Joseph Jensen “J. J.” Keeler was a music educator and skilled organist. He created the organ department at Brigham Young University and served as its head for forty years. He continued teaching until his death.
He studied organ at BYU, where he earned his master’s degree and bachelor’s degree in music. He studied at the Salt Lake Tabernacle with Frank W. Asper and Alexander Schreiner. He also studied at the Chicago Musical College, the Leipzig Conservatory of Music with world-famous Karl Straube, and at Westminster Abbey with Ernest Bullock and Thalben Ball.
In addition to his love for music, he was an avid fan of Utah mining history. He also admired the work of Albert Schweitzer and regularly did fund raising concerts and lec… Go to person page >
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