On November 28 & 29, 2014 David Archuleta headlined the “Celebration of Christ” an Interfaith Concert at the Capitol Theater in Salt Lake City, Utah. Producer/Director Vic Deauvono and presented by Foundation 4Life. Their theme this year was “Believe” to celebrate this Christmas season with respect and honor to all faiths and people.
It was outstanding, one of the most inspirational joyful,
lively, spirited holiday season musical events I’ve attended in years. A great mix of songs with the incredible
David Archuleta who makes you really feels the songs he sings. It was a very sophisticated and inspired
concert, a true testament to the faith and love each performer has for their
beliefs. I truly feel blessed to have attended.
What a beautiful way to spend an evening. This was a performance that glowed from
within. We’ve come to expect great music
from David Archuleta and he did not disappoint especially with his first number
The First Noel.
David Archuleta’s Glorious with One Voice Children’s Choir,
Masa Fukuda director was beautifully sung with passion and Do You Hear What I
Hear Rainstorm with Kevin Olusola on Cello was magnificent with David’s vocals and
Taryn Elkins on piano, it was a haunting piece of musical art.
David saved his finest vocal on “Silent Night” which was
vocal perfection, controlled, powerful and stunning. He was able to silence the entire venue
through the song and it garnered yet another standing ovation.
A favorite moment was “Believe” featuring David Archuleta
with David Glen Hutch, Kevin Olusola, One Voice Children’s Choir, Masa Fukuda,
director. Also performing was the Calvary Baptist Choir, Pastor France A.
David, Salt Lake City Mass Choir, Timothy Drisdom, director.
David ended with “Believe” which showcased his trademark
range and vocal prowess. He gave me goose
bumps listening to his version of this beautiful song. He has a voice of an
angel.
The night was a sparkling collection of gems…..Choirs,
Dancers, Musicians, Vocal soloists, Aerial Artists and diligent dedicated music
directors, arrangers and choreographers.
Each song and performance reminded the audience of the true
meaning of Christmas and causes you to experience the warm feeling associated
with the holidays the birth and life of our Savior Jesus Christ.
It was a Glorious evening!
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