Music & the Spoken Word” has been on the air since 1929. Much has changed, yet much has remained exactly the same.

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"How does a program endure for 5,000 episodes? It’s very clear to me that it is the feelings that it evokes in people," said ...

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Behind the scenes: Getting to episode No. 5,000 of ‘Music & the Spoken Word’ More than 11,000 gathered in the Conference Center in downtown Salt Lake City on Sunday, July 13, to witness a major ...

The Tabernacle Choir at Temple Square's "Music & the Spoken Word" program reached a historic milestone Sunday, airing its 5,000th episode from the Conference Center in ...

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The Tabernacle Choir at Temple Square sings with former choir members during the encore celebration of the 5,000th episode of "Music & the Spoken Word" at the Conference Center in Salt Lake City on ...

The Tabernacle Choir celebrated its 5,000th episode of "Music & the Spoken Word," marking a milestone for the long-standing broadcast that began nearly 100 years ago.

The Tabernacle Choir celebrated its 5,000th episode of "Music & the Spoken Word," marking a milestone for the long-standing broadcast that began nearly 100 years ago.