Inspirational Music
"Good music, especially
sacred music, makes spiritual things more understandable .
. . It prepares emotions for response to the promptings of
the Holy Spirit." - Elder Richard G. Scott (devotional
address, Jan 23, 2001)
Mormon Tabernacle Choir
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The Mormon Tabernacle Choir released its newest CD Then Sings My Soul, with newly arranged versions of many oft-requested hymns. The eighteen-track album - with a playing time of nearly 80 minutes - includes selections that are timeless and enduring, such as the title track "How Great Thou Art". All of the hymns evoke feelings of worship and joy in the Almighty and provide moments that will encourage a listener's soul to sing as well.
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the Mormon Tabernacle Choir |
Jenny Phillips
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The Miracle, Jenny Phillips’ seventh album, features 10 original songs that encourage listeners to reflect upon the positive changes that happen in life when relying on a higher power. All of the vocalists who recorded on the album will perform in the premier, a line-up that includes such local favorites as Jenny Jordan Frogley, George Dyer, Katherine Nelson, Dallyn Bayles, and Hayley Anderson. In addition to her full-length albums, Jenny Phillips
has released two albums for Young Women, A Great and Marvelous Work
(2005) and Arise and Shine Forth (2006) which rose to #1 on the Deseret
Book Top Ten Music List.
Find Jenny Phillips at LDSAudio.com |
Gladys
Knight
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One
Voice, the debut album from Gladys Knight and the
Saints Unified Voices, won the Grammy for Best Gospel
Choir Album at the 48th Annual Grammy Awards. Since
the January 2005 release, One Voice has remained in
the top-40 on Billboard’s Gospel charts for the
better part of 52 weeks. In the first week, the album
soared to immediate success and snagged the title of
Billboard’s #1 Hot Shot Debut and landed at #9
while it simultaneously shot to the #1 Gospel Album
and #2 Inspirational Album on iTunes.
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music from Gladys Knight's One Voice
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Hilary
Weeks
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Hilary
Weeks' music has been speaking to the hearts of
fans across the country. She has been honored by the
Faith Centered Music Association with three Pearl Awards
for Songwriter of the Year, Female Vocalist of the Year,
and Inspirational Album of the Year.
Hilary Weeks' music |
Katherine
Nelson
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Katherine
Nelson's voice has been featured on many LDS recordings,
including Parables from Jenny Phillips and
Wayne Burton's The Quest. Katherine was chosen
as one of the artists to be featured on the LDS Music
World compilation CD, singing on two selections from
that CD.
"Recognized by the Faith Centered Music Association
twice as Studio Vocalist of the Year, her fresh voice
became much sought after and has since been featured
on Especially for Youth projects, various compilations,
and the best-selling Women of Destiny." (from
Deseretbook.com)
Find
more Katherine Nelson music |
Lauri Carrigan
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Singer/songwriter Lauri Carrigan is again proving to be a new talent not to be overlooked as she releases her second album in as many years that is being heralded as “inspiring” and “brilliant.” In 2005 Carrigan received the prestigious Best of State award in Utah for Best Individual Vocalist. Carrigan has also been recognized by her industry peers and fellow artists as a four time Pearl Award nominee.
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more Lauri Carrigan music |
Hayley
Anderson
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Hayley
Anderson’s voice has been described as angelic
and hauntingly beautiful. Her unique sound has quickly
caught the attention of the LDS music industry. She
has been featured on two LDS albums, Parables and Alleluia
II, and has now released her debut album, Fly Again.
Fly Again was written and produced by Jenny Phillips,
who Hayley has been touring with throughout 2003. Hayley
has performed music from Fly Again live on television
for Good Things Utah and is scheduled to perform throughout
the United States and internationally during 2003 and
2004.
Find
Hayley Anderson's music at LDS Audio.com |
Becky
Garrett
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At 16 Becky
Garrett completed her first album, “Gentle,”
and began doing youth conferences and firesides all
over the country. During this process, she had the opportunity
to sing on the EFY albums “Return With Honor”
and “Living the Legacy,” as well as Kenneth
Cope’s “Women At the Well” and an
EFY compilation album entitled “Alleluia.”
