'La Rejouissance' by J. L. Jurgens

This is 'La Rejouissance' by Jacques Jurgens. It served as the wedding march at an opulent, medieval-themed wedding. It is a mixture of styles that conjures up images of both the Middle Ages and the Renaissance. Do you like it? Please comment!

Higher Quality Version: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NxvlsTXh_IU&fmt=18

Category:

Music

Tags:

• renaissance
• medieval
• classical
• original
• composition
• wedding
• march
• celebration
• fanfare
• rejoicing
• middle
• ages
• jubilation
• jubilant

[feebard]

We realy want to use this at our wedding, could you tell me where to get it from as we cant find it anywhere.

[baroccorococo]

@feebard Thank you for your interest! Let me know whether you need the sheet music or the sound recording. It would be wonderful to have the piece serve its purpose as a wedding march again.

[dreuxschwartz]

sounds so medieval! specially those flutes (?)..

[baroccorococo]

I'm glad it does! The instruments are not authentically Medieval, but I tried to do subtle things to create a medieval feeling. The flutes you are referring to are recorders, oboes, and a basoon.

Thanks for your comment and rating!

[feebard]

Hi,

so pleased your happy for us to use it. A good quality recording would be great. Its to be used at barley hall in york on 1st october for a candle lit medeival wedding.

[Kiddfan777]

Great music!!!!