The woman I marry will NEVER, in a million years want to walk down the aisle to this song. The woman I marry will want to walk down the aisle to Pour Some Sugar On Me. I have not met this woman yet and I'm not sure if she exists. But if you are out there and you're reading this... Will you marry me?... No, eh?... Well... Fuck you.
I want this at my wedding on the organ with the melody in the 32 foot pedal and eye-blasting arpeggios in counterpoint soaring above like majestic eagles, trading paces between soft and loud registers, meanwhile the organist has a thumb or two working to double the melody in the middle register (preferably on a manual not already occupied by his flying fingers).
@emusici That's when you hire a Nordic dude named Hammerfist Murderblood to bang it out. That would be a wedding - insane organist with Prof. Murderblood on the chimes.
Treulich geführt ziehet dahin, wo euch der Segen der Liebe bewahr'! Siegreicher Mut, Minnegewinn eint euch in Treue zum seligsten Paar Streiter der Tugend, schreite voran! Zierde der Jugend, schreite voran! Rauschen des Festes seid nun entronnen, Wonne des Herzens sei euch gewonnen! Duftender Raum, zur Liebe geschmückt, nehm' euch nun auf, dem Glanze entrückt. Treulich geführt ziehet nun ein, wo euch der Segen der Liebe bewahr' Siegreicher Mut, Minne so rein eint euch in Treue zum seligsten Paar
is the composer the known Wagner from Germany who composed also operas and was known as supporting ideas that became also nazi ideology later? just interested to know. thanks
@JusticeVSpropaganda He was a German Romantic, yes, but he was never explicitly into anti-semitism any more than anyone else of his era. So his ideas have a lot to do with the strong nationalism of Germany, but not much to do with the Nazis aside from their Nationalist stance ("Deutschland uber alles"). He could be seen, more accurately, as aligned with the reactionary stance of Otto Von Bismarck and other Prussian right-wingers of his time.
dude, deutschland über alles was written duringa time when our country was divided into many many many tiny princedoms, it means germany as a whole shall stand above all the lone parts of it.
jesus, the anthem was written on 26. August 1841, and Hugo was no darn antisemite.
@OropherThranduil Yes, and the same ideas are behind both unification "one country for one people" and extremist nationalism "one country, one people, over all". Deutschland uber alles is ironic in that it foreshadows the rise of nazism through some of the ambiguities in its lyrics.
@DelphinusMAch1 but hey.. you have to admit, that @OropherThranduil is right in the point, that the deutschlandlied itself is not hitlerian at all. hitler and the nazis abused it later for their own purposes. but i agree with you that people should be cautious dealing with it.
and now smile again and listen to this great music everyone! :)
@HerrWagnerfreund it was. yes. but at times of hitler the nazis abused the 1st and 2nd stanza to spread their ideology and tried to legitimate the 2nd world war. they gave it another interpretation and that's why i call it abusing. and that's why those stanzas are forbidden now. i guess you are german, just like me.. so you shuld now that. -.-
They're not forbidden. You as a German should know this. Aber in Deutschland hält sich ja bekanntlich nichts länger als eine Lüge. Man muss sie nur oft genug wiederholen.
@JusticeVSpropaganda Yes, my favorite composer. This is Elsa and Lohengrin's wedding song (actually sung by voices) in Lohengrin the opera. Saddest opera ever!
@Sheldonwh Haha, the way we used to say it was "Here comes the bride, fair, fat and wide, here comes the groom, as skinny as a broom, here comes the usher, the old toilet flusher." Good times!
Um, excuse me but shouldn't we be talking about how well this version is played. It's 100% true to the original with orchestra and choir, none of this bombastic marching band style playing of this piece that one so often hears at weddings. He does such a great job of changing registrations on the organ. It's really well done.
This has certainly captured the imagination of alot of newlyweds over the years, hasn't it ? And without dropping thousand ton bombs on innocent children or displacing poor farmers from their ancestral lands. Well, we're all guilty of something, aren't we ? Welcome to the human race.
need a good classical peice that you might ascribe these tags to "victorious" "coming of the king" "Jubiliant" "powerful" needs to be either classical like bach, or i guess what you would call classical gas?? or "modern" classical? any ideas?
I'm actually writing a story about a fictional wedding, but I don't know the words to what the pastor says. I've seen weddings on TV numerous times, but can't remember it all.
