Piping Up! Organ Concert at Temple Square | March 23, 2022

The new organ concert series, Piping Up: Organ Concerts at Temple Square, will stream at 12:00 p.m. (mountain) on Wednesdays. Each concert will feature a different Tabernacle or Temple Square organist. A PDF of the organ concert programs will be posted online on the organ concert event page for all patrons who are interested: tabchoir.org/pipingup
March 23rd, 2022, Brain Mathias
1. “Kommst du nun, Jesu, vom Himmel herunter,” BWV 650 (J. S. Bach)
2. “Allein Gott in der Höh sei Ehr’,” BWV 675 (J. S. Bach)
3. “Allein Gott in der Höh sei Ehr’,” BWV 662 (J. S. Bach)
4. “Ein’ feste Burg ist unser Gott,” BWV 720 (J. S. Bach)
5. “Ich ruf zu dir, Herr Jesu Christ,” BWV 639 (J. S. Bach)
6. “Fantasia super ‘Komm, Heiliger Geist,’” BWV 651 (J. S. Bach)
(Please note: this event is filmed without an audience.) Noon organ recitals have been a tradition on Temple Square for more than a century. The current pandemic has halted this tradition temporarily, but now via the internet the noon organ recitals will resume without an audience but with full COVID-compliant precautions. The five accomplished Tabernacle and Temple Square organists Richard Elliott, Andrew Unsworth, Brian Mathias, Linda Margetts, and Joseph Peeples will be featured in a new concert series. The concerts will be presented each week on Wednesday at 12:00 noon. (mountain).
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[@elsapopping13]

Superb workmanship. Thanks for making it accessible to everyone.

[@JoeGabby]

Heartwarming compositions from J. S. Bach!

[@marciamcguire6501]

Thank you Brian ! A most befitting homage to Bach ! Thank you, Luke - wonderful history intro's. marcia

[@dalemccune4894]

Flawless technique and fine musicianship. A fitting tribute to Bach's birthday!

[@mr.booker9263]

Thank you for this remarkable tribute to Johann Sebastian Bach. His chorale-based compositions are among his most inspired works, and Dr. Mathias plays these examples of Bach's art with extraordinary sensitivity. As usual, Prof. Howard's commentary is illuminating. One can hope that wherever Bach may be in the heavenly spheres, he can hear this tribute to his genius, played on one of the great organs of the world.

[@sheilaharding2614]

So uplifting and joyful!

[@walterwhipple7477]

There's nothing like excellence! Kudos on your beautiful playing, Brian!

[@lorettamarini4412]

superba esecuzione!! Grande J. S. Bach e grande l'organista che ha suonato questa meravigliosa musica.

[@brucemayfield4152]

Thank You

[@rmsf1072]

Grazie from Italy 🇮🇹

[@karyshort4994]

I love Bach myself.🤩

[@edheffron]

Brilliant! Loved it. Thank you.

[@lowellaaroncourt]

Wonderful program -- just a minor point -- I discovered a typo on your KZbin description. It's Brian Mathias, not "Brain" Mathias -- that was written after the Concert Date. From an intellectual and humour point of view, this may be considered funny or interesting, but accuracy is important, and so I bring it to your attention, if you are reading this.

[@brucemayfield4152]

Thank you