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Tabernacle Choir Summer Concert Announcement and Tickets

Get ready for an unforgettable musical experience as The Tabernacle Choir returns with their highly anticipated Summer Concert 2023! Following their triumphant World Tour in Mexico City, the renowned Choir is bringing the magic of their performances to their hometown in Salt Lake City. Mark your calendars for July 14 and 15, 2023, as this promises to be an extraordinary event showcasing the Choir’s extraordinary talent and vibrant music.

The Tabernacle Choir’s Summer Concert 2023 will be an extraordinary celebration of the music performed during their World Tour in Mexico City. Drawing from the rich and diverse cultural heritage of Mexico, the concert will feature a captivating selection of songs and arrangements that beautifully blend tradition with the Choir’s unmistakable sound.

Adding an extra touch of brilliance to the event, the Summer Concert 2023 will feature the immensely talented Adassa as a guest artist. Known for her mesmerizing vocal range and dynamic stage presence, Adassa will join forces with the Tabernacle Choir, creating a harmonious fusion of voices that will leave the audience spellbound. Her unique style and infectious energy promise to elevate the concert to new heights, making it an experience you won’t want to miss.

Ticket Information: Given the Choir’s immense popularity and the anticipation surrounding this event, it is recommended that you secure your tickets as soon as possible to ensure your presence at this exceptional musical celebration. Please CLICK HERE to obtain tickets.

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The Tabernacle Choir Announces Next Stop on World Tour Florida and Georgia, September 2024

The Tabernacle Choir and Orchestra at Temple Square are pleased to announce the third stop on their world tour of “Hope.” The Choir will travel to Florida and Georgia for three concerts September 5–12, 2024, for the North America Southeast leg of their tour. Guest artists are expected to join the Choir and will be announced at a later date.

The Choir will kick off its tour in Florida, near Fort Lauderdale, on September 7. The Choir will then move on to Georgia, where it will perform with Morehouse College. In October 2023, the Choir hosted the talented glee clubs from Morehouse College and Spelman College in Salt Lake City, where the two groups performed on the Choir’s weekly television, radio, and internet broadcast of Music & the Spoken Word.

Women from the Spelman College Glee Club perform with The Tabernacle Choir on Temple Square.

Men from the Morehouse College Glee Club perform with The Tabernacle Choir on Temple Square.

Audiences watch the Morehouse and Spelman College Glee Club joining the Tabernacle Choir and Orchestra at Temple Square for a special broadcast of “Music and the Spoken Word” on October 22, 2023.

The Spelman College and Morehouse College glee clubs join the Tabernacle Choir and Orchestra at Temple Square for a special broadcast of “Music and the Spoken Word” on October 22, 2023.

Choir president Michael O. Leavitt said, “When the Morehouse College and Spelman College glee clubs performed with The Tabernacle Choir in Salt Lake City, the music was unforgettable. When these great choir organizations perform together, the result is both beautiful and culturally significant.”

The concerts are free to the public, but tickets are required. Ticketing information will be available at a later date.

Over the next four years, The Tabernacle Choir and Orchestra will travel twice a year to different parts of the world. Leavitt said, “Our goal is to magnify the Choir’s impact throughout the world by helping people feel God’s love for His children.”

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Tabernacle Choir, Orchestra in Florida for first concert of southeastern U.S. ‘Songs of Hope’ tour stop

Latin music greeted tabernacle choir and orchestra members in florida, plus see photos from the rehearsal.

By Church News

SUNRISE, Florida — Latin music welcomed The Tabernacle Choir and Orchestra at Temple Square members as they arrived earlier this week in southeastern Florida this week to begin the Florida and Georgia stops on the multicity, multiyear “Songs of Hope” tour.

Their first concert Saturday, Sept. 7, 7 p.m. Eastern time, at the Amerant Bank Arena in Sunrise, Florida, will feature Adassa, who has won Golden Globe, Oscar and Grammy awards and is known at the voice of Delores in “Encanto;” and Alex Melecio, who is also one of the Spanish language  hosts for “Music & the Spoken Word.”  Both performed with the choir and orchestra during the tour  stop in Mexico  in June 2023 and during the  summer concert in July 2023 .

The bilingual concert will feature music and dialogue in Spanish and English that reflect the Latin traditions in Florida and the southeastern United States.

To read the full story, visit TheChurchNews.com .

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Send it in: Photos of watch parties for the Tabernacle Choir’s upcoming Florida and Georgia concerts

The church news wants to share photos of watch parties for the tabernacle choir’s concerts in florida and georgia; plus how to stream the concerts.

By Christine Rappleye

The Tabernacle Choir at Temple Square and Orchestra at Temple Square’s next stops in the “Songs of Hope” are in southern Florida on Saturday, Sept. 7, at Amerant Bank Arena, in Sunrise, Florida, near Fort Lauderdale, and in Atlanta, Georgia, on Sept. 9 at Morehouse College and Sept. 11 at the State Farm Arena.

The free arena performances on Sept. 7 and Sept. 11 will also be livestreamed to watch parties in homes, meetinghouses of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, and community centers in Alabama, Arkansas, Florida, Georgia, southern Indiana, Kentucky, Louisiana, Mississippi, Missouri, Tennessee, North Carolina and South Carolina. Both are at 7 p.m. Eastern time, or 5 p.m. Mountain time.

The concerts are also available on the Tabernacle Choir’s YouTube channel, the Church’s broadcast page at broadcasts.churchofjesuschrist.org and the Gospel Stream app. See choirworldtour.com for information.