So let me make sure I got this right: Traditionally, Wagner's march is played while the bride walks down the aisle, and Mendelssohn's march is played when the bride and groom make their exit out of the chapel. Correct?
Nietzsche was quite right about Wagner. He was a nationalistic ditty, and Wagner fanatics need to come to terms with that sooner or later.
That being said, I'm a fan of his music and find The Ring and perhaps Parsifal to be among the greatest operas ever composed.Tchaikovsky, Beethoven, Bach and Mozart don't even compare, ridiculous as that sounds.
@majdarklighter@Terfan What you might be thinking of is how this song is usually a no-no at Jewish weddings. Wagner was a pretty outspoken anti-Semite.
I think Mendelssohn's song is much lovelier though, so I'd probably throw this out of my wedding just out of love for the Jews. I suppose it's a nice melody, but both the tune and this type of organ music seem very cheesy at a wedding these days.
@bluerisk No, I'm not. To an extent I also agree that someone's personal life doesn't really dictate whether or not you should enjoy their music. However, there's no shortage of composers out there who wrote beautiful music, so I certainly understand people who wish to shun this for something else.
This really has a powerful riff and melody. The tone has remained uplifting and timless. I enjoy how the energy drives it forward and takes on a very heartfelt orchestration. To me, it creates even more mental images to the listener other than the weddings for which it is scored. This is something I can listen to over and over again.
Microphone's do catch those low frequencies but the overtones are bad because of it's distance. Put the mic in the organ (but far from swell) and record in Mono.
I wouldn't like to have this bridal Chorus at my wedding ceremony as it's too sad ,although , it's very respectful and has a beautiful melody.. Anyway , we will see when I marry.. Good ceremonies to all people :P
@aimmaster18 och, I so much wanted this and they played something else, I was devasted, but.... after all, the most important part was that everybody enjoyed the reception and party..
@penn1981 Hi there! You should have coordinated with the musician of the church or venue where you got married. That way, your wedding day would have carried on as you planned. But oh well, the most important thing is that you still ended up marrying the person you intended to. Stay happy and in love! :)
@aimmaster18 och, I so much wanted this and they played something else, I was devasted, but.... after all, the most important part was that everybody enjoyed the reception and party..
@bleedblue83 - this song and Wedding March aren't really interchangeable but i agree they both overplayed at weddings.... this song is used for when the bride walks up the aisle and Mendelssohn Wedding March is usually for the happy couple to walk out.
While this is a lovely piece of music, I just can't help singing "Here comes the bride, big fat and wide" in my mind---a hold-over from childish giggling on the playground.
@JusticeVSpropaganda Am so glad you didn't bash me for having an opinion---you wouldn't believe how many people DO that. While I am not a fan of the traditional "Here Comes The Bride" processional, I dearly love the old Mendelssohn recessional, though it's certainly not used very much anymore. It had such a cymbal-clashing, triumphant ring to it. It just gave me chills all over, though in the Catholic Church, I don't recall ever hearing it......as music must be more or less religious.
I hate when people talk all the time about wagner's jew opinions rather than music. Wake up. Anti-semitism it's nothing new and existed everywhere in different times of history. Just think of antisemitism before II WW and the reason for it. read some books, be intelligent.
Being anti-Semitic at Wagner's times was much different from say 30 years later until now. Don't get me wrong, its still bad, but surely not as bad. And his music is still great.
Richard Wagner,"Rikard Vaagner", hated Jews with all his heart. Once in a while he was forced to conduct music written by Jews. On these occasions he would don a pair of white gloves and after the piece was finished he would ritually remove the gloves and discard them in a trash can. No, he did not march with the SS because he lived in a different time, but he probably would have if they had been around in the 19th century. Es gefallt mir sehr seiner Muzik aber nicht seine Politiks.
I said, in German, that I liked his music but not his politics. He was a gifted composer and a genius in the genre of grand opera. Nothing could be grander that the Ring of the Niebelung. If you like Richard Wagner's music but find it a bit heavy at times, then listen to the works of Englebert Humperdink, described as Wager "lite."
@zeekwolfe Are you currently learning German? Because the sentence you wrote is kind of off. The correct way to say it would be "Seine Musik gefaellt mir sehr, seine Politik aber nicht." Also, is "Rikard" how you think you pronounce his name in German? Because the "ch" is a soft sound in the back of the throat. Most Americans can't do it and end up sounding like they're hocking up phlegm, but it's actually not a very harsh sound at all.
