 he Mormon Tabernacle Choir's first network
radio program (with the organ, choir, and
announcer sharing a single microphone) was
transmitted on July 15, 1929. Today, after
more than 80 years and over 4,100
broadcasts, Music and the Spoken Word is
the oldest
continuous
nationwide network broadcast in America.
Music and the Spoken Word will soon be
reaching millions of listeners through BYU Radio
on SiriusXM, Channel 143, beginning July 1,
2011. The
station will be included in SiriusXM’s Family
Friendly Programming Package. BYU Radio is
already
available on www.byuradio.org and Channel
980 on DishNetwork.
For more information on
Music and the Spoken Word radio and
television
programs,
click one of the following links:
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Click here to view the
printed program
for the next live performance of Music and
the Spoken Word. Updated every Thursday.
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Click
here for the current list of languages which
are available for Temple Square tours.
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Click here to go to the
official Music and the Spoken Word
website.
- Click here to locate
television
and radio broadcasts in your area.
- Click here for a
list of new stations airing the weekly
broadcast.
- Click here to listen to a
live internet
stream of the broadcast (Sunday mornings at
9:30 am Mountain Time) on
KSL.com.
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Click here to watch the live
broadcast or a rebroadcast on the Internet.
- Click here to read
the
text of
recent Spoken Word messages online.
- Click here for information on
attending a choir broadcast or rehearsal.
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