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"Goin&amp;apos; to the chapel...\r\nOn Monday evening in London, Prince William and fiancee Kate Middleton visited Westminster Abbey -- site of their April 29 wedding -- for the first time together, UsMagazine.com can confirm.\r\n\r\nBut the couple didn&amp;apos;t stand at the altar: They sat in the pew with William&amp;apos;s father, Prince Charles, and watched a full orchestra and a 14-boy choir rehearse potential musical selections for the big day.\r\nOn the trio&amp;apos;s agenda for the private concert: To start finalizing song choices and map out the musical sequence for their nuptials.\r\n\r\nA royal source explained to Britain&amp;apos;s Express newspaper that the royal bride and groom have been tasked with cutting songs from the service. &amp;quot;That was part of the process...the orchestra also had a few pieces that they had wanted the bride and groom to hear.&amp;quot;\r\nWhy did Prince Charles come along? &amp;quot;He has always taken a close interest in classical and church music,&amp;quot; the source told Express. &amp;quot;They have sought his advice and involved him in the decisions.&amp;quot;\r\n\r\nAfter about 75 minutes, William, 28, Middleton, 29, and Charles, 62 zoomed away in the elder prince&amp;apos;s blue Jaguar.\r\nFor more on the Royal Wedding, including rare photos, interviews with family and friends, details on Kate&amp;apos;s new life as a princess and a tour of their lavish homes, order a copy of Us Weekly&amp;apos;s Will &amp;amp; Kate: The Royal Wedding now."^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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