GENTRI

Through a story of reconciliation, as well as beautiful harmonies and stirring orchestral parts, viewers are reminded of the hope and healing that the Savior brings.

A new GENTRI video asks an important question for this time of year: “Do you see Christmas through the eyes of a child?”

When Stephen Nelson signed on as the producer of the newly formed group GENTRI, he had a few conditions: he would not perform on stage, he would not travel, he would not be in any music videos, and he would not be in any social media posts.

With Mother's Day approaching, GENTRI released a cover mashup of the songs "You Say" and "Wind Beneath My Wings," featuring Ryan Innes, Yahosh and O/B/A Bonner, and EJ Michels.

Thanks to Mormon Life Hacker for making us aware of this video.

Christmas is only a few days away, and there have been many talented Latter-day Saints who have used their talents to spread holiday cheer. Here are some of the amazing music videos created by Church members this season.

The Little Drummer Boy is one of those Christmas songs that has a special meaning behind the catchy tune. Though we all may think from time to time that we have nothing special to give to our Savior, the truth is everyone something they can share with others that helps honor Him.

Composer Tim Janis’ Christmas musical film Buttons is set to premiere in Theaters Saturday, December 8 in select theaters.

In the spirit of Halloween, GENTRI—a trio of Latter-day Saint tenors—created a medley of classic songs from The Phantom of the Opera. Featured in the video is organist Richard Elliot, the principal organist for the Tabernacle Choir at Temple Square. Check it out:

GENTRI, a trio of Latter-day Saint tenors, recently surprised 9-year-old London with a stunningly sweet private performance. London has been enduring painful treatments several times a week due to her illness, and GENTRI is her favorite music group, according to East Idaho News. Watch the touching performance below:

These inspiring renditions of patriotic sons by LDS artists are sure to give you chills and help you remember the true meaning of Independence Day. Happy July 4th, everyone!

GENTRI added a new spin on the popular folk hymn classic "I'll Fly Away" that is simply stunning. Set in the midst of beautiful summer scenery, this music video reminds viewers of God's creations and how we can one day return to His presence.

Not only does this music video combine the best of 13 iconic love songs like "Stand by Me," "I Can't Help Falling in Love with You," "You Are So Beautiful," and "Can You Feel the Love Tonight," but it was shot all in one take. Check out this incredible new music video from GENTRI:

Hits from The Greatest Showman have inspired many since it's realease in theaters, and LDS artists are no exception. The Billboard chart-topping group GENTRI, or "the gentelman trio," has recently produced an elegant and visually stunning cover of "A Million Dreams" that will inspire you to keep dreaming and striving for a better and brighter world. Check it out:

Nathan Pacheco is an award-winning tenor who has toured with world-class artists. This album is an intimate collection of Nathan's favorite spiritual songs from his performances across the world, including "Be Thou My Vision," "Nella Fantasia," and "Forever." Nathan's desire with this album is to help people reach higher, feel a deeper spiritual connection, and find peace through songs that lift the soul.

GENTRI released their powerful new music video "One," which was filmed while the group personally provided service to members of a leprosy community in India.

"No country is perfect, but we sure love ours. We're especially grateful to those who have given their lives to preserve the freedoms that allow us the opportunity to give our own through music," GENTRI writes on their newest YouTube video, during which they perform a touching cover of "God Bless the USA."

The LDS tenor trio GENTRI just released their incredibly powerful music video "Don't Let Go."

The LDS trio GENTRI recently performed a cover of the Beatles' "Let It Be," and they shared a story behind the song many probably don't know. Check out this powerful music video.

Latter-day Saints are dominating the classical music scene, and people have begun taking note.

Since 2014, GENTRI has thrilled audiences with their rich, dynamic three-part harmonies and their "cinematic pop" style. Don't miss the chance to see them live on their new concert tour: A GENTRI Valentine, complete with performances in Utah, Nevada, Arizona, Idaho, and New Mexico.

In this season of gratitude and family, it's important to remember the source of all our blessings as well as the one who makes eternal life and families possible. So take a little time to enjoy this soul-stirring version of "Amazing Grace" sung by GENTRI and filmed at the beautiful "Light of the World" statue garden at Thanksgiving Point, dedicated by Elder Jeffrey R. Holland.

At Christmastime, homes and stores are flooded with festive music that gives me butterflies of excitement. I can't help it. There's nothing like Christmas to make one feel like a little kid again.

GENTRI is no stranger to the Billboard Charts. Their unique and stunning mashup of "What Child Is This?" with "I Wonder As I Wander" took No. 1 on Billboard’s Hot Single chart last year.

