Raised in Sandy, UT, baritone Todd Horne began his illustrious career as a performer at the tender age of five when he starred as the Gingerbread Boy in his kindergarten class play. Since then, Todd has performed all over the United States, Jerusalem, and Europe, touring with groups such as the Millennium Choir, Odyssey Choir, and the LDS Business College Choir, of which he was President. Most recently Todd has sung with both the Brigham Young University Men’s Chorus and Concert Choir, and his southern gospel, bluegrass, a cappella quartet Mountain Blue who took first place with the Judges Choice at the BYU Talent Show and have performed consecutively in the semi-annual BYU A Cappella Jam. He is an accomplished music conductor, has performed recordings on ten publicly released albums, working with artists such as Colette Call, Lex De Azevedo, Dr. Ronald Stahlei, Rosalind Hall and George Dyer. Todd has been asked to serve as the ward choir director several times, and has taught voice lessons. Some of the most memorable experiences have been singing a solo for President Hinckley, performing a solo at the Duomo in Milan, the largest cathedral in Italy, including Mass at St. Peter’s Basilica, and singing for General Conference.

Todd also teaches standard and latin dancing, has taken finals in the National Dancesport Ballroom Championships, has earned gold medals in various Standard, Latin and Social Dances, and has learned over 40 different types of dances. Todd also enjoys playing volleyball, bowling, tennis and soccer, and eating cold cereal for breakfast.

Todd has earned his AAS in both Business and Computer Science, including an Accounting Certificate and a four-year Institute Certificate from LDS Business College, and a BS in Humanities—Media Arts with a Music Minor from Brigham Young University. He has been the #1 sales representative in the last four companies he has worked for, made the national dean’s list, and was awarded the most positive employee of the year award. He also earned his Eagle Scout Award, and served an honorable full time mission for the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints to the Harrisburg, PA mission.

I would like to thank my family and friends who have supported me in my passion of wholesome music, and hope this collection of songs will evoke spiritual awakenings within your soul, create a greater desire to worship in truth and spirit the God who gave us life, and inspire you to trust, serve, and love God with all your heart, might, mind and strength. Most of all, I thank the Lord for granting me the gift of harmony in my life, for instilling in me the love of a righteous song of the heart, and for teaching me all I need to know about life through the principles taught in music. Surely, we can all do great things, and while our lives cannot be entirely constructed of major chords, as there will surely be minor difficulties, trials and snares, we can still have a song in our heart and move forward with God as the Master Orchestrator and Conductor of our lives.