Event time:
Thursday, April 24, 2014 - 8:45am to 1:15pm
Location:
Institute of Sacred Music (SDQ), ISM Great Hall
409 Prospect St.
New Haven, CT
06511
Admission:
Free
Open to:
General Public
Event description:
An afternoon symposium
12:45 PM | Gather and Introductions |
1:00 |
Robert Nelson | “Patriarchal Lectionaries and the Liturgical Spaces of Constantinople” |
1:30 |
Stefano Parenti & Elena Velkovska | “From Dawn to Dusk: How the Byzantines Constructed Their Liturgy of the Hours” |
2:05 | Q & A with Nelson, Parenti, and Velkovska |
2:25 | Coffee Break |
2:50 | Nina Glibetic & Gabriel Radle | “Byzantine Time in Periphery Spaces: The Case of St. Catherine’s Monastery at Mt. Sinai” |
3:15 | Vasileios Marinis | “ ‘He Who Is at the Point of Death’: The Fate of the Soul in Byzantine Art and Liturgy” |
3:55 | Robert F. Taft | “Through Their Own Eyes: Viewing the Invisible, Describing the Ineffable, Explaining the Inexplicable: The ‘Byzantine Synthesis’ as the Byzantines Saw It” |
4:35 | Q & A with Glibetic, Radle, Marinis, and Taft |
5:15 |
Reception in the ISM Gallery of Sacred Arts: George Kordis: “Light and Rhythm: Byzantine Icons in the Postmodern World” | exhibition page
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