Home to the world-famous Mormon Tabernacle Choir and the Tabernacle Organ.
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Oct 23, 2024
We attended the 30 minute noon free concert. Incredible acoustics! We were treated to the pin drop by the organist… amazing. There were so many helpful sisters on hand throughout the complex to answe… Full review by Kathrine
Sep 4, 2024
We attended the daily free recital in the historic Tabernacle building. The acoustics were amazing- he even demonstrated the sound of a pin dropping. 30 minute cancer with light show Full review by Bryon J
May 22, 2024
We went expecting to see very little of The Tabernacle but this was not the case at all. We got to walk all over the grounds and even go to a practice session of the choir. It was simply beautiful. Full review by Suzy S
Is Temple Square and The Tabernacle always open and free to visit? Are there certain hours or days that its open or closed? We are visiting and July and want to make sure we get to visit these beautiful venues.
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I am not sure, but I just googled it for you. The Tabernacle visiting hours are from 9am to 9pm. The Temple Square is closed for renovations. Hopefully you'll find more …
I am not sure, but I just googled it for you. The Tabernacle visiting hours are from 9am to 9pm. The Temple Square is closed for renovations. Hopefully you'll find more information on the internet. I tried my best.
What time is the free rehearsals on Thursdays? Thank you
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Rehearsals are open to the public every Thursday from 7:30 to 9:30 p.m. From July through August, and during the month of December, Thursday rehearsals and the weekly …
Rehearsals are open to the public every Thursday from 7:30 to 9:30 p.m. From July through August, and during the month of December, Thursday rehearsals and the weekly broadcast of Music and the Spoken Word will be held in the Conference Center. There are occasional exceptions to this Thursday night schedule. For example, major holidays, recording sessions, or when the Choir is out of town. These exceptions are posted on the Mormon Tabernacle Choir website as soon as they are known.
I would like to go to a broadcast of "Music and the Spoken Word." Questions: 1) How early should I arrive at the Tabernacle to join the line to make sure I get in? 2) If I am there on Easter, should I arrive earlier? Thank you.
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Yes, you are right, there is a line ~~ and the broadcast is Live, children and crying babies cannot disturb the music and the production, so babysitters are needed. I arrive 45 mins …
Yes, you are right, there is a line ~~ and the broadcast is Live, children and crying babies cannot disturb the music and the production, so babysitters are needed. I arrive 45 mins early because I want seats in the front!! It is first-come first-serve, so I am usually the 3rd or 4th in line. Well worth it! The broadcast is short, only 1/2 hour, but you also get to hear the warm-up and it's so worth it. Every time I go the music touches my heart and a lil tear trickles down my cheek. oh, so the time you ought to get there is 8:30 am. Hope that helps! Answer to Question #3: The Mormon Tabernacle Choir is a church choir, volunteer, and of course blesses the lives of the Saints of Christ… somewhat open to the public; reverence is practiced and respect is huge when we go to church every Sunday, and I guess it would be like going to see a movie ~ no hollering, clapping, shouting, or talking during the performance, to us it's just reverence. So even though visitors are allowed, showing up drunk or with a rude attitude would be disrespectful. It truly is a religious experience, they truly do sing to Jesus Christ and our Heavenly Father, not for the praise of man or for awards or other reasons. Please come and enjoy. I have never been fortunate to see the Christmas concert live, have always seen it on tv, magnificent is the word.
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