Becky's newest album is entitled "Find".
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Kathryn
Sonners
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Kathryn
Sonners recorded her first album “Be There”
with Tyler Castleton as producer, named for the song
written as the theme. She has recorded on various albums
as lead vocal and back-up as well and traveled to promote
her own album as well as others’. Kathryn taught
for Showtime Music Dance Theatre Company in Utah as
an MDT instructor as well as private vocal instructor.
Kathryn is currently working on her next album from
songs written “at a time in my life when everything
seemed more up and down than ever before, and I had
to come to the realization that it’s what life
is all about- it’s how you handle it that makes
you who you are. |
Tyler
Castleton/Staci Peters
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Women
of Destiny "The idea for this album came
shortly after the Relief Society Declaration of The
Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints was presented.
The Declaration is such a beautiful embodiment of the
identity and beliefs of the 4.4 million "women
of destiny" who comprise the Relief Society. It
has been a deeply rewarding experience to create and
gather this collection of original songs, which supports
the principles and values described in the Declaration
and celebrates the unique gifts women share. We believe
that as women come to live these principles and acquire
these attributes, they will be instruments in the hands
of God - a powerful force for good in their various
circles of influence. We hope this music will help women
everywhere discover their destiny as part of the worldwide
sisterhood to which they belong." |
Robert
Stoddard/John Huntington
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A must-have for lovers of
good Christmas music, the songs from December
Tales freshly express the sentiments of the Season,
both sacred and secular. Stoddard's musical theatre
background is evident in the dramatic structure of the
music and lyrics, brilliantly interpreted by the rich,
versatile baritone of John Huntington, a popular California
artist of the musical stage and concert hall. "The
music of Christmas has always held a sacred, very precious
place in my soul" - Robert Stoddard |
Marta
Johns
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Marta
Johns released her debut CD entitled "All Things
Bright and Beautiful".
What people are saying about Marta
Johns:
"Marta's warm voice shimmers ... MAGNIFICENT!" Jay
Richards. "MARVELOUS ... one of the best vocal albums
ever recorded for this market" Kenny Hodges. "INSPIRING
... soothing to the soul" Steven & Rhyll Croshaw
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Dan
Carter
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I was born and raised in
Caldwell, Idaho, went to Ricks College in 1974, served
a mission to England, came home and attended BYU and
graduated with a degree in composition. Marrying in
1980, we have two children. Presently serving on the
General Music Committee of the LDS Church, I work full-time
at Church headquarters typesetting music in over 100
languages. In 1980 I wrote a stage musical that was
performed at Robert Redford's Sundance Theater. In '86
I wrote music for Senator Jake Garn's reelection campaign.
The Mormon Tabernacle Choir has performed my pieces,
and I have about 8 dozen or so compositions in print.
Some of that music includes several oratorios and cantatas,
a pop symphony (really!) and a lot of songs, choral
pieces and instrumental works. I have released two CDs,
"Come unto Him,
Music by Dan Carter," and "Dan Carter, Hymns for
Solo Voice." The latter also has a companion book, sold
separately. I plan on releasing several more books of
music, including "Hymns for Duet Voices" in book and
on CD, as well as other books of music and CDs for voice
and instruments."
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Cherie
Call
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Cherie
Call was awarded "Songwriter of the Year"
at the 2003 Pearl Awards. She also picked up an award
for "Inspirational Recording" for her song
"One Good Woman".
Cherie Call has recorded five albums. Cherie's songs
have been included on several other albums, including
the God's Army soundtrack, the Brigham City song collection,
the 1999 and 2001 EFY albums, and the 2000 Women of
Destiny album. She has toured and performed in Los Angeles,
San Diego, Phoenix, Seattle, Portland, Dallas, St Louis,
and Nashville (at the famous Bluebird Cafe). She currently
lives in Salt Lake City, Utah, where she performs regularly.
Cherie was the recipient of four 2002 Pearl Awards.
