they don't really mean to undervalue music, but often feel ignorant or intimidated. Don’t worry—I won’t go into a discourse on the Importance of Music here. Let me just say that well-chosen, well-played music keeps your guests entertained and moves everyone into place at the right time. It gets you in and out with an air of elegance and dignity. Even though it may seem fleeting and ephemeral, music is as concrete a presence at your ceremony as the candles and boutonnieres. When you play back your video for years to come, guess what's in the background? A soundtrack! Make it as much a priority as planning the other details. So what do you do when you don't know Mozart from Beethoven, and find it easier to buy matching gloves for the bridesmaids than select your wedding march? This is where a knowledgeable wedding coordinator and/or a music planner will be of great assistance. As you shop around, beware of sites or vendors who only focus on reception music. There’s more to a wedding than the party afterwards! I know of one statewide association whose music page mentions nothing about the ceremony—only celebrating when it’s over. In a similar vein, don’t let a DJ talk you into doing your ceremony. In my opinion, playing a CD in place of live music is like wearing blue jeans down the aisle. Some musicians place restrictions on what is considered proper for ceremonies. This is an injustice to the client. That's why it’s so important to communicate with musicians before hiring. View their websites. Contact their references. Find out if he’ll play “Evergreen” during the prelude. Ask if she can play the Widor “Toccata” for the postlude. After you pick someone, you and your fiance should schedule a consultation to audition pieces from their repertoire. Or you may listen to recordings and convey your choices by phone, fax or email. You can greatly assist the process prior to the consultation by listening to and identifying the style of music which most appeals to your tastes. Specific composers (like “Schubert”) and periods (like “Romantic”) and names of works (such as “Ave Maria”) will greatly aid the performer and make the consultation session more productive. Bring sheet music of favorite songs, tapes, or programs from other weddings, too. Many wedding music sites list suggested pieces with sound samples and online retailers like Amazon offer 30 second clips from CDs—and often that’s all it takes. Brides don't have to take an Intro to Music course to make good choices. In fact, you don't have to know anything at all about what you're listening to. The main criterion is that you like it! After all, it's a matter of taste, and it’s your day to design as you wish. Then again, some brides have no musical preferences and elect to have the professionals choose the music. If you are having your ceremony in a church, use discretion when requesting love songs and other secular music, keeping in mind the sacred nature of the event and place. Your minister or wedding coordinator might offer guidance on this subject. Rules defining restrictions vary from church to church, so ultimately these decisions should be made in conjunction with the officiating minister. If your ceremony is at a mansion, country club, garden, or is simply less religious in tone, find musicians who are open to non-traditional styles of music. Plan ahead! There has to be time for your musicians to obtain sheet music for specially requested songs, to work out arrangements, and to practice! Stay in touch with your organist or music planner. If you have a wedding coordinator, make sure she keeps in contact with your musicians. If using a bagpiper, make sure your planner has plenty of time to locate a good piper. Members of bands are obligated to appear at highland games, competitions, concerts and various festivals throughout the year and may not be readily available for your wedding on short notice. My last word of advice is to take your rehearsal seriously. The walk-through of the bridesmaids' processional, bridal march, and recessional should be done in real time to give the organist or other performers a sense of exactly how much is required to get people from point A to point B. It also alerts the bridal party to their cues so everything runs smoothly.

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Live Music Performance for Ceremonies and Receptions in Middle Tennessee Keyboardist and Music Contractor for Nashville Weddings & Events James Arthur Weinberg, MME Choirmaster-Organist Holy Cross Anglican Church Franklin, Tennessee Piano, Organ & Theory Instructor at BELMONT ACADEMY of Available for Weddings & Special Events in Nashville and Middle Tennessee CALL 615-268-2296 OR Member, American Guild of Organists Credentials      Résumé      Biography Specializing in Traditional and Celtic Weddings      DAYORNIGHT at Scarritt Bennett Center's Wightman Chapel RATES & INFORMATION TESTIMONIALS is a Premier Vendor at  Where did the name originate? Click the logo above for the answer. BECAME A MEMBER OF TWESA IN 2006 OOTR is hosted by

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