Music for the Rite of Matrimony

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The selections within the Music for the Rite of Matrimony were assembled to assist couples in the process of choosing music for their wedding celebration at Trinity Wall Street.

Music selections should be included in the bulletin form you received when scheduling your wedding.


Prelude - Choose 2-3 selections

The prelude music is played as guests are arriving. It is usually about 15 minutes in length.

Jesu, Joy of Man's Desiring—J. S. Bach

 

Andante tranquillo—Felix Mendelssohn

 

Prelude on Rhosymedre—R. V. Williams

 

Choral Song—S. S. Wesley

 

Cornet Voluntary—William Walond

 

Adagio, from Fantasy in C—César Franck

 

Sonata in D major—Antonio Soler

 

Processional - Choose 1-2 selections

The processional is the music played while the wedding party and bride process into the church. If you have a small wedding party, you may choose one track only both for the wedding party and the bride. If you wish to hire a trumpet player, all of these selections may include trumpet.

Prince of Denmark's March—Jeremiah Clarke

 

Trumpet Tune in D—Henry Purcell

 

Prelude from Te Deum—M. A. Charpentier

 

Festive Trumpet Tune—David German

 

Trumpet Voluntary in E-flat—David N. Johnson

 

Music after the Vows - Choose 1-2 selections

Each of these selections requires the hiring of a Trinity Choir soloist. If you are having a celebration with Eucharist, choose two selections -- one for during the Offertory, one for during Communion. If you are having a ceremony with no Eucharist, choose only one. If you do not wish to hire a vocal soloist, make your selections from the Prelude options above instead.

Ave Maria—Franz Schubert

 

Nuptial Blessing—Richard Proulx

 

O God of Love—Gerre Hancock

 

The Call (Come my Way, my Truth, my Life)—R. V. Williams

 

Recessional - Choose 1 selection

The recessional is played as the entire wedding party leaves the building after the blessing and dismissal. Some tracks may include trumpet if you wish to hire a trumpet player.

Hornpipe (from Water Music)—G. F. Handel

 

Rondeau—J. Joseph Mouret

 

Trumpet Voluntary—John Stanley

 

Processional (organ only)—William Mathias