Who wrote here comes the bride?

Answer 1

Here comes the bride

(all naturals unless told not [all high])

D G G G (high D & G)

D A #F G ( A natural F sharp)

D #F A C A G F G F E F G (note 7-10 [F G F G] -rush { 1 and 2 and})

D G G G

D A #F G

D #F A C A G F G F D Bb Bb ( B flat [ rush G F G F D then play the first B flat slower then the second one as a whole note. you also have the option of pausing at the last D for two rest and splaying the B flats slowly but the last still as a whole note)

NOTE: IN THE MAKING OF THIS IMPROVED ANSWER I HAD TO IMPROVISE AND GUESS MOST OF THE NOTES. IF YOU FIND SOMETHING THAT SOUNDS BETTER, FEEL FREE TO CHANGE IT

Answer 2

The Wedding March was composed by Mendelssohn.

The Wedding March by Mendelssohn is not the same song as the "Here Comes the Bride" song. The song known as "Here Comes the Bride" is "The Bridal Chorus" by Lohengrin.

The Mendelssohn march is the one that sounds a little bit like the Throne Room Fanfare from Star Wars: A New Hope

Answer 3

It is actually the Bridal March from Richard Wagner's "Lohengrin". I haven't seen the Opera, but assume the original lyrics (sung by the bridal chorus) are in German.

Answer 4

here comes the bride all dressed in white she steeped on a turtle and down came her gurdle

Answer 5

Here comes the Bride or the Wedding March comes from the opera Lohengrin, by the German composer Richard Wagner. Or if you are thinking of the one (see link related below) Felix Meldelsohn

Answer 6

The full song is called "The Bridal Chorus" and it was written by Lohengrin.