Crawford Gates, Utah Symphony Orchestra, Brigham Young University A Cappella Choir - Scenes From The Book Of Mormon (Symphony No. 2 Excerpts) flac album

A1 No. 1 Herald And Hymn For Brass A2 No. 2 Evocation A3 No. 4 Cumorah Pastorale A4 No. 6 The Vision Of Nephi B1 No. 7 The Burning Of Abinadi B2 No. 8 The Conversion Of Alma B3 No. 12 Samuel's Prophesy The Birth Of Christ B4 No. 14 Cataclysm B5 No. 15 The Faithful Behold The Christ B6 No. 16 Postlude.

Utah Symphony Orchestra, Brigham Young University A Cappella Choir Crawford Gates, conductor. Crawford Marion Gates (December 29, 1921 – June 9, 2018) was an American musician, composer, and conductor known for his contributions to the body of music for the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints (LDS Church). Gates was born in San Francisco, December 29, 1921, and grew up in Palo Alto, California. He started playing piano at age eight and violin at age nine

A4. No. 6 The Vision Of Nephi. B1. 7 The Burning Of Abinadi. B2. 8 The Conversion Of Alma. B3. 12 Samuel's Prophesy The Birth Of Christ. B4. 14 Cataclysm. B5. 15 The Faithful Behold The Christ.

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Crawford Gates, Symphony No. 2 Excerpts; 80 Members of the Utah Symphony Orchestra, Brigham Young University A Capella Choir.

His "Symphony No. 2: Scenes from the Book of Mormon" was used through 1987. Then, when the pageant was updated and changed, he again provided the score. Gates joined the music faculty at BYU in 1950, and from 1960 to 1966 he was chairman of the department. His proudest accomplishments from that tenure were helping with the design of the Fine Arts Center on campus and pulling off a wowie-zowie student performance at a national music educators' conference that demonstrated the "high quality of instruction" of which BYU was capable. And so, while people still remember his name, he decided it was time to put some of them out on CD. Next up is his Book of Mormon music. Then he'd like to do some of his other symphonies, including "Perelandra," and maybe even his "Camelot. I'm on a roll," he says.

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In 1976, Gates premiered his Symphony No. 4: A New Morning based on a text by Carol Lynn Pearson, for the United States Bicentennial. Milton Barlow commissioned Gates to write the ballet Desert As A Rose for Utah's statehood centennial in 1996. Claudia Bushman, Gates's sister-in-law, encouraged him to write an opera on Joseph Smith. Journal of Book of Mormon Studies. Archived from the original on 7 April 2007. Children's Songbook.

Crawford Gates married Georgia Lauper on December 19, 1952. They had four children. Crawford and Georgia moved to Salt Lake City in 1999. Gates died June 9, 2018 at the age of 9. a b c d e "Crawford Gates Obituary". It depicts Joseph Smith's encounter with the Golden Plates (translated into English as the Book of Mormon), as well as a dramatization of the events recorded therein. The pageant features more than 700 cast members, 1,300 costumes, and a 10-level stage. It runs for seven nights in late July and attracts approximately 35,000 viewers annually. No donations are accepted and no tickets are required, although seating is first-come, first-served. Hymns of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints (1985 book).