David R. Naylor was born in Murray, Utah with an uncommon interest in music, but did not pursue that interest seriously until, as a young teenager in Coalville, Utah, he failed in an attempt to earn his Boy Scout music merit badge. Soon thereafter, as an act of adolescent defiance, he began composing music for church and school.
David graduated in 1987 with a B.S. degree in Music Education from Southern Utah University via Snow College and Brigham Young University. He taught in the public schools of Fillmore and Tooele, Utah, and directed the L.D. Singers, a touring group affiliated with the L.D.S. Institute of Religion in Ephraim.
Naylor sang with the Tabernacle Choir and has published nearly 100 works with Jackman Music, including settings for choir, piano, voice, and orchestra. His original composition, "Behold the Wounds in Jesus' Hands" continues to be among Jackman Music's most beloved choral works.
Original anthem written for mixed chorus (SATB), sung as a tender, gentle prayer to our Heavenly Father: "Look on my heart, dear Lord, I humbly pr...
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A sincere arrangement for mixed chorus (SATB) and piano, stressing our need for our Savior, sung in first person: "How great my need for Him!" Com...
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Accompaniment CD for Praiseworthy Singer, Vol. 16 (#01631). When the CD is purchased at the same time as the songbook, the price of the CD is reduc...
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Peaceful, original selection for mixed chorus (SATB) and piano—sings of the light of Christ that has been with us always and will continue to lead...
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Original anthem for mixed chorus (SAB) and piano: "Tho' I cannot see God has not left me blind; blessed by His holy light." Arranger: David R. Nay...
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