"The Arrival" genre: Film Music
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	The horse and carriage heard in the intro to the composition not withstanding, and although not originally written for this purpose, "The Arrival" has been used as a musical suggestion [prelude to the ceremony] from the bride to her guests in attendance at her wedding, signaling her intention to begin the ceremony. This lovely musical transition serves to subdue and alert attendees to [find their seats] in preparation to the imminent custom of "The Processional," solemnly culminating at the altar...
	MP3.com CD: On Top Of a Cloud - buy it! CD: On Top Of a Cloud Credits: Engineered by J. Brandon Parrott at Cavebear Productions and Remixed by Michael French at Down To Hear Productions: Arranged, Produced, Written and Performed by Leland Thomas Faegre
	Story Behind the Song Originally entitled "Minuet," the story board in my mind suggested a romantic European [circa 17th century] setting for the image of a yeoman street sweeper and his unrequited affection for a gentry class woman of considerable means, transported by horse and carriage.

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