Canon in D, Popular Wedding Music for Violin/Cello

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Buy the Studio Wedding album version at https://itunes.apple.com/gb/album/song-for-ceremony-instrumental/id1162843372

Pachelbel's Canon in D is one of the most popular songs for weddings. It is usually played while the bride and bridal party walk down the aisle at the beginning of the ceremony although it can be played during the signing of the register and during wedding receptions. This version is for string duet, violin and cello.

The Chapel Hill Duo is a violin and cello duo that specialise in playing wedding music of all types and styles and this is one of their favourite tunes.

Buy the sheet music for our violin and cello version of Pachelbel's canon in D here: http://www.sheetmusicplus.com/title/20300616

The Chapel Hill Duo are dynamic, flexible and devoted to providing you with the very best standard of music.

Violinist, Jaya Hanley and Cellist, Sarah James are committed to making your special occasion even more memorable. Always striving to broaden their musical horizons, there is no genre that they aren’t willing to explore, from Pachelbel’s Canon to foot-stomping Folk and Rihanna.

Their ClassTiche YouTube project aims to bring a wider audience to the Classical genre by presenting a fusion of modern popular tunes and the traditional Classical style in an online video series. They think that everyone should have the opportunity to hear great music.

As a Duo they are flexible with performance dates, affordable and can also perform comfortably in smaller venues.
In 2015 they both graduated from Trinity Laban Conservatoire of Music and Dance with First Class Honours Performance Degrees in their respective instruments. They have been playing together since they met in October 2011. Since then they have recorded for BBC Radio 3 and played for a large range of functions such as Ceilidhs, Weddings and Regimental Dinners in the London, Lincolnshire and Brighton areas. Additionally they have performed at venues such as the Brighton Buddhist Centre, St Wulframs Church and Europe House.