This stunning original music video, "Finding Christmas," by GENTRI shows us what brings that feeling of Christmas—and it's something we can keep all year long!

Check out this beautiful music video of "O Holy Night" sung by GENTRI. About the video, GENTRI posted to Facebook. "We live in a world where we are sometimes prone to judgment. Perception becomes our reality. In our haste, we can jump to false conclusions and lose opportunities to lift and lighten the loads of others. As we allow the light of Christ to work miracles within our own heart, we then are empowered to work wonders in the lives of others. May His perfect example of love and compassion for all guide us in our own charity towards those around us this Christmas season and always.

I know some are firm in their stance that Christmas music should be reserved until after Thanksgiving, but I'm just not one of those people! That being said, I can only listen to the classics so many times before the magic starts to wear off. The trick is finding a good mix of classic Christmas songs and non-traditional holiday tunes to invite the spirit of Christmas. Below you'll find a whole collection of Christmas albums you won't get tired of!

"Loneliness. Self-doubt. Anxiety. Fear. These are just a few of the emotional building blocks we use to build barricades that separate us from the very people who long to help us heal. As we retreat, others can use the wrecking balls of patience, kindness, and love to break through our barriers of isolation," GENTRI writes about their latest music video on their Facebook page.

On the Billboard's Classical Albums chart, you'll find two LDS groups battling for the top spot.

The LDS gentlemen's trio, GENTRI, recently released a new music video, "To Live Life Alive," that shows them on adventures all over the world and even gives you a glimpse of their families.

A classic song from a famous classic rock group. There's no doubt about it, things don't get much sweeter than Chicago's "Hard to Say I'm Sorry." But GENTRI has taken things one step further with this amazing cover. Take a listen.

Inspired by the documentary The Abolitionists, GENTRI created a mashup of the songs "Say Something" by Great Big World and "Angel" by Sarah McLachlan to raise awareness for Operation Underground Railroad, a nonprofit organization composed of former CIA, Navy SEALS, and Special Ops operatives that travel the world to rescue children being human trafficked.

Though GENTRI is comprised of three tenors whose careers are taking off as they continue to top Billboard charts, these men see their most important roles in life as husbands and fathers.

"When you truly love someone, forever is not enough," GENTRI shares with their new stunning music video that shows how, through the busyness, chaos, and struggles of life, our families can carry us through and how love endures, no matter what.

LDS "Gentleman Trio" GENTRI released this breathtaking cover of Bruno Mars' "Just the Way You Are" today. You've got to hear what they came up with—it brings a unique, classic flare to an already fantastic and catchy song.

On Thursday, we had an exciting photo shoot getting ready for our next feature: Mormons who topped the Billboard charts. We were so excited to have GENTRI, Hilary Weeks, and Jenny Oaks Baker come in and spend the morning with us.

Take away the distractions, and what's left? "Nothing but you," according to GENTRI's latest song, one that shows the nature of true love.

On January 26, Yahoo! debuted GENTRI's latest music video, "Soldier." This moving new song is "about finding the soldier in all of us," group member Casey Elliott told Yahoo! "[It] illustrates that we must all dig deep and find the fight that drives us. Regardless of who you are or what you do there are things in life worth fighting for–a mother fighting to raise your kids in the best way possible, a fireman putting your own life on the line to save others, an artist pursuing your passion, or a soldier serving your country, you name it.

In a live performance on BYUtv, GENTRI performed this daring and unique version of "I Saw Three Ships," accompanied by Nick Johnson. About the performance, the gents wrote for their Facebook page:

This unique and stunning mashup of "What Child Is This?" with "I Wonder As I Wander" has quickly taken off, earning GENTRI the #1 spot on Billboard's Hot Single Chart. With soaring vocals and tight harmonies, the song brings a spirit of awe and wonder that captures that the shepherds must have experienced on that blessed night the Savior was born.

GENTRI and Lexi Mae Walker are teaming up to put on a special event this Sunday, just before the First Presidency's Christmas Devotional. Filmed on location at the Church's recreated old Jerusalem set, this stunning and inspiring special also features the talents of the Snow College Chamber Orchestra, the Snow College Cadence Chamber Choir, the American Heritage Youth Chorus, and other musical guests.

GENTRI’s unique and stunning mashup of "What Child Is This?" with "I Wonder As I Wander" rests atop Billboard’s Hot Single Chart, taking the #1 spot this week.

GENTRI sets itself apart from other music groups by making more than just music. "We wanted to create a brand that stood for something more than just ourselves,” singer Brad Robins told the Deseret News.