@hopefullyjh Your point is well taken. I liken my German to the English spoken by the guy who does my lawn every week. I can understand what he says although he certainly doesn't sound like a native speaker. You are also correct about 'hocking up phlegm.' It took me a week learn how to pronouce the title of a dialogue "Im Vorlesungraum." We I got to '...lesung..." I started to gag much to the amusement of Herr Professor Goss.
You need a score. This has been transposed to many keys, but C F FF is good for the top melody in one of them (only a person with perfect pitch can remember actual pitches; the rest of us remember intervals). The problem is that there is a lot happening besides the top melody that makes it an actual piece of music; modern ears do not always hear that. PLEASE do not purvey this atrocious practice; find a score. I thank you.
Yes, but davoxshott claims to be rubbish at music; there is a good chance that includes learning harmony by ear. It would take me a long time to learn the whole piece by ear, and it might not be right, and I am a musician, so it would be worse for davoxshott. It is a good practice to learn by ear if checking against a score to insure correct learning. But people whose ears are not trained can miss a lot and learn the wrong music by ear. So, I am glad if you do it right, but not everyone is able.
yes i claim to be because i play guitar good and sing alright and i love all of his style of music too im happy to say i am related to wagner because he was a great composer and i will be happy to be close to as great as he is but someday i will be =)
Here comes My Bride !! This divine and blessed Music is composed for me and my Bride (Elsa, Helen of Troy, Shalla - Bal or Galatea). Bach, Vivaldi, Beethoven and Mozart are great composers but Wagner is NON PLUS ULTRA !!VIVAT RICHARD D€R GROSS€ WAGN€R.
why has this tune been so overused ad museum by the provincial bourgeois? Small minded commercialism has debased so many great works of music into appalling mundanity
This is one of the most beautiful songs I've heard . I would like an old fashioned wedding with this song as one of the songs at my wedding.
MrTrayguy 5 days ago
The woman I marry will NEVER, in a million years want to walk down the aisle to this song. The woman I marry will want to walk down the aisle to Pour Some Sugar On Me. I have not met this woman yet and I'm not sure if she exists. But if you are out there and you're reading this... Will you marry me?... No, eh?... Well... Fuck you.
RobbVonZeppelin 1 week ago
searching for mendelssohn and finding wagner, baaah!
1bluebulb 1 week ago
know the woman im gonna marry...id prefer the other but also know she may go with the basics
y2joct7 1 month ago
How did people ever know perfect fourths by ear before this?
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man.. when you listen this melody in your life..
that mean everything it´s fucked.. oh yeah!
Astrozombbie 2 months ago 2
This is what I remember from primary school...
Here comes the bride
all dressed in white
slipped on a banana peel
and went for a ride......
lol thumbs up if you remember this!
JckSparrow100 2 months ago 4
Playing this at my funeral!
jedihunter176 2 months ago 3
The origin of this song isn't a happy one at all. Lohengrin is pretty tragic.
GroundFootHeadCloud 3 months ago
Yes
defthm 3 months ago
I want this at my wedding on the organ with the melody in the 32 foot pedal and eye-blasting arpeggios in counterpoint soaring above like majestic eagles, trading paces between soft and loud registers, meanwhile the organist has a thumb or two working to double the melody in the middle register (preferably on a manual not already occupied by his flying fingers).
defthm 4 months ago 3
@defthm sick jargon bro
Funkingout 3 months ago
@defthm @defthm are you sure you want this?
Do you know from wich opera this song is and how that opera ended? search on wikipedia for lohengrin opera ;)
Do you still want to have it played on you're wedding?
LaPoscho 3 months ago
@LaPoscho
Oh Well.
The Blue Danube is anything but blue and beautiful (more like brown and polluted), but people still love the Waltz.
barrhavener 2 months ago
@defthm only if you alternate the 32' with chimes... oh, and, good luck finding those organs with a 32' in the pedal division!
emusici 2 months ago
@emusici That's when you hire a Nordic dude named Hammerfist Murderblood to bang it out. That would be a wedding - insane organist with Prof. Murderblood on the chimes.
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Playing this at my funeral!! :D
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patrykrucinski 5 months ago
At 0:43, what does the song change into?
Goldenrod636 5 months ago
Forget this chorus, I am going with the pilgrims chorus!!!
ykaiilah 5 months ago
Here comes the bride
all fat and wide
here comes the groom
sweeping with the broom
why's he doin this stuff
The bride has dandruff!
elisajennings999 5 months ago 6
here comes the bride.
all dressed in white.
where is the groom?
he's in the laidies' room.
why is he there?
he lost his underwear!!!
