Dr. Ronald Staheli is a renowned choral conductor and arranger, particularly celebrated for his long and distinguished career at Brigham Young University (BYU), where he served as the founding conductor of the BYU Singers. Throughout his tenure from 1984 to 2015, Staheli helped shape the BYU Singers into one of the premier university choral ensembles in the United States, known for their exquisite sound, dynamic performances, and emotional depth. Staheli's passion for music has led him to arrange countless pieces that have touched the hearts of audiences worldwide, and his work with the ensemble resulted in a number of acclaimed recordings.

His discography features a plethora of choral works that range from spiritual to seasonal, reflecting his deep connection to sacred music and his knack for conveying complex emotions through song. Albums such as "How Can I Keep from Singing: A Selection of Arrangements by Dr. Ronald Staheli for BYU Singers, 1984-2015 (Live)" showcase his ability to craft arrangements that are both innovative and reverent. Other notable albums like "A Thanksgiving of American Folk Hymns (Remastered 20th Anniversary Edition)" celebrate traditional music with a fresh and profound perspective, earning him praise from critics and listeners alike. Beyond his recorded works, Staheli's influence on the art of choral music and his dedication to fostering musical talent in his students have solidified his legacy as a cornerstone in the world of choral conducting and pedagogy.

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How Can I Keep from Singing: A Selection of Arrangements by Dr. Ronald Staheli for BYU Singers, 1984-2015 (Live)

BYU Singers•

Ronald Staheli

Album - 66 Tracks - Released May 20, 2022