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Kenneth
Cope
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Kenneth
Cope received three Pearl Awards in 2003, two of
them for his latest release "Hear My Praise",
and his third as "Male Recording Artist of the
Year".
After a two-year break from recording songs and a foray
into film composing, Kenneth Cope has returned to the
inspirational genre with the release of Hear My Praise,
a collection of inspirational favorites.
One of the top-selling artists in the intermountain
West, Cope is best known for his original concept albums
like Greater Than Us All and Women at the Well. His
latest project, Hear My Praise, breaks from previous
models and breaks new ground in the LDS inspirational
genre by combining original material with covers of
some of the best-loved songs from other contemporary
Christian artists.
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Aaron
Edson - "Wondering"
Aaron
Edson's inspirational ballad "Show Him", which
is based on President Hinckley's "6 Be's" talk to
the youth of the Church, has been one of the favorites of visitors
to LDS Music World, and was chosen for the compilation CD for
best LDS musicians. "Show Him" is available on Aaron's
CD, "Wondering", which brings a fresh, new sound to
the world of contemporary LDS music. The album takes the listener
on a soul-searching journey, featuring a wide range of pop feels
over its 11 songs. The gospel messages never seem heavy-handed
or super-imposed over pop music. Rather, the songs are organic
expressions of life today as seen through the eyes of a gifted,
young LDS artist.
Wayne
Burton
While serving in the Salt Lake City
Mission, Wayne
Burton spent many p-days writing music. In the summer of
1997, work began on completing the song-writing process and
beginning recording of the "Closer to Heaven" album. After a
lot of hard work, the CD was released in April 1998. In April
2001, Wayne released his CD "The Quest". This is a
collaborative project with fiction author Cheri Crane and presents
songs about a story of hope, faith and forgiveness.
Steven
Kapp Perry
The new CD from Steven
Kapp Perry "Another Testament: the Book of Mormon Witnesses
of Christ" is a follow-up to "From Cumorah's Hill" for readers,
soloist, and chorus. The CD was released July 2001. Song titles
include: I Wish I'd Been a Witness, Another Testament, Once
the Lamb of God, Mightly
Miracles, I Take His Name, Hosanna!, I am Another Witness
Paul
Cardall
Paul
Cardall is an international recording artist on the NARADA
record label, an affiliate of Virgin Records. His album's, The
Looking Glass and The Christmas Box hit the Billboard Top 25
New Age Charts during the holiday season of 1999. Paul Cardall
has released two other albums; Sign of Affection and an album
inspired by sacred melodies called Hymns. Paul just released
his new CD "Hymns II".
Alex
Boye
Alex
Boye
performed with well-known artists such as Missy Elliott, MC
Lyte, Lutricia McNeal, The Backstreet Boys and N' Sync. In 1999,
Alex took the opportunity to develop his solo career as a performer,
singer and songwriter, working with a number of well-known UK
producers including Full Crew, Tim Laws, and R&B master
Paul Waller.
The
year 2000 saw the European release of his first solo album,
"No Limits" including pop and R&B for the new
age with lyrics that are uplifting and straight from the heart.
The album reached No. 12 in the European charts. His latest
album, a gospel record produced during the summer of 2000
called “The Love Goes On”, with Boyé Central
Music Publishing in July 2001.
Christina England Hale
18-year-old soprano Christina
England Hale unleashes her amazing vocal talent on a strong
debut recording featuring popular classical and traditional
hymns.
"When I want to express my love for the Savior, it seems
most natural to do it through song; and for me this collection
of tender songs captures in a unique way the emotion I feel.
Thanks to Jay Richards for his support and encouragement. It
has been a priviledge to work with him in the creation of this
album. Thanks as well to my wonderful parents and family for
their faith in me. I am grateful to George Dyer and the other
talented musicians who helped interpret these beautiful pieces.