7337blackwolf 6 months ago
i Need this song!! and i need it for tomorrow i need the mp3 inbox me please if u have it
snadovalvida 6 months ago
I noticed most Brides nowaday prefer the Prince Of Denmark, but I like this Bridal Chorus better.
gottogosome 6 months ago
i want to be a bride........... =')
ZeldaTriforse 6 months ago
someday i wanna get married and have a nice healthy family......( what?! a girl can dream!)
mandaleelee12 6 months ago
is the composer the known Wagner from Germany who composed also operas and was known as supporting ideas that became also nazi ideology later? just interested to know. thanks
JusticeVSpropaganda 7 months ago
@JusticeVSpropaganda He was a German Romantic, yes, but he was never explicitly into anti-semitism any more than anyone else of his era. So his ideas have a lot to do with the strong nationalism of Germany, but not much to do with the Nazis aside from their Nationalist stance ("Deutschland uber alles"). He could be seen, more accurately, as aligned with the reactionary stance of Otto Von Bismarck and other Prussian right-wingers of his time.
DelphinusMAch1 7 months ago
@DelphinusMAch1
dude, deutschland über alles was written duringa time when our country was divided into many many many tiny princedoms, it means germany as a whole shall stand above all the lone parts of it.
jesus, the anthem was written on 26. August 1841, and Hugo was no darn antisemite.
OropherThranduil 5 months ago
@OropherThranduil Yes, and the same ideas are behind both unification "one country for one people" and extremist nationalism "one country, one people, over all". Deutschland uber alles is ironic in that it foreshadows the rise of nazism through some of the ambiguities in its lyrics.
DelphinusMAch1 5 months ago
@DelphinusMAch1
jesus christ, he was a patriot, you americans know best what THAT means.
OropherThranduil 5 months ago
@DelphinusMAch1 but hey.. you have to admit, that @OropherThranduil is right in the point, that the deutschlandlied itself is not hitlerian at all. hitler and the nazis abused it later for their own purposes. but i agree with you that people should be cautious dealing with it.
and now smile again and listen to this great music everyone! :)
cochondine 5 months ago
They didn't abuse it, God damn. It was the f... national anthem.
HerrWagnerfreund 5 months ago
@HerrWagnerfreund it was. yes. but at times of hitler the nazis abused the 1st and 2nd stanza to spread their ideology and tried to legitimate the 2nd world war. they gave it another interpretation and that's why i call it abusing. and that's why those stanzas are forbidden now. i guess you are german, just like me.. so you shuld now that. -.-
cochondine 5 months ago
They're not forbidden. You as a German should know this. Aber in Deutschland hält sich ja bekanntlich nichts länger als eine Lüge. Man muss sie nur oft genug wiederholen.
HerrWagnerfreund 5 months ago
@JusticeVSpropaganda Yes, my favorite composer. This is Elsa and Lohengrin's wedding song (actually sung by voices) in Lohengrin the opera. Saddest opera ever!
Mirani2 6 months ago
@JusticeVSpropaganda yeah
heydanbud 5 months ago
Instead of playing this when the bride walks down the isle, I play the Mario Underground Theme instead. :D
Jaleb100 8 months ago 2
@terroristu07 you just made me lose the game!
Jaleb100 8 months ago
You just lost the game ;P
terroristu07 8 months ago
Here comes the bride
Going to get it tonight
Here comes the groom
Hoping for one special boom
Dralcoffin 8 months ago 3
Where is my $ for everytime I here this song for He was my grandma;s Unlce
her name was Erika Mari Wagner who Married Rev Duesterhoeft
MrGduster 8 months ago
Here comes the bride
With skin of white
From the wrong foundation
And a hangover from last night
Here comes the groom
From the changing room
Sadly he did not realize
His fly was wide in bloom.
hippityhop05 8 months ago
[Interlude]
Coming is the
Mother of the bride
Providing for her
A baggie to barf in
The father of the groom
Then carried her to the loo
Where she will stay
For the rest of her special day.
hippityhop05 8 months ago
Here comes the bride
All dressed in white
Slipped on a banana peel
And went for a ride
0hN0y0ud1dnt 9 months ago 2
I refuse to have this at my wedding . . . I've seen Lohengrin . . .
