Piping Up! Organ Concert at Temple Square | August 3, 2022

Tabernacle Organist: Linda Margetts
Program
1. “Jubilate” (Diemer)
2. “Marche du Veilleur de Nuit” (Widor Bach)
3. “Méditation” from Symphony No. 1 (Widor)
4. “Come, Come, Ye Saints” (arr. Margetts)
5. “Each Life That Touches Ours for Good” (Lyon, arr. Margetts)
6. “Carillon de Westminster” (Vierne)
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
(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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[@karyshort4994]

Peaceful spiritually relaxing uplifting this one too. Loved it.👣

[@hectorsedano9888]

Thank you for the program and the music

[@nelsonnwachukwu2526]

Wow! She's so good. I loved the west minister bells

[@curtiste3235]

Luke does such a great job with the narration. Always fresh, interesting and enlightening. (And your foreign language accents are spot on! ) Also, the lighting crew does a great job matching the lighting effects with the musical selections. It adds a dramatic exclamation mark, or a peaceful, emotional congruence to each piece. Nice work to everyone who makes Piping up a success each week. Thank you!

[@rmsf1072]

Grazie from Italy 🇮🇹

[@shantel4960]

Yay!

[@joannstrey4470]

Good