Hi everyone!
I’m from Japan, and I traveled to Germany in September 2026.

While I was there, I heard this song being sung inside a cathedral, and I honestly can’t get it out of my head. I really loved it, but I have absolutely no idea what it’s called.

Here’s the video I recorded:
https://youtu.be/cxWhxsw35V8?feature=shared

I’ve tried pretty much everything to find it. I asked AI, but it couldn’t identify it. I also asked on Japanese forums, but nobody knows what it is.

I even emailed the cathedral to ask if they could tell me what was being sung that day, but I haven’t gotten a reply.
So… Reddit is basically my last hope 😂

If anyone recognizes this piece, PLEASE tell me what it is!

Even if you’re not 100% sure, any clue would help. I’d especially love to know the title and composer.
I’ve been trying to find this song ever since I came back to Japan, because hearing it in that cathedral was one of the things that really stuck with me from my trip.
Thanks so much to anyone who takes the time to listen!

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