RyanTurtle21 9 months ago
Here comes the bride
All dressed in white
Here comes the groom
Skinny as a broom
Sheldonwh 9 months ago 2
@Sheldonwh Haha, the way we used to say it was "Here comes the bride, fair, fat and wide, here comes the groom, as skinny as a broom, here comes the usher, the old toilet flusher." Good times!
mimmar3891 8 months ago
Although this is a beautiful composition, I can't help but to think of this as the "Groom' Death March"., for that is what it truly is.
joe80dman 10 months ago
@joe80dman Sounds like someone's a little bitter! LOL. There are plenty of happily married men!
mimmar3891 8 months ago
Here comes the bride
all dressed in white
where is the groom?
he's in the changing room
why is he there?
he had to change hes under were XD
Theyovillepimps 10 months ago 91
@Theyovillepimps grammar fail!
sidwills 7 months ago 4
love S2
Lucc7050 10 months ago
A wedding is a funeral where you can smell your own flowers...
mboone831 10 months ago 7
amazing song man:) I would advise You to sit back, relax and enjoy my company
SupauaVertiean436 11 months ago 37
@gigel1bucur tu se touch! ;-p
RacerXGTO 11 months ago
In the opera this plays just before 5 people are murdered... happy wedding day?
DelphinusMAch1 11 months ago 8
@DelphinusMAch1 I was so amazed when I found that outXD Play it before the divorce or something worse as well.
Pooky1991 10 months ago
Nazis make the best music.
PTR131 11 months ago
@PTR131 Wagner died before Hitler and Nazisem was burn.
BIOSHIT 10 months ago
Here comes the bride,
all fat and wide.
here comes the groom,
skinny as a broom.
lol my dad and i sang that @ my brothers wedding XD
TheQueenOfTheWolves 1 year ago 6
Um, excuse me but shouldn't we be talking about how well this version is played. It's 100% true to the original with orchestra and choir, none of this bombastic marching band style playing of this piece that one so often hears at weddings. He does such a great job of changing registrations on the organ. It's really well done.
53ses 1 year ago
You know reading the backstory to this music piece, kinda creeps me out when I hear it now.
Bored339649 1 year ago
@Bored339649 Very, very true. Just read an article about it and now it's all ominous and creepy. Sigh.
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This has certainly captured the imagination of alot of newlyweds over the years, hasn't it ? And without dropping thousand ton bombs on innocent children or displacing poor farmers from their ancestral lands. Well, we're all guilty of something, aren't we ? Welcome to the human race.
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danyellhirdlgo 1 year ago
what is the words for this song
3000Crystal 1 year ago
need a good classical peice that you might ascribe these tags to "victorious" "coming of the king" "Jubiliant" "powerful" needs to be either classical like bach, or i guess what you would call classical gas?? or "modern" classical? any ideas?
medievalman86 1 year ago
dis...riight here...is me n tha futurre ♥
thaaWifey 1 year ago
What is the difference between this and Mendelssohn's? Hard to tell...
45T0N 1 year ago
@45T0N ??????? really????/
Baileythemage 1 year ago
@45T0N Really? Even with ears?
kiankelly 1 year ago
@kiankelly
hahaha
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WynnonaXandra 1 year ago
I'd love to see the bride run down the isle to "ride of the valkries" instead!
makky123 1 year ago
I'm actually writing a story about a fictional wedding, but I don't know the words to what the pastor says. I've seen weddings on TV numerous times, but can't remember it all.
machiner6 1 year ago
@machiner6 depends on the legal statement and the religious statement
natehak 1 year ago
which is used more, wagners or mendelssohns version?
gurkenschale92 1 year ago
@gurkenschale92 - I thought it was about equal: Wagner comin' in, Mendelssohn goin' out.
WSenator1 1 year ago
Marcha nupcial con piano instrumental, muy bien!
marieva2007 1 year ago
So let me make sure I got this right: Traditionally, Wagner's march is played while the bride walks down the aisle, and Mendelssohn's march is played when the bride and groom make their exit out of the chapel. Correct?
bleedblue83 1 year ago
@bleedblue83 Yup, that's right.
magicmist82 1 year ago
@bleedblue83 - You win Final Jeopardy!
WSenator1 1 year ago
Too bad Nietzsche didn't listen to this piece by Wagner. I'm sure he woudn't have written outrageously ridiculous things about him anymore.
silfean 1 year ago
@silfean
Nietzsche was quite right about Wagner. He was a nationalistic ditty, and Wagner fanatics need to come to terms with that sooner or later.
