A new rendition of the old favorite hymn, "How Great Thou Art", was recently released by the BYU Men's Chorus in the form of a music video. In addition to the vocals and arrangement being beautifully blended, the video features richly symbolic choreography, which is an unusual and moving variation on what you might expect to see from the BYU Men's Chorus.
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Music: A Major Resource for Healing
I was born with a very complex congenital heart defect and was given only days to live, but with God’s help, I defied medical expectations and survived. Still, I endured a series of surgeries and illnesses throughout my childhood. Unable to play most sports and engage in rigorous childhood activities, I took comfort in music.
7 Latter-day Saint Artists Hit Billboard Classical Crossover Charts
This week’s Billboard Classical Crossover Chart featured seven Latter-day Saint musicians, representing over 50% of the chart. This demonstration of excellence illustrates not only their incredible talent but the desire for uplifting music across the world. Here is the chart-topping music from some of these artists.
The Sacrifice That Brought About Jenny Oaks Baker’s New Album with Her Children
Jenny Oaks Baker’s heart ached as she and her husband stared up at the Eiffel Tower lit up by fireworks as they listened to a symphony play. She was six months pregnant with her fourth child, and with much prayer, she felt from the Lord that she needed to leave her first violin seat in the National Symphony Orchestra—an extremely coveted position and one she could never get back. She poignantly thought, “I will never play that symphony again.” Then the words came into her mind, “It’s only the beginning.”
VIDEO: Piano Guys’ New Music Video Features Latter-day Saint “World of Dance” Competitors
Six-time chart topping classical music group The Piano Guys just released a moving new music video. They felt that the music alone wouldn't communicate the emotion of the piece so they called upon Charity and Andres--the Latter-day Saint "World of Dance" stars who were the first ever to receive 100 on a routine on the show--to given their song some extra punctuation. Watch their talents combined here.
Paul Cardall Becomes First Latter-day Saint Artist Nominated for Prestigious DOVE Award
Paul Cardall is the first Latter-day Saint artist to be nominated for album of the year by the Gospel Music Association’s Dove Awards. The 8-time No. 1 Billboard charting pianist is also celebrating the 10th anniversary of receiving a donor heart with a new album called “Peaceful Piano.” Listen to a preview here and read Meridian's exclusive interview with Paul.
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