I hope you enjoy listening to them as much as I have enjoyed
singing them." - Christina England Hale
Masa
Fukuda
The
Power Within is a celebration in music of the strength of
the human spirit. The lyrics are crafted to convey messages
of love, courage, faith, and the power to live together in peace
and harmony. Producer Greg Hansen calls The Power Within "a
significant inspirational achievement." Two of the songs
from the CD were performed as the openings of the 2001 General
Women's Conference at BYU - a very rare opportunity for the
first CD from a brand new artist! The Power Within was released
on February 24, 2001 at Mckay Center, UVSC where 4,000 people
showed up - the kids, their parents and their families, and
sold over 2,000 copies the first day.
Roger
Hoffman/Jenny Frogley
Over the years, no less than 27 of Sister
Snow's hymns have been published, 10 of which we still sing
today. Aside from her lyrics and poetry, Sister Snow is probably
best known as the second General Relief Society President. She
also helped found the Young Ladies Mutual Improvement Association
and the Primary Association and served as president of all three
auxiliaries. The women's work of the Endowment House was also
her responsibility. She enthusiastically encouraged women to
attend medical schools and helped to establish Deseret Hospital,
becoming its first president. Primary children two decades after
her death were encouraged to "reverence the prophet, the
priesthood, and Eliza R. Snow.
George
Dyer
George
Dyer is the opera world's best kept secret. Previously heard
as Gabriel in Lex de Azevedo's Gloria, George now presents a
debut solo album packed with sacred tunes, hymns,
and original works performed in his astounding tenor voice.
Featured is "In My Father's House Are Many Mansions," which
George recently performed with the Mormon Tabernacle Choir.
George Dyer was recently awarded three Pearl Awards, including
Male Vocalist of the Year, New Artist of the Year, and Sacred
Recording.
Tammy
Simister Robinson
"May I Serve Thee" heard worldwide
during General Women's Conference 1998, received the Award of
Distinction in the Relief Society Song Contest and the Award
of Merit in the LDS Song Submissions Song Category. It is featured
on "The
Color of Hope", an album about various aspects of hope:
hope for a better world, hope for lasting relationships, and
hope in reaching for eternal things.
Stone
Tables
This recording of Stone
Tables is more than just a re-creation of a landmark LDS
musical about Moses, Aaron, and the Exodus. It's actually the
definitive version of that work and has been transformed several
times since it was first written twenty-four years ago.
Jenny
Frogley
Jenny
Frogley is a four-time Addy award winner and received two
consecutive Pearl awards for best studio vocalist. Jenny spent
a few years singing and dancing in theaters and at Opryland
USA. Then she moved into the studios and wrote jingles for TV
and radio. She opened for Ray Charles and The Smothers Brothers
and toured with Nelson Riddle Orchestra, as well as with her
own band, Exit West.
Larry
Bagby
Changes
Come is an album Larry recorded with Jenni. This album expresses
the spiritual convictions that are a very deep part of Larry
and Jenni's life. The majority of the songs are written by Larry
himself. They range from the reflective Changes Come to the
faster paced Free from Fallin' to the beautifully lyrical Hopes
and Dreams.
Courtney
King Walker
"I
have spent the last ten years of my life writing music about
the life of my Savior, Jesus Christ because it is a gift from
God, and is my testimony that He lives and loves us."
Andrew
Reese Howells
Andrew tells of the joy that comes from shouting to the world
of the power and love of God.
Angela
Hannan
Angela Hannan wrote and recorded two of
the songs on the new release from InVoice Records: "One
Mind, One Heart" and "Here I Am". The CD
"One Mind, One Heart: Testimonies of the Savior"
is a collection of original sacred songs about the Savior,
Jesus Christ, composed by a selection of independent LDS
artists. The life of Christ is the most intriguing and captivating
story of love, joy, peace and hope, and has touched the
lives of millions throughout history.
Lacy
Douglas
The first release from Lacy Douglas includes
familiar songs by Janice Kapp Perry and Jeff Goodrich, as
well as the popular hymns "How Great Thou Art"
and "I Stand All Amazed". Lacy also sings two
of his own songs, "My Journey" and "I Promised
God". Lacy made his first CD in 2001 entitled "My Savior
Lives" through the Eddie Crook Company out of Nashville,
Tenn. He has held many church callings including Bishop
(twice) and Branch President (twice), and Young Men's President
in the Navarre Ward of the Pensacola, Florida Stake.
