
BYU Singers Record “Come Thou Fount of Every Blessing” in Ukrainian
A wonderful tribute and offering of hope to the people of Ukraine.
A wonderful tribute and offering of hope to the people of Ukraine.
Delayed twice already, the 2022 Heritage Tour has been canceled altogether.
Four goals—most yet to be fleshed out—will turn the Tabernacle Choir into a global force.
Why hello, sousaphone.
Headlining this year’s BYU’s Christmas Under the Stars three-time Grammy award winning a Capella group Pentatonix.
Waylaid for 19 months by COVID, America’s Choir has a plan for return.
Built on the success of “Lead Thou Me On: Hymns and Inspiration,” “Grace” is an exploration of the deeper breadth of Christian musical styles.
BYU Noteworthy is bigger than one song, one performance, or one type of song. It’s all about ministry, connection, and unconditional love.
Already postponed once, the Tabernacle Choir’s Heritage Tour won’t take place until 2022 at the earliest.
Shawna Edwards seeks to build bridges with music. Her most recent work, “Restored,” reflects on the wonders of the Restoration of the Gospel.
Former missionary companions formed Bright the Way, and their new music to #LightTheWorld is inspiring.
The Nashville Tribute Band teams up with Don’t Miss This to bring us “Come, Follow Me” lesson previews with music.
In Saints Channel Studio, Richie Steadman sits down with Latter-day Saint musicians to talk about music and experiences as Church members.
COVID has curtailed Christmas concert plans, but the Church is now crowdsourcing the effort, inviting all to submit their own performances.
When life gives you lemons, make movies. That’s the motto of Working with Lemons, a family with a passion for music and movie making.
If you’ve watched classic Church films, you’ve heard Merrill Jenson’s music, and now you can hear from the man himself about his career.
Do you hear that? That’s the sound of musicians warming up for the Virtual Youth Music Festival hosted by the Church. Mark your calendars now!
Where Can I Turn For Peace is brought to life in this wonderful arrangement from James and Chelsea Stevens, featuring the Bonner Family.
Move over Miley, here comes BYU Vocal Point! The guys from Vocal Point are geared up and ready to make “The Climb” on their newest album.
Some of our favorite Latter-day Saint YouTubers have continued to work hard to release content during their quarantine, bringing us some joy.
A new pair of videos released two days apart from Nashville Tribute Band and Madilyn Paige, bring their best versions of the message, “Come unto Jesus.”
The sisters of Elenyi visit Haitin with a beautiful cover of Delibrans Ou Nou Bezwen.
Latter-day Saints seem to have a prejudice against rap. Colby Ferrin his hoping to change that.
What do the mandolin, skipping down the beach, and a bald man have in common? The answer, Ryan Shupe’s latest music video.
New Yorkers were given a treat outside of Carnegie Hall, as the Millennial Choir sang some of its set on the streets outside the venue following a blackout.
Just in time for Independence Day, Latter-day Saint artist Nadia Khristean has released a new video honoring military veterans.
Are you into Gentri? You will be.
“Still Breathing” resonates deeply for many who have faced, are facing, or have family members who have felt the debilitating effects of mental illness.
The Church has offered up some doctrinal guidelines for songwriters to adhere to as they create content.
Just in time for Mother’s day, the Gentleman Trio that is Gentri strikes again, with a wonderful mashup of “You Say” and “Wind Beneath My Wings.”
BYU Noteworthy continues to produce incredible a capella material.
The indomitable David Archuleta returns with another single.
It should come as no surprise that I love music. I would love it if we started singing hymns like it was a Gospel tent
Some incredible Latter-day Saint musicians are using the Light the World campaign to share goodness and embrace others in the spirit of Christ,
As convert, I sometimes miss the more upbeat praise music, or revival style music that I grew up with.
After nearly two centuries, America’s Choir is adopting a new name.
You have until July 2019 to sound off on new content to be included in a hymnbook that aims to reflect the global nature of the Church.
With the ever-growing popularity of the music media major at BYU that pairs quality creative and marketing services within the music industry, these videos, yea, even these singing groups, essentially become an entire enterprise.
Whatever you listen to this season, don’t let radio be your Christmas music guide, listen to what the sounds from the Mormon corridor have to offer.
The longtime frontman of the Killers opens up about what the public has yet to understand about Mormonism’s roots. He also has a new album.