Marvin Goldstein

Marvin Goldstein is among Mormondom’s most traveled pianists and entertainers, a feat considering he converted from Judaism in 1985, at age 35. Starting his musical schooling being a 9-year-old kid, he was honored a music scholarship or grant to Tel Aviv College or university College of Music in Israel nine years afterwards. He continuing his studies on the famous “Mozarteum” of Salzburg, Austria and gained bachelor’s and master’s levels from Florida Condition College or university in French horn efficiency. Goldstein is a visitor lecturer at Education Week workshops on the Brigham Youthful College or university campuses in Provo, Utah, Hawaii and Rexburg, Idaho, where total participant amounts exceeded 30,000. Though formal honours are difficult to acquire in LDS music, the pianist provides garnered honors wherever he performs. He earned the Listeners Choice Prize through the LDS Booksellers Association as the favourite instrumentalist three consecutive years. He performed in the Tabernacle at Temple Square in Sodium Lake Town, Utah, on New Year’s Eve, 1999. Extra honors include getting detailed in Who’s Who in Music in European countries and being called a National Key pad Artist using the Kawai America Company. A workhorse in the studio room, he provides over 30 professional recordings to his name. To state Goldstein is among the long lasting symbols of traditional LDS music can be an understatement.