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November Music Newsletter

The Music Newsletter  of the Coal Mountain GA Stake, the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints is now available here.
Inside you’ll find:

  • Encouragement for Music Directors
  • New Ideas for Music
  • Local Music Performances from UNG
  • Stake Christmas Program Details
  • Organ Workshop Info on Sat
  • Videos of Thankful Songs

Please feel free to share the newsletter with friends and others who might be interested.  You can add the newsletter or it’s contents, such as the Christmas Program flyer, to your ward announcements. 

November Music Newsletter

Organ Workshop: Basics & Beyond

6th November 10:30 AM

Free Workshop to help you get started on the organ or propel you forward from where you are. The following topics will be covered as well as special requests:

  • Pianist to Organ – Learn how to use your current piano skills on the organ keyboard.
  • Prelude Philosophy – Thinking about how music helps reverence, etc.
  • Your Turn on the Keyboard – Sit at the bench and try your hand
  • A Free Christmas Prelude
  • Learn About the ‘Organists’ Hymnal

Where? Coal Mountain Stake Center. If you plan on coming or have a special request for your organ or playing email coalstakemusic@gmail.com

Music Newsletter for October is Now Available

October is a special time. A change of seasons and a change of heart often go hand in hand with General Conference of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints the first weekend of the month. To support this special time the Coal Mountain Stake Music Newsletter is now available.

In it you will find:

  • How every teacher in the church, including parents can use music in their teaching
  • The power your voice has in uplifting and strenthening others
  • New workshops for organists
  • Invitation to sing with the Stake Choir & Christmas Programs
  • Story of the Hymn, “We Thank Thee O God for a Prophet
  • Watch an Epic Halloween Organ Solo

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September Music Newsletter

You Don’t Want to Miss This Month’s Newsletter!

This month’s music newsletter includes:

  • Ideas for Primary Music Leaders
  • New Music for Sacrament Meeting
  • Stake Music Fireside “Our Grateful Song” Postponed
  • The Greatest Meteor Shower and a Hymn
  • Music Videos
  • Story of a Young Man & Music (below)

Click Here to Read the Full Newsletter

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There was a man, a young man who loved music. He could play the guitar and sing. He liked popular music and sought groups to play with. With practice and experience he got pretty good. A popular boy band was in need of a guitar player when one of their own dropped out. He filled in wonderfully. He met a girl and fell in love . . .

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August 2021 Music Newsletter

Painting by Ferdinand Georg Walmuller

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Inside this month’s newsletter you’ll find:

  • 19 New Sacred Songs to Listen to
  • How to Show Love with Music
  • Becoming a Better Organist
  • A Free Song for Ward Choir
  • Watch “Music is There” from Rootstech
  • More. . . .

Remember the Stake Music Festival ‘Carry On’ Saturday, 14 August, 6-9 Coal Mountain Stake Center. Masks recommended.

5 Ways to Participate at the Music Festival “Carry On” Aug 14th

#1 Come. Enjoy the evening.

#2 Sing. Everyone will be invited to sing Hymn #255 “Carry On”. Also, All invited to sing this version of ‘Who’s On the Lord’s Side Who’. Just show up.

#3 Join the Ukulele Choir. Practice #1 Somewhere Over the Rainbow, #2 I Am a Child of God with YouTube tutorials . . . show up for a one time practice on Saturday August 7th at 10AM.

#4 Play a Fiddling Tune With Other Violinists. Tune #1 “Cripple Creek”. Listen to it here. More Music and 1 practice coming . . . Check back soon.

#5 Form Your Own Ensemble to Perform. Send your selection to coalstakemusic@gmail.com

New on Rise and Shine – Organ Prelude

In 2020 the Dahlonega Ward received a new Allen LD-34 Digital Organ replacing the original Allen Organ installed in the building more than 30 years ago. That organ had limitations and problems that the new addition surpassed and improved to the delight of all those playing on it. To introduce the new organ to the ward and stake, a recital type program titled “Meet the Organ” was held in 2021. This arrangement by Andrew Unsworth of ‘Prelude to an English Folk Song’ also known as ‘O Waly, Waly’ was played by Kay Bohn at ‘Meet the Organ’.