The Brigham Young University (BYU) Singers, an elite choir part of the BYU School of Music in Provo, Utah, is renowned for their captivating performances of a wide range of choral music. Their exquisite artistry has been showcased in numerous recordings and international tours, earning them a reputation as one of the premier university choral ensembles in the United States. Under the tutelage of various accomplished directors, including the influential Dr. Ronald Staheli during his tenure from 1984 to 2015, the BYU Singers have developed a refined sound characterized by its precision, power, and expressiveness.

Their discography is a testament to their versatility and encompasses not just classical and religious repertories but also contemporary works, folk music arrangements, and holiday favorites. The choir's notable releases include "Inexpressible Wonder," an array of spiritually uplifting pieces, and "How Can I Keep from Singing," a compilation of Dr. Staheli's arrangements that embody the choir's ethereal sound. The BYU Singers' resilience and adaptability shone distinctly on the album "Press Forward: Singing Through a Pandemic," a poignant reflection of artistic dedication amid global challenges. With each performance, whether live or recorded, the BYU Singers continue to inspire listeners with their impassioned and technically superb renditions, cementing their place in the world of choral music.

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American Choir

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University Choir

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BYU Singers

Single - Released October 3, 2024