I was glad to hear I was not alone in my feelings about the Tabernacle Choir and their long endings on almost every song.
I am a musician, and hanging on every note too long strains my emotions. I truly appreciate and admire the choir, but please, change the annoying endings on lovely songs.
Patricia Pett
Orem
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