Promo Song/New Release: Nearer My God to Thee
Artist: Jake White
Style: Instrumental

Song Title:	"The Lady Who Lives on Edward Street"
Musical Style:	Ballad
CD:	One Little Miracle
Download Song (.mp3):	Download (3.1 MB)

Song Title:	"His Love Will Never Die"
Musical Style:	Inspirational Ballad
CD:	One Little Miracle
Download Song (.mp3):	Download (4.0 MB)

More about Taylor Anderson

I have studied piano and guitar privately, and have sung with choirs since the age of 6. My last major choir experience was with the Mormon Youth Chorus and BYU’s Men’s Chorus (1997-98). I have trained vocally with Blanche Christensen (among others), and have received "Superior" and "1" ratings at several Utah State Solo/Ensemble Competitions. Additionally, I have performed in musicals throughout Davis and Salt Lake Counties (e.g., A Day, Night, and a Day by Doug Stewart (author of Saturday's Warrior); The Sound of Music, Scrooge, and Shenandoah at Pages Lane Theater; and 1940’s Radio Hour with Bountiful Community Theater). I played the lead role in my high school’s musical, Bye, Bye Birdie. I have also recorded vocals solos on two professional albums: A Day, A Night, and a Day, (1991) and EFY: Return with Honor (1995).

I graduated from Viewmont High School (Bountiful, Utah) in 1993. I served a mission for The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints in the Canada Halifax Mission, returning home in 1997. I graduated from Brigham Young University in 1999 with a degree in English, and anticipate graduating from Willamette University in Salem, Oregon, with a juris doctorate and master of business administration in May of 2003. Upon graduation from Willamette, I will be returning to work in Salt Lake City. I am married and have two little girls, Carissa June and Sophie Kay. Most of the music on One Little Miracle was recorded at the Centerville Academy of Performing Arts.

As stated above, I have performed throughout Utah, especially in Davis County. I have provided music for weddings on several occasions, and for church services in Utah, Idaho, and Oregon on numerous occasions. Additionally, I performed extensively throughout Nova Scotia and Newfoundland while living in Canada, and several of the songs on the CD are about my experiences there. The song Let Your Light So Shine was Viewmont High School's Seminary theme song in 1993 (I was asked to write it by the seminary president). Earlier this year I performed for over 200 people at a Valentine's Day concert in Salem, Oregon.