Orchestra at Temple Square Musicians Dedicate Time, Talent

Anyone who has watched and listened to a professional orchestra would agree that a performance is quite an undertaking. From the harmony of the music itself to the unison of movement among the strings to the aesthetics of the stage, orchestral concerts take a lot of work.

Which makes the Orchestra at Temple Square all the more remarkable.

The orchestra—which was first assembled in 1999—operates in a way that no professional orchestra does, from the scheduling of events to the dedication of performers. News and Events includes an April article about all the people—musicians, librarians, staging crew, and others—who devote their time and talent to the orchestra and its mission. Find the story at news.lds.org.

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