That being said, I'm a fan of his music and find The Ring and perhaps Parsifal to be among the greatest operas ever composed.Tchaikovsky, Beethoven, Bach and Mozart don't even compare, ridiculous as that sounds.
cvvemuri 1 year ago
Is this song allowed at a catholic wedding??
majdarklighter 1 year ago
@majdarklighter Yes.
mb7668 1 year ago
@majdarklighter
I heard that Mendelssohn's march isn't so good, because he was unbelieving.
But this one is OK.
Terfan 1 year ago
@majdarklighter @Terfan What you might be thinking of is how this song is usually a no-no at Jewish weddings. Wagner was a pretty outspoken anti-Semite.
I think Mendelssohn's song is much lovelier though, so I'd probably throw this out of my wedding just out of love for the Jews. I suppose it's a nice melody, but both the tune and this type of organ music seem very cheesy at a wedding these days.
tegrenath 1 year ago
@tegrenath for shame on me a hundred times for calling a wedding march a song. :[
tegrenath 1 year ago
@tegrenath
Are you Jewish?
bluerisk 1 year ago
@bluerisk No, I'm not. To an extent I also agree that someone's personal life doesn't really dictate whether or not you should enjoy their music. However, there's no shortage of composers out there who wrote beautiful music, so I certainly understand people who wish to shun this for something else.
tegrenath 1 year ago
How many many types of bridal march music we can find ?? Do you know any lastest one ??
gopdeep 1 year ago
This really has a powerful riff and melody. The tone has remained uplifting and timless. I enjoy how the energy drives it forward and takes on a very heartfelt orchestration. To me, it creates even more mental images to the listener other than the weddings for which it is scored. This is something I can listen to over and over again.
MuizeekPhanahtic 1 year ago 2
I wonder if every time this song is played does Wagner's estate receive a royalty check? If so, wow!
simmad0wnn0w 1 year ago
Beautiful, Wagner was very gifted
Rubystars1000 1 year ago
Microphone's do catch those low frequencies but the overtones are bad because of it's distance. Put the mic in the organ (but far from swell) and record in Mono.
M3town3 1 year ago
i wanna get married!
niamhino 1 year ago
I wouldn't like to have this bridal Chorus at my wedding ceremony as it's too sad ,although , it's very respectful and has a beautiful melody.. Anyway , we will see when I marry.. Good ceremonies to all people :P
aimmaster18 1 year ago
@aimmaster18 och, I so much wanted this and they played something else, I was devasted, but.... after all, the most important part was that everybody enjoyed the reception and party..
penn1981 1 year ago
@penn1981 Hi there! You should have coordinated with the musician of the church or venue where you got married. That way, your wedding day would have carried on as you planned. But oh well, the most important thing is that you still ended up marrying the person you intended to. Stay happy and in love! :)
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@aimmaster18 och, I so much wanted this and they played something else, I was devasted, but.... after all, the most important part was that everybody enjoyed the reception and party..
penn1981 1 year ago
Haha. Here comes the bride, 50 metres wide!..I always used to sing that when i was a kid lol!..What a lovely song.
ramoneschick1 1 year ago
I like Mendelsohn's wedding march better. It's as popular but not as over-used.
bleedblue83 1 year ago
@bleedblue83 - this song and Wedding March aren't really interchangeable but i agree they both overplayed at weddings.... this song is used for when the bride walks up the aisle and Mendelssohn Wedding March is usually for the happy couple to walk out.
Fgingell4949 1 year ago
Here comes the bride, all dressed and wide; her name is Clyde and she reads TV guide x] from Junie B. Jones.... lol
dragonfish411 1 year ago
BLUE8506 my tu :D
Amadeusz6996 1 year ago
Es realmente una obra maestra, es bellisima junto a la marcha nupcial de Wagner.
leonelmynor 2 years ago 2
i don`t like it
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ivchatovaldih 2 years ago
While this is a lovely piece of music, I just can't help singing "Here comes the bride, big fat and wide" in my mind---a hold-over from childish giggling on the playground.
jekorb 2 years ago 70
I agree, big fat and wide is all i can think of. He he!
