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After losing his daughter Annie last year, Jon Schmidt speaks of the pain he experienced facing the first Christmas without her. But then, he stumbled across a song that captured his feelings, and he decided to share it with those who are also missing a loved one this holiday season in a new Piano Guys video featuring Craig Aven.
Manual 3; Supplement from "Lift Where You Stand," by President Dieter F. Uchtdorf
Five LDS artists reached top-10 status on Billboard's "Classical Crossover Albums" this week. Here's a look at these artists and the albums that are topping Billboard charts.
I have the most amazing mother. To truly appreciate her, you need to know Rene’e. But perhaps a brief description will have to suffice for now. She’s a woman of many talents and is an extraordinary musician. Mom grew up in a musically gifted family where she learned to beautifully sing, play the piano and violin. She was the ward choir director for decades in California and put together incredible church numbers as well as big Broadway and other cultural shows. Thankfully, she passed on that love of music to me and my sister and patiently taught us both how to play the piano.
Camille Nelson, the sister of Piano Guy Steven Sharp Nelson, recently released a beautiful music video of "Be Thou My Vision," featuring Alex Sharpe. Not only does this video feature an Irish hymn, it was also filmed in Ireland. Check it out:
In a video featuring a beautiful medley of spirituals, Jenny Oaks Baker and Condoleezza Rice combine their musical talents through song.
There is a disease that all men and women suffer from. It affects one’s vision and makes “wonderful things invisible.”
Latter-day Saints havelong dominated the classical Billboard charts. But this week, Latter-day Saints have claimed three of the top 10 spots on multiple Billboard charts.
Though only 11 years old, Reese Oliviera has already has over 2.2 million views on YouTube and Facebook and has been a member of One Voice Children’s Choir for two years. Check out her stunning cover of "What Child Is This," featuring Masa Fukuda, director of One Voice Children’s Choir, on the piano and Brynnley Seipert as the ballerina.
Vaina Barton is from the beautiful island of Tahiti and was born and raised in the church. After high school, she attended BYU-Hawaii and graduated with a Bachelor of Art degree in Piano Pedagogy. In college, she met her husband, a local Hawaiian boy. They are raising 3 amazing boys and 1 sweet girl. Now, she resides in Kona on the Big Island of Hawaii. She is a composer, piano teacher, photographer, baker, crafter and artist. She loves music and recently wrote, from her heart, a collection of beautiful compositions about our Savior. She served in many church callings such as primary teacher, primary pianist, relief society president, young women counselor, family history consultant, and ward organist.