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Pipe Organs of Temple Square -- Events Ongoing musical events on Temple Square include daily organ recitals featuring the Mormon Tabernacle organ, as well as the Thursday evening rehearsal and ... 2.
Pipe Organs of Temple Square -- Links Dec 11, 2003 ... Pipe Organ-Related Web Pages ... World's Largest Pipe Organs (as compiled and ranked by Michael Laird); World's Largest Pipe Organs (as ... 3.
Pipe Organs of Temple Square -- Conference Center Nov 4, 2008 ... Aerial view of Conference Center. [Photo of Conference Center] .... of the New LDS Conference Center Organ" that details the thought process ... 4.
Pipe Organs of Temple Square -- Events There is no admission charge to any events on Temple Square. Tickets are generally not required, except for major performances featuring the Mormon ... 5.
Pipe Organs of Temple Square -- Conference Center Nov 4, 2008 ... The primary reasons for the choice of a pipe organ over an electronic ... On-site installation of the Schoenstein organ began in late 1999. ... 6.
Pipe Organs of Temple Square - Conference Center 32' Diaphone Sep 23, 2003 ... The pipes of the 32-foot Diaphone stop were originally installed in the organ of the Forum Theater in Los Angeles, California, ... 7.
Pipe Organs of Temple Square -- Joseph Smith Memorial Building Nov 14, 2006 ... Fast Facts:. The Joseph Smith Memorial Building began life in 1911 as the Hotel Utah, which was shut down in 1987 and reopened in 1993 as ... 8.
Pipe Organs of Temple Square -- Assembly Hall Concert Organ Dec 20, 2005 ... The Assembly Hall concert organ was built by Robert L. Sipe of Garland, Texas, as part of the renovations surrounding the building's 100th ... 9.
Pipe Organs of Temple Square -- Conference Center Nov 4, 2008 ... View of Conference Center from Temple Square ... and grounds cover 10 acres or one city block--the same area as all of Temple Square. ... 10.
Pipe Organs of Temple Square -- Conference Center Nov 4, 2008 ... View of Conference Center from Temple Square ... and grounds cover 10 acres or one city block--the same area as all of Temple Square. ... |
