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This article contains links to the famous Wedding March written by Felix Mendellsohn. Parts are provided for all concert band instruments including flute, clarinet, saxophone, trumpet, trombone, and tuba.
In 1842 the famous Shakespear play A Midsummer Night's Dream premiered with music composed by Felix Mendellsohn. One of the most famous pieces from this play was the Wedding March and is still used regularly today as a recessional march for modern day weddings all over the world.
Additional information and reference links regarding the classical composer Felix Mendellsohn is available in the MusicEdMagic composer database . Recordings of this piece and others by Mendellsohn are available through Amazon.com. An MP3 recording of the Wedding March is also available for direct download from Amazon as well.
The free sheet music files below contain the main melody
to Felix Mendellsohn's Wedding March only. There are no harmony parts in this
file. Parts are available for all common concert band instruments with
the exception of drums. Parts are provided in Sibelius 5 SIB format as
well as in Adobe PDF format.
Sheet Music Included In This File:
Wedding March For Flute [PDF][Sibelius]
For use by flutists, bell players, guitar, and
other instruments pitched in C
Wedding March For Clarinet [PDF] [Sibelius]
For use by soprano and bass clarinet players and
other instruments pitched in B-Flat
Wedding March For Alto Saxophone [PDF] [Sibelius]
For use by alto and baritone sax players
and other instruments pitched in E-Flat
Wedding March For Trumpet or Tenor Sax [PDF] [Sibelius]
For use by B-flat trumpet players. May be
playable by tenor saxophone as well.
Wedding March For French Horn [PDF] [Sibelius]
For use by french horn players and
other instruments pitched in F
Wedding March For Trombone [PDF] [Sibelius]
For use by trombonists, baritone players,
and bass guitar players
Wedding March For Tuba [PDF] [Sibelius]
For use by tuba players pitched in B-Flat
Wedding March Full Score [PDF] [Sibelius]
The full score of the Mendellsohn Wedding March
with parts for all instruments.
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