PIPE ORGANS OF TEMPLE SQUARE SALT LAKE CITY, UTAH

Assembly Hall Concert Organ

The Assembly Hall concert organ was built by Robert L. Sipe of Garland, Texas, as part of the renovations surrounding the building's 100th anniversary.

The wooden case and console were carved in Salt Lake City by Fetzers' Inc. and Richard McDonald, and incorporate extensive symbolism relevant to the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints.

The specification displays the same eclectic approach as that of the Tabernacle organ, but with a nod to the traditional European schools of organbuilding.

• Jolley, Jo Ann. "Century-Old Assembly Hall is Renovated," Ensign, February 1983, pp. 70-74.
• Longhurst, John. "The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints Assembly Hall," American Organist, July 1984, pp. 37-39.