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The highlight was attending a broadcast performance of the Mormon Tabernacle Choir on Sunday morning.   Emerging from the entrance to the balcony, we entered the Tabernacle just as the choir was finishing its pre-broadcast rehearsal.  The combination of sight  (the 360 person choir, full orchestra, magnificent concert hall ) and sound (the triumphant, out-of-this-world last measures of Arise, O God and Shine) and the spirit in this place completely overwhelmed me.  This was one of those few moments in life that is personal, indescribable, and utterly unforgettable.  If that is what heaven is like, I wouldn’t be surprised.