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Piping Up! ORGAN CONCERTS at TEMPLE SQUARE Piping Up! ORGAN CONCERTS AT TEMPLE SQUARE (An online concert series. No live event on these dates.) The Salt Lake Tabernacle Organ iping Up! Organ Concerts at Temple Square is streamed online every Wednesday at 12:00 noon MDT. Piping Up! can be viewed on TheTabernacleChoir.org, the Choir’s YouTube channel, the Choir’s Facebook pageP, and Broadcasts.ChurchofJesusChrist.org. When concerts are concluded, they are available for on-demand viewing on both YouTube and Facebook. These programs continue the tradition of noon organ recitals at Temple Square—a tradition that has lasted for more than a century. The concerts are produced without an audience and comply with all COVID-19 guidelines. Each concert is hosted by Luke Howard. Alexander Schreiner Commemorative Program Wednesday, July 28, 2021 Hosted by Luke Howard John Longhurst, Tabernacle Organist Emeritus Meditation on a Theme by Alexander Schreiner (excerpt) . Darwin Wolford Maestoso in C-sharp Minor, from Messe Solennelle . Louis Vierne (arr. Alexander Schreiner) Thy Spirit, Lord, Has Stirred Our Souls ...........Alexander Schreiner (arr. Robert Cundick) Hunting Horn Scherzo ............................................Alexander Schreiner Clay Christiansen, Tabernacle Organist Emeritus Lyric Interlude ...................................................Alexander Schreiner O My Father ...............................James McGranahan (arr. Alexander Schreiner) Columbia, the Gem of the Ocean .............. Alexander Schreiner (arr. Clay Christiansen) Meditation on a Theme by Alexander Schreiner (excerpt) . Darwin Wolford About Today’s Program Alexander Schreiner (born July 31, 1901; died September 15, 1987) served as a Tabernacle organist for over 50 years (1924–1977) and was widely regarded as one of the greatest performers of his time. In addition to accompanying The Tabernacle Choir on their broadcasts, performances, and recordings, he also hosted his own Sunday evening broadcast and maintained a busy touring schedule as a soloist. Schreiner wrote the music for nine hymns and four children’s songs that are currently used in the Church; he also published three widely used volumes of organ voluntaries. Born in Nuremberg, Germany, in 1901, Schreiner emigrated to the United States with his family in 1912. His early organ studies were with John J. McClellan at the Tabernacle, and he later spent time under the tutelage of Charles-Marie Widor and Louis Vierne in Paris. He was heavily involved in the planning and design of the Tabernacle’s Æolian-Skinner organ, which was installed during his tenure as a Tabernacle organist. Today’s program features organ music written and arranged by Alexander Schreiner, as well as several arrangements by his former pupils and colleagues. Today’s performers, John Longhurst and Clay Christiansen, were both pupils of Schreiner, and they have carried his legacy forward with distinction. Today’s program, as with all Piping Up! episodes, is available for on-demand viewing on the Choir’s YouTube channel, on the Choir’s Facebook page, and at TabChoir.org/pipingup. MORE FROM THE TABERNACLE CHOIR AT TEMPLE SQUARE Request Repertoire for Piping Up! Organ Concerts If you would like to have your favorite organ piece played, like those on today’s program, just click “Submit Your Request,” and enter the title and composer of the organ piece. Requested pieces will be reviewed by the organists for future performances. When a requested piece is performed, the online program is marked to indicate that the piece was a “fan request.” 2021 Choir Auditions Closing Soon New Choir applicants are being welcomed with the resumption of the annual audition cycle. 2021 auditions for The Tabernacle Choir are still open, and those who are interested can apply on the Choir’s website using an online audition tool. Don’t delay! The application period closes on Sunday, August 15. To learn more about the Choir audition application process, click here. Music & the Spoken Word: Watch Sundays or Anytime! Previously recorded episodes of Music & the Spoken Word are rebroadcast each week, with a new “Spoken Word” added to each re-aired broadcast containing fresh, timely content delivered by Lloyd Newell. Tune in at the following times: • Each Sunday at 9:30 a.m. MDT. Watch or listen on TheTabernacleChoir.org, the Choir’s YouTube channel, the Choir’s Facebook page, Broadcasts.ChurchofJesusChrist.org, KSL-TV Channel 5, KSL NewsRadio (102.7 FM and 1160 AM), BYUtv, BYUradio, Classical 89 (89.1 FM), or The Tabernacle Choir, BYUtv, KSL NewsRadio, and KSL-TV apps. • Watch anytime on TheTabernacleChoir.org under the Music & the Spoken Word menu, or go to the Choir’s YouTube channel or Facebook page. Use this link to connect to the most recent episode. Good news! The Choir has announced that its first live broadcast following the COVID-related pause will be on Sunday, September 19, 2021. Watch for more details! The Tabernacle Choir at Temple Square provides artistic expressions of faith from The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints © 2021 by Intellectual Reserve, Inc. All rights reserved. Version: 1/21. PD60011436.
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