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English, If you would prefer something a little smaller, or your budget will not accomodate a full brass quintet, consider a trumpet soloist. |
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Mr. English brings a wealth of experience performing for wedding ceremonies in and around the state of Georgia over the last twenty years. As an experienced professional, Mr. English will assist you in planning the best music choices to make your wedding ceremony beautiful. Most music listed on the Repertoire page may be performed by a trumpet soloist with piano or organ accompanist; other choices are available as well. Call him today and let him help make that day special! |
Sue
Oshnock, mother of the bride - As we began planning our daughter's
wedding, we knew we wanted trumpet music at the ceremony. We researched
and got recommendations from many sources. The answer was unanimous,
Marion English! Not only was his music "heavenly" but working
with him was a pleasure. Mr. English always answered my e-mails (and
there were many) promptly and courteously. When my daughter chose
some unusual music, Mr. English was extremely helpful in assisting
me in finding the correct music and in the correct key for the piano.
But most important was how incredible the music sounded. I got goosebumps
with the initial chord and it carried throughout Mr. English's playing.
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We
hired Marion English for our daughter's wedding in December 2005. The
wedding was attended by 200 people and was Nikki's dream day. Music
played a huge role in setting the tone for the wedding ceremony. Marion
played a significant part in setting that tone. We had several instrumentalists
and they all said that Marion was very easy to work with and able to
quickly coordinate his music with their's. He arrived to the church
on time and dressed in a nice formal black tux. Marion played "Fanfare"
which was simply amazing. It is a song that has a lot of anticipation
and build up to the excitement of the bride then walking down the aisle.
It was fabulous. With three more daughters, it's good to know an instumentalist
that we would hire again to be a part of our daughters' wedding.