Group of Men Gather in the Mountains to Sing ‘You Raise Me Up’ – Prepare to Be Moved”. How does that sound?

BYU Vocal Point, renowned for their acapella prowess, breathes new life into Josh Groban’s 2003 hit, “You Raise Me Up.” This rendition showcases the group’s exceptional vocal talents, elevating the song’s inspirational lyrics to new heights.

Founded in 1991 by students Dave Boyce and Bob Ahlander, BYU Vocal Point quickly gained popularity on campus, culminating in a sold-out debut concert. Over the years, they have garnered numerous accolades and in December 2018, secured a record deal with Decca Gold. Member Jason Bromley reflects on their journey: “We’re ordinary college students doing extraordinary things.”

In their music video set against a breathtaking mountain backdrop, BYU Vocal Point begins with a single voice that evolves into a tapestry of harmonies. Their bright, pure voices are augmented by impressive vocal percussive elements, showcasing both skill and creativity. The tranquil landscape serves as a perfect backdrop, underscoring the emotional resonance of the music.

BYU Vocal Point’s rendition of “You Raise Me Up” is not merely a copy but a unique interpretation. Their seamless harmonies blur distinctions between lead and support, culminating in a climactic addition of new melodic elements towards the conclusion. The inclusion of a choir of additional students further amplifies the song’s powerful message, leaving a lasting impression on listeners.

Through their mastery of acapella, BYU Vocal Point continues to redefine and elevate musical performance, demonstrating the transformative power of harmony and talent.