Celine Dion, Stevie Wonder, Sting, + 9 More Music Legends Who've Performed with Mormons

From rock and roll to country music to thetop of the Billboard charts, Mormons have had their fair share of fame when it comes to the music industry. So it's no wonder Mormon artists have performed with a whole gamut of celebrities, from Celine Dion to Jamie Foxx. Check out these incredible performances:

In her first live TV performance after the death of her husband, Céline Dion belted out Queen's "The Show Must Go On" after receiving the 2016 Billboard Music Awards' Icon Award. On stage with Dion was LDS violinist Lindsey Stirling, who Dion thanked for sharing "her wonderful talent."

Gladys Knight appeared on The Jamie Foxx Show in 1997, the same year she was baptized a member of the Church. At the time, the "Empress of Soul" no doubt brought new viewers to Foxx's show with her stunning performance.

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In 2016, Marie Osmond, co-founder of the Children's Miracle Network Hospitals, brought one of her "dearest, sweetest, most lovely friends" to perform at the charity's annual conference, Olivia Newton-John.

In September 2013, singing and songwriting legend James Taylor teamed up with the Mormon Tabernacle Choir and Utah Symphony to perform a moving, unforgettable concert.

In 1999, musical legend Stevie Wonder appeared on the Donny and Marie Talk Show, performing a host of his classic songs. Donny and Stevie were later reunited on The Dr. Phil Show when Donny received a surprise visit from his idol.

On the season 7 finale of American Idol, 16-year-old David Archuletta performed a powerful duet of "Apologize" with One Republic's Ryan Tedder.

For the opening ceremony of the 2002 Winter Olympics, a unique group took to the stage, melding classical music with rock. Sting, Yo-Yo Ma, and the Mormon Tabernacle Choir made this performance one for the record books.

Frontman and Latter-day Saint Brandon Flowers of The Killers teamed up with Cold Play and Bono to perform "the best encore ever," according to The Huffington Post. While these bands were performing at a London benefit concert for the War Child charity, the bands decided to collaborate on stage to create this incredible experience.

In 2012, Donny Osmond and Britain's Got Talent sensation Susan Boyle teamed up to perform live on Dancing with the Stars, a show Donny Osmond won in 2009.

AfterThePiano Guys performed their song "It's Gonna Be Okay" at the presidential inauguration at the beginning of this year, Sir Clifford Richard decided to join the Mormon musicians to record another version of the song in May.

After years of performing on television and even hosting their own show, Donny and Marie have no doubt amassed quite the list of stars they've performed with. Check out this patriotic performance that ran in 1975 featuring Bob Hope, Paul Lynde, and Kate Smith.

"I thought to myself, 'Can I ever do this beautiful lyric justice?'" Angela Lansbury says about the moment she was approached by Disney to sing Beauty and the Beast's title song.

But the song soon became a Disney icon, and when Lansbury joined the Mormon Tabernacle Choir for a performance in 2001, "Beauty and the Beast" reached a new level of enchantment.

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For more all-stars like James Taylor, Sting, and Angela Lansbury singing with the Mormon Tabernacle Choir, check out their latest CD, Mormon Tabernacle Choir and Friends.

LDS brothers Brett, David, John, and Randy Roberts have created quite the host of family-friendly entertainment on YouTubem, including the hilarious videos "Kid Snippets." Check out these funny episodes that featured Josh Groban.

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