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The Church News would like to know how individuals are watching the concerts — whether at a large watch party, at a meetinghouse or with a smaller group in a home. Responses could possibly be published as part of the Church News’ coverage of the choir and orchestra’s tour stop.

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Concert guest artists

Singers Adassa, who has won Golden Globe, Oscar and Grammy awards, and is best known as the voice of Delores in “Encanto,” and Alex Melecio, who is also one of the Spanish language hosts for “Music & the Spoken Word,” are the guest artists at the concert in Florida. Both performed with the choir and orchestra during the “Hope” tour stop in Mexico in June 2023 and during the summer concert in July 2023.

In Atlanta, the choir and orchestra will perform with the glee clubs from Morehouse College and Spelman College. In October 2023, the choir hosted the glee clubs in Salt Lake City, where the two groups performed on the choir’s weekly broadcast of “Music & the Spoken Word.”

Stream the Tabernacle Choir concerts

Here are links to the YouTube videos for each concert:

• Sunrise, Florida, concert at Amerant Bank Arena

The concert at Amerant Bank Arena in southern Florida is Saturday, Sept. 7, 7 p.m. Eastern time/5 p.m. Mountain time (livestream and on-demand viewing).

• Special event at Martin Luther King Jr. International Chapel in Atlanta, Georgia

The special event at Morehouse Monday, Sept. 9, 7 p.m. Eastern/5 p.m. Mountain time (livestream only).

• Atlanta, Georgia, concert at State Farm Arena

The concert at State Farm Arena is Wednesday, Sept. 11, 7 p.m. Eastern time/5 p.m. Mountain time (livestream and on-demand viewing).

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Omsk , officially the Siberian Black League , is a warlord state in Western Siberia. Occupying the territory of the former Omsk Oblast, it borders Tomsk to the north, the Kazakh SSR to the south, Tyumen to the east, and Novosibirsk to the west.

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• 2.2 Cabinet
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Following the dissolution of the Soviet Union , the city of Omsk, initially held by the West Siberian People's Republic , was seized by a league of ultranationalists sharing views of anti-German sentiment and revanchism. Led by Dmitry Karbyshev 's All-Russian Black League, upon the seizing of Omsk, the ultranationalist regime had to industrialize and fortify it. In a way, some could say it's nothing but a fortified city in which the Black League militarizes and prepares for its future conflicts.

The political system of Omsk is governed as a militarist one-party state since its founding, ruled by Karbyshev and his like-minded comrades of the All-Russian Black League, an organization fanatically devoted to revanchism against the Greater Germanic Reich . However, at heart, Karbyshev is a Russian and while he sought to create an ultranationalist military state to take revenge against Germany, he did not account for the despots that wished to claim as much power as possible from him. Karbyshev is represented in-game as a dying man soon to fall, due to him leading a brutal military dictatorship, while being opposed to the radical rhetoric of his officer clique. The Black League has since become an ultranationalist state, even more radical in their hatred of Germany. Due to Karbyshev's declining health, many of the other officers have gained massive influence in the leadership of Omsk. The reality is that Karbyshev started a movement that assumed it was able to change the hearts of the despots with nationalism rather than terror; but it has since been corrupted beyond his visions, and there is little he can do to stop the train of degeneracy. Indeed, once Karbyshev dies and Omsk is still around, actual ultranationalist and General Dmitry Yazov will assume leadership of the Black League and prevent the despotic cliques from growing.

Under the sheer doctrine of anti-German sentiment, the theory of the “Great Trial” in Omsk comes in. This is where the warlord state will prepare for its final assault on the Reich, as revenge for the “First Trial” which brought the dissolution of the Soviet Union and the “Second Trial” being the West Russian War . Their hatred doesn't stop with just Germany, but it includes many who collaborated with them. Some officers of the Black League even go as far as to want to destroy the United States for not helping enough during the Great Patriotic War. In preparation for their war with Germany, they are expectant of nuclear strikes and so have started to construct massive metro tunnels to double as shelter from the warheads and radioactive fallout. The resolve of the Black League cannot be stopped, even with the threat of nuclear war.

Omsk is one of the hardest paths in TNO, due to it being weaker than a lot of the surrounding warlords and being unable to conduct diplomacy at all. To reunite Russia, Omsk will have to fight every single state in its way. Their end goal is the complete extermination of the Reich and the German people, and they will stop at nothing to reach this. They are hard-coded for hostility and are always at war with someone, but an AI Omsk will almost always never be successful. Despite being founded on nothing but hatred, when they unify Western Siberia and start to emerge on the international stage, they actually try to conceal their ideology and ambitions from foreign influences. They stick with a nondescript name of the “West Siberian Provisional Authority” under the guise of a protective military authority and switch their ideology to “Despotism”.

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After Dmitry Yazov comes to power and purges the Black League's old guard, the cabinet changes to:

Omsk has at least eleven generals.

• Ironically, according to a former developer of West Siberia, Omsk at one point had a National Socialist path as a "sane" option, due to now-former head developer Pink Panzer wanting every region in Western Siberia to have multiple paths. This was changed after the other developers convinced him to have Omsk only have one path.
• Omsk was partially inspired by the Armenian Secret Army for the Liberation of Armenia , a militant group that aspired to carve out an ethnic Armenian homeland in eastern Turkey.
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• 3 Sergey Taboritsky