recessional march (Meaning)
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recessional march (n)
a march to be played for processions
Synonyms & Antonyms of recessional march
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recessional march Sentence Examples
- The recessional march resonated through the grand hall, signaling the end of the ceremony.
- The bridal party processed slowly down the aisle to the haunting strains of the recessional march.
- The guests stood in silence as the recessional march swelled into a triumphant crescendo.
- The intricate harmonies of the recessional march filled the chapel with an ethereal atmosphere.
- The rhythmic beat of the recessional march echoed through the streets, announcing the departure of the newlyweds.
- The bride and groom emerged from the ceremony to the triumphant notes of the recessional march.
- The military band played a rousing recessional march as the honored guests left the reception.
- The recessional march provided a fitting end to the somber memorial service.
- The church choir sang a stirring rendition of the recessional march, accompanied by a vibrant brass ensemble.
- The recessional march from Wagner's Lohengrin echoed through the opera house, signaling the end of the performance.
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a march to be played for processions
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The recessional march resonated through the grand hall, signaling the end of the ceremony.
The bridal party processed slowly down the aisle to the haunting strains of the recessional march.
The guests stood in silence as the recessional march swelled into a triumphant crescendo.
The intricate harmonies of the recessional march filled the chapel with an ethereal atmosphere.
