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- Review: The Still Small Voice By BYU SingersThe Still Small Voice presents the Brigham Young University Singers in a repertoire built around spiritual reflection, choral colour and careful ensemble…
- 2015 EFY Album Millennial Favorites: A Closer LookThe 2015 EFY album Millennial Favorites captured the musical character of a generation raised between traditional hymnody, contemporary Christian production…
- Best LDS music for a family camping trip devotionalA family camping trip can create a natural pause from school runs, work notifications and household routines. After a day of swimming, bushwalking or setting…
- We Are One Brings Youth Choirs TogetherNew Release: “We Are One” Youth Choir Collaboration presents a shared musical statement from young singers whose voices are stronger together. The project…
- How to create an LDS music gift basket for a newlywed coupleAn LDS music gift basket can make a thoughtful wedding present because it combines faith, memory and everyday enjoyment. Rather than giving a single album or a…
- Five LDS Hymns for a Small Vocal EnsembleA small vocal ensemble can bring unusual warmth to Latter-day Saint hymn singing. With four to eight voices, each singer becomes part of the musical texture,…
- Healing Through Hymns With a Latter-day Saint Music TherapistFor many Latter-day Saints, a hymn is more than a familiar melody. It may recall a baptism, a missionary farewell, a quiet sacrament meeting, or a grandmother…
- The History of LDS Music in the Early 20th CenturyAt the beginning of the 20th century, Latter-day Saint music was moving from local meetinghouses into a broader, more organised culture of worship, publishing…
- Five LDS Songs For A Meaningful Father’s Day TributeFather’s Day in Australia falls on the first Sunday in September, giving families a chance to celebrate dads, grandfathers, stepfathers, mentors and other men…
- Why I Know That My Redeemer Lives Is a Hymn of Hope“I Know That My Redeemer Lives” has endured because it gives hope a clear voice. Its words do not pretend that sorrow, uncertainty or death are unreal;…