Friends
Audience after audience has been touched
and uplifted by the nine beautiful women who combine their
talents to make up the group Friends. Designed to encourage
and lift others, this is a perfect gift to share with firends
and family who need an extra lift or measure of love and
encouragement.
Dustin
Snow
Dustin's first CD, Sunday Morning Medley's, came about as a
result of numerous requests from those who have heard him play
during sacrament meetings and on other occasions. This wonderful
compilation of your favorite hymns and primary songs are performed
in such a soothing style. Certainly an excellent way to set
the tone for a peaceful Sunday morning.
Sole
Focus
Beginning in February of 2001, the new group
began recording its first album which contained 13 original
songs. Sole FOCUS is one of the most contemporary sounding
groups to hit the LDS Music Scene. Sometimes called a cross
between the Dixie Chicks and Matchbox 22, the group's unique
sound is finding wide acceptance among even the most skeptical
listeners.
Insideout
A Cappella
InsideOut is a six-man a cappella vocal band. They have performed
to sell-out crowds throughout the Western United States. During
this time they have recorded three albums, made several radio
and television appearances and performed at regional competitions,
universities and community and corporate events
Jenee
Wright Prince
Her rich vocals have drawn comparisons to both Christian artist
Sandi Patty as well as popular vocalists Barbra Streisand and
Whitney Houston. Jenee runs her own vocal studio THE VOICE BOX
in Mesa.
Roger
Hoffman
Christmas Celebration! is 15 songs in warm and intimate settings
to celebrate the most wondrous of the seasons.
Kathleen
Holyoak
Kathleen has written over 80 songs which include contemporary
Christian vocal solos, arrangements for choir, and instrumental
hymn medleys for all occasions. Her most current album, "Angels",
featuring vocalist, Wanda Lindstrom, was released the beginning
of 2000. She recently returned in June from a two week tour
to England where she performed on organ and piano, conducted
music workshops, spoke to youth groups, and autographed her
newest CD, "Angels".
Joan
Sowards
A Musical Presentation By Lilk Williams, Jean Krueger Smith,
Mildred Wiseman Packard, Joan Lisonbee Sowards. The Family A
Proclamation to the World set to music, word for word, to aid
memorization or home enjoyment. Approved by Church. Honorable
mention in Church Music Submission Contest.
Rob
Gardner
He is Jesus Christ is a sacred work for choir, orchestra, and
soloists portraying the life of the Savior from His birth to
His crucifixion and resurrection as recounted in the Holy Scriptures.
Much of the work1s text is taken from the Gospel of John. The
emotional and inspiring accounts of Simeon, John the Baptist,
the woman at the well, Mary Magdalene, and others are told through
beautiful melodies and powerful narration from the scriptures,
accompanied by rich orchestration.
Rich
Bischoff
Since Rich has been home from his mission
he has played in various northern Utah bands Including Brother
Sage, The Wind River Band, and his current band including
members Reed Shoop (Drums) Afu Latu (Bass) Roger Nix (Guitar/Vocals).
Rich feels that music is a reflection of the soul or spirit.
He wants to be able to be honest in his music and tell his
story, so that he is easily understood.
G.E.M.
G.E.M. is an LDS Contemporary Christian
Group that has been together for just over 2 years. The
group consists of Elana & Mark Gallup, Greg Ferrett and
Chris Bostwick. Each of us has been involved in other LDS
groups as well as LDS and Community Theater over the past
several years. G.E.M. has performed in San Bernardino, Monte
Claire, Big Bear, Apple Valley, Palmdale, Lancaster and
Mojave. We have just released our first CD entitled ËWeavers
Of PromiseÓ. We love to do concerts and firesides where
we share our testimonies of the Gospel of Jesus Christ through
our music.
Melanie
Gunsay
Melanie Gunsay's music has been performed
at numerous festivals. Festival performances of note include
the New Music Miami Festival 1997 and Oregon Bach Festival
1998. She participated in the Women's Philharmonic Symposium
1997 in Oakland, California. In addition, she is the recipient
of Vera Hinkley Mayhew Award 1997 for a symphonic work entitled
"A Death Trilogy". Gunsay's music is expressive,
delicate and often includes a chromatic harmonic palette
that unfolds unexpectedly in different keys and tonalities.
