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What are some inspiring, beautiful Roman Catholic (Latin/English) songs I could use for my wedding?
I'm having a very traditional Mass and would like a mix of Latin and English. I'm unsure how much Latin and English I should use and for which parts. And if for example the Kyrie I can have a version where it's a mix without it being too long with it mixed. I'm having an organist, harp, trumpets, and choir from a neighboring Latin mass church sing.
Some songs I'm considering:
adoremus in aeternum
o bone Jesu
Kyrie eleison - George Fenton (as heard in the movie Ever After)
Christus Vincit - Joseph Noyon
Mary, the dawn
St. Patrick's Breastplate
The Lord is my Shepherd
Tota Pulchra est Maria (Antiphon) or
Ave Maria Virgo Serena - Josquin des Prez ( for flowers for Mary)
I also need help for processional/recessional ideas but something not heard very often yet beautiful
Also, my fiance converted but his family is Presbyterian and we will have programs for guests but I was thinking of some songs they may know but will still fit the wedding?
Thanks!
1 Answer
- MeretorLv 51 decade agoFavorite Answer
Obviously, Ave Maria. Kyrie - That's actually Greek, not Latin or English
http://www.playlist.com/searchbeta/tracks#Dies%20I... << I like that. the 4th one.
It's been a while since I listened to Latin Choir music. Sorry I can't be more help.