We are a group of youth who make uplifting music. Music that might help you get through a hard day. Music that we hope will bring you closer to God and Country or help you to discover a masterwork of the orchestral repertory. Once per week, students travel from across the state to make music with us at American Heritage School in American Fork Utah. Many of these students go on to top conservatories and universities, but as Steven Sharp Nelson of The Piano Guys said, "Lyceum offers kids the kind of opportunities that make music exciting and cool. It provides an environment that isn’t blindly affixed upon purposeless perfection, but rather a more selfless pursuit of excellence. There is a special feeling suggesting a profound development not only of the body and mind, but of the soul." Check us out with some of RU-vid's biggest -- The Piano Guys, Lexi Walker, Jenny Oaks Baker, Paul Cardall, Nathan Pacheco, and more!
To Everyone Who placed Such love To express Love A wonderful Rendition Of a song A Hymn of Hope Faith Love Praise Every time I hear I rejoice Thank you
Absolutely loved this video! The scenery with this glorious music is so relaxing and uplifts the soul. Such great talent by gifted young men and women! It brought back memories of my days in band and orchestra; such an international language that reaches across all boundaries to express praise, emotion, and peace. Very well done!
Pls forgive all my sins have mercy on me & pls be w/ me during my intestine surgery I hope Lord I will be healed & those other who are sick suffering w/ pain & it’s time for me to go pls forgive my sins & take me to your kingdom Praise & thanks for everything Shalom 🌍✌️🕊🙏❤️💕❤️🦋💓🦋💓🦋
Absolutely beautiful!!! My ancestor on my birth mother's side was from Ware County, Georgia, and fought with Clinch's Georgia Calvary, later designated as an artillery regiment. He was one of a set of 2 twin brothers. His twin brother did not survive the war, but he did. This mournful tune makes me think of him.....Jonathan David Hickox. RIP, Great great Grandpa. You did the best you could. We'll always remember you and what you did.
I had a piano when I was 10 in which you could play songs and try to match those by listening, I heard this for the very first time in that piano..... And just fell in love with this song
Been through NYC both before and after 9 11. It's such a painful memory that to this day I can't watch any footage from that awful day. This tribute has healed some of that pain. Thanks to this orchestra for this uplifting and moving tribute.
In a couple of weeks time I hope to recite these few lines that were sung at our wedding in 1965 when I scatter my dear wife’s ashes in our beloved Scotland. And also the lines of somewhere there’s a place for us, somewhere a place for us… think of me in late April.
sitting here in silence. Just so impressed; I've heard this tune many times over the past 34 years. Jenny this is the best version i've ever heard. Jay Ungar and Molly Mason must be so proud of you. Brings a tear. Congratulations to the Lyceum Philharmonic. incredible.
