You will notice both the eBook and audiobook versions will appear as separate tabs. Once the audio begins to play in the audiobook tab, tap on the tab icon again. Download the book, and begin to play the audio. Find the audiobook version of the book you want to listen to, and open it. To open a new tab, tap on 'Open a New Item'. You will notice that your eBook will be on one of the tabs. The eBook you have open now will be on one tab. You will be able to have different books open at a time, putting each book on its own tab. Once you have it open, you will notice that in the top right corner of the screen, there is an icon of two boxes stacked up, with a number in the middle. This will be the one that has the text, and will be the one you will read to follow along. The first step is to locate and open the eBook format. Once you make sure that both formats are available in your Library, you can proceed. There is a way to listen to a book and follow along at the same time, but it requires that you have both formats available in your Library. This makes it so that listening and following along is not possible from just one book.

If you would like additional information on how to carry the broadcast on radio or television on your station, please contact Bonneville Distribution.Our books are available in two separate formats: eBook (read) and audiobook (listen). Other Choir Performance SteamsĬheck the Choir’s Event and Tickets dropdown menu on the home page to see the Choir’s current upcoming concerts and learn if they will be aired online and/or on television stations. See the Video Gallery for on-demand viewing of prior broadcasts, a repertoire listing, and the Spoken Word text for each week. Subscribe to our weekly Choir Notes newsletter to receive the music repertoire and text of each week’s Spoken Word message sent right to your email box. Read the Music & the Spoken Word Messages To find a local radio station to listen to a weekly live or recorded Music & the Spoken Word, select the state or province where you live (North America) and click the Lookup Broadcast button. (live), 3:30 p.m.Ĭhannel 11 along the Wasatch Front in Northern Utah (the former KBYU which has now become BYUtv locally): Sunday 3:30 a.m., 6:30 a.m., 9:30 a.m.(live), 3:30 p.m. When pre-emptions are scheduled for KSL TV, an on-screen message will point viewers to BYUtv.Ģ023 KSL Preemptions: January 22, February 15, and May 28.Ĭable/satellite television station BYUtv : When that happens switch to one of the many other broadcast sources to watch. Note: Occasional television station pre-emptions occur. Select a state or province and click the “Lookup Broadcast” button. TelevisionĬlick hereto find a local television station (North America only). On-DemandĬhoir’s YouTube Channel: Scroll down to “Uploads” and click on the episode.Ĭhoir’s Facebook Page: On the menu below the Choir’s name, click on “More,” then “Videos” and scroll down to “All Videos” to click on the episode.Ĭhoir’s Website: On the drop-down menu under Music & the Spoken Word, click on either “ Current Episode” or “ Past Episodes' to find the episode you want to watch. Languages: Streaming in many languages is available from The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints Area Facebook pages with closed-captioned narration. A page for links to different languages can be found here. You can even enable your Amazon Alexa skill to play Music & the Spoken Word. on the Choir’s website the Choir’s YouTube channel, and on, , and the KSL app.Īudio-only streams are found on KSL.com and ( under Radio > Tabernacle Choir). Music & the Spoken Word is streamed live weekly on Sunday mornings at 9:30 a.m.

All times listed below are mountain time zone (MT).

With people around the globe looking for uplift and comfort during these troubled times, The Tabernacle Choir strives to make Music & the Spoken Word accessible wherever its listeners enjoy music.

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