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danmakine 1 year ago
@jekorb hahahahaha =)) u guys just so fun =))
lawlimited 1 year ago
@lawlimited Well, thanks, I think! But this is really why I talked my own daughters out of playing it!
jekorb 1 year ago
@jekorb hahah...."couldnt she have done a bit more, to cover her big backside"
gulelva1 9 months ago 2
@jekorb loved it
I have 3 weddings in July, and I think when I am going to smile- they will not guess why :)))
JusticeVSpropaganda 7 months ago
@JusticeVSpropaganda Am so glad you didn't bash me for having an opinion---you wouldn't believe how many people DO that. While I am not a fan of the traditional "Here Comes The Bride" processional, I dearly love the old Mendelssohn recessional, though it's certainly not used very much anymore. It had such a cymbal-clashing, triumphant ring to it. It just gave me chills all over, though in the Catholic Church, I don't recall ever hearing it......as music must be more or less religious.
jekorb 7 months ago
I hate when people talk all the time about wagner's jew opinions rather than music. Wake up. Anti-semitism it's nothing new and existed everywhere in different times of history. Just think of antisemitism before II WW and the reason for it. read some books, be intelligent.
embran 2 years ago
good comment!
MeandmagiC 1 year ago
Being anti-Semitic at Wagner's times was much different from say 30 years later until now. Don't get me wrong, its still bad, but surely not as bad. And his music is still great.
Wedsheport 2 years ago 2
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CORPORECTION 2 years ago
it sound softer than other versions...i really like it <3
xXSweety05Xx 2 years ago 2
Awesome.
juniorboi77 2 years ago
Here comes the bride
all dressed in white
where is the groom?
he's in the changing room
why is he there?
he lost his underwear
now it's too late
we have to celebrate!
RacerXGTO 2 years ago 164
@RacerXGTO here comes the bride
big fat and wide
here comes the groom
as skinny as a broom.
O_o
Jingles94 1 year ago
@Jingles94 Inside of every petite bride is an obese woman waiting to come out upon the words "I do"
RacerXGTO 1 year ago
@RacerXGTO hahaha i lold so hard xD
rippan9191 1 year ago
@RacerXGTO ?
multicolor0 1 year ago
@multicolor0 Just laugh and pretend that you understand the humor
RacerXGTO 1 year ago
@RacerXGTO LOL
ahhhhhbobba1234 1 year ago
@RacerXGTO X3
DeadRaymanWalking 1 year ago
@RacerXGTO Hahahahahahha =)) Is it really the son'gs lyric =)) got dam underwear =))
lawlimited 1 year ago
@RacerXGTO Are those the English lyrics?
Angie2343 1 year ago
@Angie2343 Parody lyrics, yes. Actual lyrics, no. I remember this parody as far back as 1975
RacerXGTO 1 year ago
Hitler's favorite composer.... hm. Brilliant writer, I must say.
Z4rifion 2 years ago 2
maybe he was his favorite composer... but wagner died in 1883- so i guess he didn't composed anything for hitler personally
xyschnaeppchenxy 2 years ago
of course not. I doubt Wagner would compose anything for Adolf even in his era.
Z4rifion 2 years ago
good... then we understand each other :)
xyschnaeppchenxy 2 years ago
are you sure?
both were very anti-Semitic
ZoomZip 2 years ago
They were, but Wagner was also a supporter of civil rights and liberal arts. I doubt that he would have supported Hitler's fascist regime.
Patrizier84 2 years ago 2
This song would probably be good if it weren't so bloody cliche.
XxXTonksAndLupinXxX 2 years ago
Richard Wagner,"Rikard Vaagner", hated Jews with all his heart. Once in a while he was forced to conduct music written by Jews. On these occasions he would don a pair of white gloves and after the piece was finished he would ritually remove the gloves and discard them in a trash can. No, he did not march with the SS because he lived in a different time, but he probably would have if they had been around in the 19th century. Es gefallt mir sehr seiner Muzik aber nicht seine Politiks.
zeekwolfe 2 years ago
@zeekwolfe What does that have to do with the quality of his music?
