Seldom have we had so much fun or felt more pure energy in the room than when Maurine and I have been around Vocal Point—a small a cappella group of 8 or 9 male voices who sing everything, well, like you’ve never seen before.
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VIDEO: A Modern Take on “God Help the Outcasts”
In this lovely cover by Wayne Burton and members of Utah's own One Voice Children's Choir, we peek into a modern view of what it means to feel like an outcast today.Â
Highlighting Our Latter-day Saint Musicians—Elenyi
I can’t go on any longer without highlighting and thanking our amazing Latter-day Saint musicians that I have come to love very much. Thank you so much all you amazing, wonderful, talented people. I wish I could just call all of you out by name. Oh, I can. And I am starting with three sisters.
VIDEO: Enjoy This Little-Known Carol from The Tabernacle Choir
"Jesus, Jesus, Rest Your Head"Â is a soothingly beautiful, though unfamiliar-to-many, carol just released from The Tabernacle Choir at Temple Square.
Jenny Oaks Baker’s Ah-Ha Moment
Well-known as a gifted violinist, Jenny Oaks Baker has had a paradigm shift—or you might call it new revelation for a new stage of her life. Jenny sees that the world is hungry for spirituality, but doesn’t know where to find it. She believes she can bring music to people that can help them in their spiritual journey. But how she brings that music is about to change.
Broadway Actress Lea Salonga to Join The Tabernacle Choir for Christmas Concerts
Live audiences returning following two-year break. Here's how to attend.
Platinum-ticket American Idol contestant Kenedi Anderson records song for Church’s youth album
Judge and country singer Luke Bryan declared that Kenedi Anderson “might be the biggest star we’ve ever seen.” Though she left the show for personal reasons, she hasn’t stopped singing. The Church’s “Strive to Be” YouTube account for youth recently shared a video of Anderson singing “Serve the Lord,” a song from the 2022 youth music album.
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