Latest News
Latest News
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Dr. Felicia Barber makes her Carnegie Hall debut
On March 17, Dr. Felicia Barber made her conducting debut at Carnegie Hall where her first published poem, Dedication, was also performed.
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Awet Andemicael on “Singing Theology” at Duke Divinity School
Awet Andemicael explores music as a practice of theologizing in a talk at Duke Divinity School.
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Congratulations to Dr. Loraine Enlow!
ISM admissions coordinator Loraine Enlow has successfully completed her doctorate with distinction at the Jewish Theological Seminary in Hebrew Bible.
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An honorary degree and hymn debut for Mark Miller at Christian Theological Seminary
ISM and YDS faculty, Dr. Mark Miller, will receive an honorary degree and debut a new hymn at Christian Theological Seminary’s 100th commencement.
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Noah’s Garden: The Porcelain Worlds of Svetlozar Parmakov
The ISM’s new exhibit features exquisite porcelain icons, paintings, and decorative vessels by Bulgarian artist, Svetlozar Parmakov.
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Three ISM alums recognized in The Diapason’s “20 Under 30” Class of 2025
Organ graduates Ethan Haman, Chase Loomer, and David Preston have been recognized as promising young talents in The Diapason’s “20 Under 30.”
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Nathaniel Gumbs to take on new role at Riverside Church
Dr. Nathaniel Gumbs, ISM staff member for the last eight years, has accepted a call to be director of music at New York City’s Riverside Church.
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The ISM's art exhibition program expands with a new postgraduate position
The ISM’s art exhibition program is growing and becoming more collaborative following the introduction of a new postgraduate associate position.
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Staff Spotlight: Eben Graves
Eben Graves is the associate director of the ISM as well as being a scholar and musician with expertise in Bengali devotional performance.
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A Winter to Remember for the Yale Voxtet
It has been a busy winter for the members of the Yale Voxtet, the Institute of Sacred Music’s select group of eight singers.
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Opening for faculty position in Black sacred music
The ISM is seeking a faculty member in Black sacred music and associate director for the Interdisciplinary Program in Music and the Black Church.
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Masaaki Suzuki to present a program of Bach music
Masaaki Suzuki will conduct Yale Schola Cantorum and Juilliard415 in a program of Bach music in New York (Feb. 21) and New Haven (Feb. 22).