Treulich geführt

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"Treulich geführt" is the famous bridal chorus from Richard Wagner's opera "Lohengrin," widely known in English as "Here Comes the Bride" and often played at wedding ceremonies.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf bridal chorus
choral piece
opera
opera excerpt
wedding music
accompaniment orchestra
actOfOpera Act III of Lohengrin NERFINISHED
alsoKnownAs Bridal Chorus NERFINISHED
associatedCulture Western classical music
associatedEvent bridal entrance
associatedWithComposer Bayreuth tradition
centuryOfComposition 19th century
commonlyArrangedFor brass ensemble
organ
piano
string ensemble
composer Richard Wagner NERFINISHED
Richard Wagner NERFINISHED
copyrightStatus public domain in many countries
countryOfOrigin Germany
culturalRole traditional bridal entrance music
firstPerformanceWork Lohengrin NERFINISHED
genre romantic opera music
hasLyrics yes
hasMelodyType processional march
hasNotableFeature simple, memorable melody
strong, steady rhythm suitable for processions
key B-flat major (commonly in performance arrangements)
language German
German
lyricsLanguage German
movementType chorus
originalContext stage wedding scene in Lohengrin
originalPerformanceVenue Weimar (premiere city of Lohengrin) NERFINISHED
partOf Lohengrin NERFINISHED
period Romantic era NERFINISHED
popularIn Europe NERFINISHED
United Kingdom NERFINISHED
United States NERFINISHED
positionInOpera beginning of Act III
titleInEnglish Here Comes the Bride NERFINISHED
titleInGerman Treulich geführt
typicalOccasion wedding ceremony
typicalTempo moderate
usedFor wedding processional
vocalForces female chorus
mixed chorus

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Lohengrin notableChorus Treulich geführt