Uploaded March 2026 | Updated September 2026, 3 weeks ago
The music we share is an extension of the lives we lead.
For those who have served others, the bond with a people and a culture never truly fades; it only matures with time. Violinist Krystell Wright first experienced this connection ten years ago while serving her mission in Recife. Today, she brings that same spirit to her seat in the Orchestra at Temple Square. As we return to Brazil for our “Songs of Hope” tour, Krystell reflects on the impact the Brazilian people had on her life and the joy of finally returning to share the music she loves with the people she serves.
The music we share is an extension of the lives we lead.
For those who have served others, the bond with a people and a culture never truly fades; it only matures with time. Violinist Krystell Wright first experienced this connection ten years ago while serving her mission in Recife. Today, she brings that same spirit to her seat in the Orchestra at Temple Square. As we return to Brazil for our “Songs of Hope” tour, Krystell reflects on the impact the Brazilian people had on her life and the joy of finally returning to share the music she loves with the people she serves.
