BYU Noteworthy
BYU Noteworthy is an a cappella ensemble from Brigham Young University. They formed in 1969 as a student-led group, working with voices alone to build...
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BYU Noteworthy is an a cappella ensemble from Brigham Young University. They formed in 1969 as a student-led group, working with voices alone to build harmonies and arrangements. Their catalog includes songs like "O Holy Night" and "Amazing Grace (My Chains Are Gone)."
They've recorded various pieces over time, from Christmas carols to hymns like "Come, Come, Ye Saints." The group has included members such as tenor Michael McLean and soprano Amy Wheeler. In 2015, their performance of "Dear Theodosia" from "Hamilton" drew some criticism, which they addressed with a statement about artistic integrity.
Noteworthy has performed in different venues and maintained a presence through recordings and live shows. Their work relies on vocal layers rather than instruments, covering traditional material and occasional contemporary songs. The ensemble continues as part of the university's music activities.
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