Articles
- How to Repair and Care for Your LDS Sheet Music CollectionLatter-day Saint sheet music often carries value beyond its printed notes. A hymn arrangement may recall a ward performance, a piano lesson, a missionary…
- Spotlight On The 2005 EFY AlbumFor many Latter-day Saint listeners, the 2005 Especially for Youth album belongs to a very specific season of life: youth conferences, long bus rides, summer…
- The Best LDS Music for Easter Sunday WorshipEaster Sunday invites Latter-day Saints to center worship on Jesus Christ, His Atonement, His death, and His Resurrection. Music can carry that message with a…
- Be Still, My Soul Reimagined For String QuartetA familiar hymn can change character when its melody moves from a congregation or solo instrument into a chamber ensemble. The new Be Still, My Soul string…
- How to Host a Digital LDS Music Listening Party for YouthA virtual music gathering can help youth feel connected when distance, schedules, or local circumstances make an in-person activity difficult. With thoughtful…
- Five LDS Piano Solos Perfect for Intermediate PlayersIntermediate pianists often need repertoire that sounds expressive without demanding the technical endurance of a concert piece. Latter-day Saint hymn…
- The Sacred Craft Of Writing For OrchestraAn orchestral score can make a familiar hymn sound newly discovered. A quiet melody may begin with solo strings, gather color from woodwinds, and finally open…
- The Spirit of God Across LDS Recording HistoryFew Latter-day Saint hymns carry the sound of a congregation as vividly as “The Spirit of God.” Its opening declaration, “The Spirit of God like a fire is…
- Music For A Missionary’s Farewell And HomecomingMusic can give a missionary farewell emotional shape before a single word is spoken. A familiar hymn can settle a nervous room, help family members express…
- The Choir of the Tabernacle live DVD reviewA live performance by The Choir of the Tabernacle is built around scale, precision, and a strong sense of place. On disc, that combination can either feel…