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Violent Femmes get blisters in the sun(day) seats in the Tabernacle in Salt Lake City
This will go down on their permanent record
VIDEO: Father Daughter Christmas Duet – Let It Snow / Winter Wonderland – Mat and Savanna Shaw
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Mat and Savanna Shaw entertain with this version of Let It Snow / Winter Wonderland
VIDEO: Peace in Christ with Nik Day and Darla Day (thanks Hi-5 Live)
Nik Day is the musical genius behind the song PEACE IN CHRIST! He also assists with much of the music created for the youth of the Church.
VIDEO: #HearHim — A Virtual Musical Fireside with Henry Ammar, Alex Boye, Yahosh, O/B/A, and others
Join Henry Ammar and friends Sunday, Mar 29 at 6 pm for a free, VIRTUAL musical fireside! — an evening of music, worship, and hope — a chance to gather, celebrate the restoration of the Gospel of Jesus Christ, and share hope through testimony and song!
How to #LightTheWorld and #HearHim when you can’t leave the house (In Christ Alone)
Check out the virtual choir!
VIDEO: LDS artists Elenyi sing “What a Beautiful Name” (Hillsong United cover) – Feat. cello Jaantje & Trevor
► Get Elenyi’s latest ALBUM “BELIEVE” here: https://music.apple.com/us/album/beli… (“What a Beautiful Name” is not included on this album) ► LISTEN to this song on SPOTIFY: Coming soon! ► DOWNLOAD…
VIDEO: “Be Thou My Vision” by BYU Vocal Point
You will love this version of “Be Thou My Vision!” ►DOWNLOAD/STREAM “Be Thou My Vision”: https://byurecords.lnk.to/VP-VisionID ►SHEET MUSIC: See links below. SHEET MUSIC FOR THIS ARRANGEMENT ►BYUMusicStore.com –…
VIDEO: What Child Is This? – The Tabernacle Choir with Kristin Chenoweth
The Tabernacle Choir and Orchestra at Temple Square, with special guest artist Kristin Chenoweth, perform the English Carol, “What Child Is This?,” arranged by Mack Wilberg, during the Choir’s 2018 Christmas Concert.
VIDEO: Yahosh Bonner — Finding Strength in Jesus Christ | Hope Works
Yahosh learned about his ancestors’ strength from the African American spirituals composed by those who were enslaved. Those songs were passed down from generation to generation.
