At Princess Di's funeral classical music was played, what are the names to these classic pieces?
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http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B0000042I9/sr=8-2/qid=1146465216/ref=sr_1_2/103-2908722-0693452?%5Fencoding=UTF8\n\nCheck the link... It has a list of every song played at her funeral.
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need more info...what kind of music are you looking for? classical, new age, ???
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It is Canon in D by Pachelbel\n\nVery common song to be played at weddings. I have no idea on the history of Pachelbel other than that he was a famous composer.
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The song is one of two listed on the soundtrack:\n\n"Il Dolce Suono"\nFrom opera "Lucia di Lammermoor"\nPerformed by Inva Mula (as Inva Mula Tchako), soprano\n\n"The Diva Dance"\nWritten by Luc Besson\nPerformed by Inva Mula Cako\n\nYou may be able to aqcuire these from Limewire or Morpheus and maybe even iTunes. I know Limewire will sometimes pull up songs from the same genre. Good luck
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The closest version I've heard of is Viola.  Violanda does sound very nice though!
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A CD of classical music and clothes and a ton of other stuff...lol...
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Handel's 'Zadok the Priest'\n\nSeriously!\n\nThe way it builds to a climax is just mind-blowing!
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I love classical music I also love the "noise" you refer to. There is also a lot of "noise" that is filled with peace and inspiration or other equally noble messages. There is also classical music which is anything but peaceful.
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"Moonlight Sonata" By Beethoven, my favorite piece of classical music!
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Demonic violin! Lol.  I agree that Pagannini sounds pretty demonic, I would add to that Bach's Concertos for two Violins.  \n\nIf you want to go with the obvious and away from Classical you have to add "The Devil Went Down to Georgia" by the Charlie Daniels band.
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It's not one single piece of music, but two different pieces of music fused together\n\nVariations on a Theme suite for cello and rock ensemble by Andrew Lloyd Webber (1979)\nRhapsody on a Theme of Paganini, Op.43 by Rachmaninov (1934)
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Classics IV\n\nhttp://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Classics_IV
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Carol of the Bells!\n\nDing dong ding.. doonnngggg
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I don't know if i can remeber 10 but here goes....\n\nFur Elise (Album Leaf)\nMoonlight Sonata\nClaire De Lune\nRonda Alla Turca\nBeethoven has many piano Symphonies that are wonderful (I prefer 3 & 9)\nPrelude in C Minor\nWaltz in A Flat Major\nAve Maria
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its always best to stick to the classics.\n\nF.u.c.k. her gently by tenacious d.
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We are playing mozarts "Requiem for the fallen" in band class. It is a funeral mass. The second part in this song is called the Lacrymosa. Evanescence just did a song that slightly resembles the Lacrymosa. If you listen to Mozart and then Evanescence's version, you will see some resemblance. It is an awesome song and it kind of sounds like symphonic metal.
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I really love classical music. That is the only kind of music i listen to and i listen to it everyday. I especially like classical piano music, i think its because i play, a little, the piano myself. Here are some of my favorite pieces:\n\n1. All of Hungarian Dances by Johannes Brahms\n2. Any Sonatas by Mozart\n3. Canon in D by Pachebel\n4. Nocturnes by Chopin\n5. Sonatinas by Clementi\n6. Etudes by Chopin\n7. Hungarian Rhapsody no.2 by Liszt\n8. Nutcraker (Pas de deux) by Tchaikovsky\nand a lot more...\n\nI can't name all of them, because there would be enough space. But classical music is the best for me...