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‘Carry On’ Stake Music Festival

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As some of you may be aware, on Saturday September 17, 2022, the Coal Mountain Stake will be hosting a Music Festival. (This is similar to the event that was scheduled last fall, but cancelled due to an uptick in Covid cases).

Time to dust off those drums, tune the trumpets, tinkle the ivories, warm up your voices, etc.

The stake would like to see every unit represented at this festival. Music does not need to be of a sacred nature–just uplifting, so this is a good chance to use a variety of instruments and music.

We also encourage youth to be involved as well as you might consider performing in ensembles (families?) to allow many people to participate.

Please consider what you have to share and/or invite others to join you. Contact coalstakemusic@gmail.com for questions or suggestions or to participate.

Did You Know?

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Did you know? The following musical instruments are mentioned in the Bible: Harp, Psaltery, Viol, Lute, Pipe, Trumpet, Horn, Cornet, Organ, Timbrel, Tabret, Cymbals, Flute, Sackbut. Find out what a Sackbut is here.


Did you know?  The quorum of the Twelve Apostles and the First Presidency open their meetings with an opening hymn accompanied by Russell M. Nelson on the organ.

Did you know?  Presiding Bishop Gérald Caussé was featured in a professional CD playing duets with his friend Nicolas Guisti. He is a marvelous musician. Click here to listen to “Where Can I Turn for Peace”.

Did you know? President Russell M. Nelson penned the lyrics to the closing hymn of the 2018 General Conference. The music was written by Joseph Parry.