Official Royal Wedding Recording Streaming Soon, Available at Retail May 25
On Saturday May 19, Prince Harry and Meghan Markle were officially married at Windsor Castle. The music that accompanied the royal wedding which was watched by millions all across the globe will soon be able to stream the official recording on digital platforms. The recording will be able for purchase May 25 on CD and vinyl at retail via Decca. The physical album cover will be replaced with an exclusive photograph from the wedding.
Beyond the vows alone, the ceremony includes performances from British cellist Sheku Kanneh Mason, Welsh soprano Elin Manahan Thomas, the Choir of St. George's Chapel, Christian gospel group the Kingdom Choir, and Elton John.
"Capturing the words and music of this Royal Wedding is a great responsibility, knowing how much a permanent record of the event will mean to so many people around the world," producer Anna Barry writes in a press release. "Our Decca team will deliver a state of the art recording which captures every nuance of this very happy day and it will be a joy to be a part of the celebrations."
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