AaronTAB 2 years ago
I said, in German, that I liked his music but not his politics. He was a gifted composer and a genius in the genre of grand opera. Nothing could be grander that the Ring of the Niebelung. If you like Richard Wagner's music but find it a bit heavy at times, then listen to the works of Englebert Humperdink, described as Wager "lite."
zeekwolfe 2 years ago
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@zeekwolfe Are you currently learning German? Because the sentence you wrote is kind of off. The correct way to say it would be "Seine Musik gefaellt mir sehr, seine Politik aber nicht." Also, is "Rikard" how you think you pronounce his name in German? Because the "ch" is a soft sound in the back of the throat. Most Americans can't do it and end up sounding like they're hocking up phlegm, but it's actually not a very harsh sound at all.
hopefullyjh 1 year ago
@hopefullyjh Your point is well taken. I liken my German to the English spoken by the guy who does my lawn every week. I can understand what he says although he certainly doesn't sound like a native speaker. You are also correct about 'hocking up phlegm.' It took me a week learn how to pronouce the title of a dialogue "Im Vorlesungraum." We I got to '...lesung..." I started to gag much to the amusement of Herr Professor Goss.
zeekwolfe 1 year ago
@hopefullyjh Ignore the typo in the last sentence...'when' not 'we.'
zeekwolfe 1 year ago
@hopefullyjh Reminds me of AchhhchchckkckhckhckhckchkhkckkghkghxckhgkchkghckghkchgkzxlhgklsdgjklsdfjgkljgfsdkjklgMed the dead terrorist.
Sparkz1607 11 months ago
For musical people i tried to play this, not sure am rubbish at music but are the first notes c f ff ?
davoxshott 2 years ago
You need a score. This has been transposed to many keys, but C F FF is good for the top melody in one of them (only a person with perfect pitch can remember actual pitches; the rest of us remember intervals). The problem is that there is a lot happening besides the top melody that makes it an actual piece of music; modern ears do not always hear that. PLEASE do not purvey this atrocious practice; find a score. I thank you.
Divinemetal 2 years ago
I learn things by ear including everything. It is not an atrocious practice, it is only atrocious if not done right.
colourfulwithaU 2 years ago
Yes, but davoxshott claims to be rubbish at music; there is a good chance that includes learning harmony by ear. It would take me a long time to learn the whole piece by ear, and it might not be right, and I am a musician, so it would be worse for davoxshott. It is a good practice to learn by ear if checking against a score to insure correct learning. But people whose ears are not trained can miss a lot and learn the wrong music by ear. So, I am glad if you do it right, but not everyone is able.
Divinemetal 2 years ago
im related to richard wagner
AidenLS 2 years ago
how ?
davthegamer 2 years ago
he really is related to me he is my 8th great uncle so great great great great great great great great uncle :)
AidenLS 2 years ago
nice ;) you should be a great musician so ^^
davthegamer 2 years ago
yes i claim to be because i play guitar good and sing alright and i love all of his style of music too im happy to say i am related to wagner because he was a great composer and i will be happy to be close to as great as he is but someday i will be =)
AidenLS 2 years ago 3
@AidenLS
Good luck dear. hope u'll make it:)
iraqebaby 2 years ago
thanks you it really means allot to me to be related to someone so musically talented
AidenLS 2 years ago
probably gonna get thumbed down, but the wedding march is the way to go!
latinoheat300 2 years ago
You just jinxed yourself... lol
WYiXiang 2 years ago
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Long live to Wagner and German Nationalism!
Dgemperor 2 years ago
This splices real well with Chopin's funeral march but only do it at rehearsal.
andocrates 2 years ago 2
Wow I didn't know that this was composed by the God of music: WAGNER himself! You learn something new everyday.
H1ppocrates 2 years ago
where do I get the score sheet of this for piano ?
oscarmezaaldama 2 years ago
WAGNERS HOCHZEITSMARSCH ..
irgendwie himmlich geil ^^
zu diesem Lied läuft die hochzeit von Bella & Edward (Twilight)
~steht im Buch 4~
Llwelyn16 2 years ago
?!?!?!?!??!!!@steak
twflightservicemgr78 2 years ago
Here comes My Bride !! This divine and blessed Music is composed for me and my Bride (Elsa, Helen of Troy, Shalla - Bal or Galatea). Bach, Vivaldi, Beethoven and Mozart are great composers but Wagner is NON PLUS ULTRA !!VIVAT RICHARD D€R GROSS€ WAGN€R.
DerSchwanenritter 2 years ago
why has this tune been so overused ad museum by the provincial bourgeois? Small minded commercialism has debased so many great works of music into appalling mundanity
AChtChtCht 2 years ago
provincial bourgeois?
you just used the phrase "ad museum" -- that's like the pot calling the kettle black.
your comment is like a pompous way of saying "this piece is overplayed"
sorry, had to troll all over this one.
chiquitobonito 2 years ago
my mom cooked macaroni last night
koolbeanliz 2 years ago
thats nice
GinaaSunshine 2 years ago 2