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Hymns suitable for wedding ceremonies |
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Digital audio music clips |
| Graham Hallett was for many years organist of St Mary's, Putney. The following guide is intended to help wedding couples make their choice of music for their ceremony. Apologies that these are imperfect performances; the 88 excerpts were dashed-off; recordedonto MiniDisc over two evening sessions. |
Each digital audio clip has its own controller. The draw-bar in each controller indicates progress of the streaming. | |
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The following is a short list of some of the better-known hymns from which the two or three required for the Wedding Service could be chosen; this list is by no means comprehensive and you may have other hymns in mind which would also be suitable. Consider the size of the congregation, and their robustness of singing in the choice and number of hymns. |
If you don't pause the one you're playing and start another, you will get quite a chaotic experience. Unfortunately these clips will not play on iPhone or iPad; you will need a desktop with sound. |
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| Praise my soul the King of Heaven | ||
| Love divine all loves excelling | ||
| Lead us Heavenly Father lead us |
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| The King of Love my shepherd is |
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| O perfect love |
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| Father hear the prayer we offer |
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| Dear Lord and Father of mankind |
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| Praise to the Lord the Almighty the King of creation |
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| O praise ye the Lord |
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| And did those feet in ancient time (Jerusalem) |
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| All things bright and beautiful |
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| All things bright and beautiful |
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| Praise the Lord ye heavens adore him |
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| At the name of Jesus |
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| Gracious Spirit Holy Ghost |
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| Who would true valour see |
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| Guide me O thou great redeemer |
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| O Jesus I have promised |
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| Fill thou my life O Lord my God |
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| Let all the world in every corner sing |
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| Now thank we all our God |
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| Lord of all hopefulness |
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| Morning has broken |
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