I see many people are asking about this piece of piano music, but no one has answered it correctly. Let me answer it.

This piece comes from "Lohengrin", a three-act romantic opera created by German composer Wagner. The specific location in the movie is at the end of the second act, when Elsa enters the church

Excerpt name: ?Richard?Wagner:?Lohengrin,?Act?2?-?"Gesegnet?soll ?sie?schreiten"

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Listen carefully and do not fast forward, in 1 It will appear in about minutes.

An interlude: What should be noted here is that the mixed chorus at the beginning of the third act is the wedding chorus, and the orchestral version is the famous "Wedding March"! In Western-style weddings, Wagner's "Wedding March" is played when the bride enters the ceremony.

There is a piano adaptation in the movie "Hitler: The Rise of the Devil".

Track details: Lohengrin,?opera,?WWV?75:?Act?2.?Scene?4.?Gesegnet?soll?sie?schreiten?(Blessed?be?her?steps)

Here are the lossless flac version resources