Her aesthetic concerns are based upon the exploration of
subtle musical timbers, counterpoint, register, density,
balance and pacing for her music.
The
Hinckleys
What matches up more closely than the DNA
of blood brothers? Not much, but their voices in perfect
harmony. Add the experience of a lifetime of musical influence,
a little taste of the next generation, and a lot of polished
talent and you end up with a blend that even a scientist
can't explain
| Alex
Mackey
Alex started to rearrange I Am a Child of God, which
took almost four months to be able to play well in front
of an audience. After playing this first arrangement
in numerous sacrament meetings, more and more requests
came for rearranging other hymns. Ten years and thousands
of hours at the piano later - still unable to read music,
he has released his first full-length CD appropriately
titled Finally. |
Dean
Kaelin
Dean Kaelin is a multi-talented LDS musician, songwriter,
composer, arranger, vocal coach, performer, recording
artist and guest lecturer. He has provided music &
motivational presentations for BYU On-Campus Youth Conferences
& throughout the U.S. with the EFY Outreach Program.
He composed music for the EFY album. He provides concerts
& firesides nationally. |
| David
Burke
Songs of the Times is David's first solo CD. His versitile
and soothing voice is heard throughout this collection
of original inspirational songs - songs which carry
their own fresh sound. |
| Perry
Morris
"11th Hour" performs various musical fireside presentations
consisting of inspirational songs and slide shows. Members
of the group are Perry Morris, Michelle Morris, Brent
Pitts and Tanya Pitts. |
259
Behind the original arranging of Rob Gardner and the talented
songwriting of both Gardner and McKane Davis, Two Five
Nine has created a unique sound to accompany their original
songs. This originality sets 259 apart from standard a
cappella type groups. The new albums "Maximum Capacity"
and "Witness" contain many new original songs.
Look for them in Deseret Bookstores and other Christian
bookstores nationwide. |
| Greg
Hansen
Greg Hansen is an award-winning professional composer,
record producer/arranger, and new age recording artist
residing in Utah. Greg was awarded the 1998 and 1999
Pearl Award for Arranger/Orchestrator of the Year. Greg
has arranged and produced music for Michael McLean,
Janice Kapp Perry, Afterglow, Jenny Oaks, Michael Dowdle,
Felicia Sorensen, Hilary Weeks, Thurl Bailey, LDS church
seminary films and TV commercials, Lex de Azevedo, Envoy,
Especially for Youth, Gladys Knight, Kurt Bestor, Steven
Kapp Perry, BYU, Ricks College, and everyone else reknown
in the industry. |
Steven
Stewart
The inspirational ballad "Believe" delivers
a strong tesimony of Christ. The melodic piano compliments
the beautiful vocal performance of Jenee Wright. |
Camarata
Inspired Orchestrations of 14 popular LDS Hymns. "...The
Power and the Glory is a spiritual resource and should
be in the home of every Latter-day saint." Ed Pinegar,
Noted LDS Author / Speaker |
Jon
Schmidt
Jon Schmidt, Pianist, Composer, and Entertainer on the
Shadow Mountain Record Label, has a refreshingly unique
style that is difficult to pin down. Just when you think
you have a reflective New Age Pianist, he'll do a back
flip off the piano bench, throw himself under the keyboard
and play ragtime with his hands crossed. Say his music
has elements of Beethoven or Chopin and he suddenly turns
into Jerry Lee Lewis. The style in which he sometimes
plays makes you think of Billy Joel, but then suddenly
he's Victor Borge. |
Sharlene
Hawkes
From Miss America 1985, to award-winning reporter with
ESPN, Sharlene has reached the top of two starkly different
worlds by learning to move well beyond her "comfort
zone." Today, she uses her unique experiences to
motivate and teach audiences everywhere how to challenge
their own comfort zone boundaries in their quest for success. |
Kurt
Bestor/Sam Cardon
Kurt Bestor's credits include more than 30 film scores
and more than 40 themes for national TV programs and commercials.
