Tabernacle Choir Marks 5,000th Mormoth Program program

The Tabernacle Choir has made a 5,000 piece of a 5,000 piece of a long Mormon music Sunday, marking a great milestone because it started around 100 years ago.

Jesus Christ, the Church of Jesus More than 11,500 people were present. (See the video at the top of this article as the choir works “in the morning breaks.”)

The program began on July 15, 1929, just a few months before it was too much discouraging.

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The LDS Church said “Music and Word spoken” the longest circulation associated with its kind. More than six million they listened to weekly.

The choir vuvonne Heidi Swinton noted that the program was well over the years over the years, including the main pressure and the Covil-19 epidemic.

“[The Choir] It would be the Word, ‘We can do this. We can find this, ‘”said Swinton.

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In a statement of the LDS Church, 101-year-old Warna Huff said he remembered listening to the first circulation.

More than 11,500 people have gathered witnessing to the conference center in Salt Lake City. (Intellial Reserve, Inc. Wall of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints)

He recalls: “It was something to forget,” you remember.

“It only makes you feel something you need. Good music good.”

Huff, a five-year-old in 1929, and said he looked at a weekly program.

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“It just makes you feel good,” a worshiper noted.

“It only makes you feel something you need. Good music good.”

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Russell M. Nelson, the president of the LDS church, also remembered listening in advance.

Seen here, Richard. L. Evans during the broadcast. You hold “Music & a Word spoken” from 1930 to 1971. (Intellial Reserve, Inc. Wall of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints)

“I will not remember life without ‘music and voice spoken,'” The leader remembers.

“I WAS born in 1924 … I can remember, like a little boy, listen to the circulation on Sunday.”

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In a statement, LDS Week is called Performance a “Success Unexpected [that] Avoid the weekly Dead of the week and its global impact. “

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“Music is the universe language,” Nelson said. “Music also communicates the heart and the soul of people in such a way that written words cannot double.”