A Season of Ringing
The Bells at Temple Square is excited to announce their annual Fall Concert “A Season of Ringing” November 22 & 23 at 7:30 pm at the Tabernacle at Temple Square. The concert is free for those 8 years and older.
Tickets for this event are Sold Out.
2024 Bells Concert - A Season of Ringing
The Bells at Temple Square will present its annual Fall Concert “A Season of Ringing” November 22-23 at 7:30pm in the Historic Tabernacle on Temple Square in Salt Lake City. The concert will be led by Geoff Anderson, newly appointed conductor. The concert will feature the talented 32 member handbell choir, who play two 7 octave sets of English handbells and handchimes.
The concert will include a wide spectrum of musical pieces which feature the advanced skill of the musicians. Pieces will include seasonal favorites like “Joy to the World,” “Masters In This Hall,” “A Charlie Brown Christmas” and “Up On The Housetop.” Hymn arrangements of “All Creatures of Our God and King,” “Kings Weston,” “Thaxted” will also be featured. The concert will also feature classics like “Autumn Leaves,” “Brazilian Sleigh Bells” and “Christmas Toys on Parade.” The concert will also feature musical numbers by Temple Square Organists Joseph Peeples and Linda Margetts at the famed organ.
Tickets for the concert are free but are required for entry. They can be obtained by going to mpv.tickets.com or the Tabernacle Choir website thetabernaclechoir.org and are first-come-first-serve basis. Admission is open to those eight years of age and older. It is recommended that tickets be obtained early as this event tends to sell-out quickly.
Tabernacle access on Temple Square is through the North and West gates. Please be mindful of transit options and parking for the concert.
The Friday, November 22 concert will be livestreamed on the Tabernacle Choir’s YouTube Channel.
About the Bells at Temple Square
In March 2005, a new sound was added to that musical tradition with the creation of Bells at Temple Square, organized as a part of the Tabernacle Choir at Temple Square organization. Like the members of the Tabernacle Choir at Temple Square, Orchestra at Temple Square, and Temple Square Chorale, the members of Bells at Temple Square are all volunteers. Today, nearly 20 years later, the Bells at Temple Square boast a handbell choir of 32 musicians and perform two concerts held semiannually. They are considered a premier handbell choir earning nationwide recognition including being featured at Handbell Musicians of America conferences. They enhance the concerts and recordings of The Tabernacle Choir including the annual Christmas Concert.
The concert will include a wide spectrum of musical pieces which feature the advanced skill of the musicians. Pieces will include seasonal favorites like “Joy to the World,” “Masters In This Hall,” “A Charlie Brown Christmas” and “Up On The Housetop.” Hymn arrangements of “All Creatures of Our God and King,” “Kings Weston,” “Thaxted” will also be featured. The concert will also feature classics like “Autumn Leaves,” “Brazilian Sleigh Bells” and “Christmas Toys on Parade.” The concert will also feature musical numbers by Temple Square Organists Joseph Peeples and Linda Margetts at the famed organ.
Tickets for the concert are free but are required for entry. They can be obtained by going to mpv.tickets.com or the Tabernacle Choir website thetabernaclechoir.org and are first-come-first-serve basis. Admission is open to those eight years of age and older. It is recommended that tickets be obtained early as this event tends to sell-out quickly.
Tabernacle access on Temple Square is through the North and West gates. Please be mindful of transit options and parking for the concert.
The Friday, November 22 concert will be livestreamed on the Tabernacle Choir’s YouTube Channel.
About the Bells at Temple Square
In March 2005, a new sound was added to that musical tradition with the creation of Bells at Temple Square, organized as a part of the Tabernacle Choir at Temple Square organization. Like the members of the Tabernacle Choir at Temple Square, Orchestra at Temple Square, and Temple Square Chorale, the members of Bells at Temple Square are all volunteers. Today, nearly 20 years later, the Bells at Temple Square boast a handbell choir of 32 musicians and perform two concerts held semiannually. They are considered a premier handbell choir earning nationwide recognition including being featured at Handbell Musicians of America conferences. They enhance the concerts and recordings of The Tabernacle Choir including the annual Christmas Concert.