It is Bestor's music that has introduced Good Morning
America, NFL Monday Night Football, and ABC's Sunday Night
Movie; he has scored TBS's Wild! Life Adventures and the
IMAX film Great American West, and he won the Outstanding
Film Score Award at the New York Film and Television Festival
for his music for PBS's A More Perfect Union. Bestor was
also awarded an Emmy for his collaboration with Sam Cardon
on the original music for ABC's coverage of the 1988 Winter
Olympics. |
Canti
con brio
Re-auditioned annually, Canti's eighty singers come from
Salt Lake and Utah valleys to meet once a week for rehearsals.
This choir brings together friends who desire to uplift
and inspire each other (and audiences!) through the committed
rehearsal and performance of the finest choral music.
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Bryce
Neubert
One of the most popular LDS singers and songwriters in
the industry. Bryce is known for his exceptional tenor
voice and easy-listening ballads that touch each listener.
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| Jeff
Long
"This album features many uplifting songs with
messages of love, hope, and peace." |
David
Glen Hatch
David Glen Hatch plays a beautiful rendition of the popular
LDS song "I Heard Him Come", with orchestral
accompiment. Also, his piano solo "All I Ask of You". |
| Columbus
East Zone
"Our first two Albums, "Seek For The Highest
In You" & To All The World" are compilations
of L.D.S. oriented material. Our music has a contemporary
feeling to it, and it appeals to all ages.
Many of our songs have been used in missionary farewells,
wedding receptions, and other various L.D.S. settings.
Our songs cover several aspects of life and spirituality."
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Merrill
Jenson
No LDS composer and arranger is better known or more highly
respected than Merrill Jenson. It is difficult to find
an album of LDS music where he isn't credited in some
way for his contribution. |
Jeff
Goldman
"The messages on this album are
those of hope, faith and love, and most importantly, I
want people to understand that with reliance on the Savior,
our times of sorrow can be turned to gold." |
Orrin
Hatch
". . . a wonderful and successful
effort to illustrate through music the freedoms and blessings
we all take for granted as Americans." - General
Colin Powell |
| Christy
Riches Hinkson
"Christy Riches Hinkson began writing songs as
a teen. Since then, she has been trying to use her talents
for good whenever she can. She graduated from BYU with
a degree in Family Living, married her husband David
and they are the parents of seven children. Christy
is a former Seminary teacher and currently enjoys speaking
for EFY and other CES and BYU programs. She has written
for the Ensign and New Era magazines. Her songs are
found on other LDS projects." |
| Randall
Crossette
Look To Your Heart is the story of one Elder John Gillis.
The Story line follows through several months of his
mission and gives insight as to what it is like to be
a missionary, the many challenges missionaries face,
from the girls who fall in love with them to difficult
companions that test their patients and resolve and
everything in between . . . |
| James
and Morgan Garrett
"James & Morgan Garrett have been singing ever
since they can remember. They have delighted audiences
from all over the world with their exceptional vocal
talents. Both Morgan & James have placed first in
vocal competitions, year after year. They have both
been active in musical theater, playing leading roles
in their high school and community." |
| Jenny
Oaks Baker
Jenny's considerable talent has been recognized in several
national and international competitions. She is a winner
of the Concerto Soloists National Young Artists String
Competition, National Music Camp Concerto Competition
and the Utah Symphony Guild Competition. She is a prizewinner
in the Kingsville International String Competition and
is the recipient of the Michaelian Prize in the Irving
M. Klein International String Competition. |
| C.
Michael Priddis
C Michael Priddis is a LDS singer/songwriter. He is
also a memer of the group ldsmusicians.com. He has played
guitar and writen songs for many years. He recently
compiled some of his songs into a CD entitled "Open
Your Heart" with the help of Scott Miller and Jim
Funk. He looks forward to releasing other material including
the musical "ALMA". Michael is available for
performances. |
| Afterglow
Afterglow is one of the most well-known and best-selling
musical groups in LDS music. |
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