Articles
- Spotlight On The 2000 EFY Album In The Y2K EraThe 2000 EFY album belongs to a distinctive moment in youth music, when the Latter-day Saint soundscape was moving from traditional compilation albums towards…
- A Gentle Sunday Evening Soundtrack With LDS MusicSunday evenings can carry a particular kind of quiet. After worship, family lunch, a walk along the beach or a busy drive home through Sydney traffic, the pace…
- The Holy City Instrumental MeditationThe Holy City instrumental meditation offers a quiet, piano-led interpretation of a familiar sacred song. Without a vocal performance competing for attention,…
- How to Organise an LDS Music Exchange with FriendsAn LDS music exchange is a simple way to share meaningful songs, discover artists and build a personal library without making every purchase yourself. Friends…
- Five LDS Christmas Songs for a Living NativityA living nativity can turn familiar Christmas music into a gentle, memorable retelling of Christ’s birth. As Mary and Joseph move through the scene, shepherds…
- Writing faith into songs young people can singA youth theme can look simple on a printed programme: a short phrase, a scripture reference, or a memorable invitation to act. Turning that phrase into a song…
- How LDS Hymns Preserve Early Mormon HistoryLatter-day Saint hymns do more than support congregational singing. They preserve memories of revelation, migration, persecution, temple worship and community…
- LDS Songs That Suit a Seminary Graduation CeremonyA seminary graduation ceremony marks more than the end of a class schedule. For Latter-day Saint youth, it can recognise early-morning study, scripture…
- The Savior's Love BYU Men's Chorus ReviewThe BYU Men’s Chorus recording The Savior’s Love is built around a direct musical idea: sacred music should feel reverent, warm and close to the listener.…
- The Art of Writing LDS Music for the PianoWriting sacred music for piano requires more than a pleasant melody and accurate chords. A composer must balance doctrine, emotional honesty, singable phrasing…