Past Events

Yale Community Gamelan Suprabanggo with guest musicians, directed by Maho Ishiguro & Darsono Hadiraharjo, dalang (puppeteer).

First-year graduate choral conducting students lead the Yale Repertory Chorus in a one hour program.

Bernarda Fink, mezzo-soprano, Anthony Spiri, piano

Set My Tongue on Fire: Exploring the language and forms of poetry and prayer

Alice Tully Hall - Lincoln Center, NYC Masaaki Suzuki, conductor with Juilliard415

Masaaki Suzuki, conductor, with Juilliard415

Preconcert lecture for Schola Cantorum’s performance of Telemann’s Der Tag des Gerichts with Masaaki Suzuki, conductor.

Works by Hogan, Olson, O’Regan, Banks, Van, and Miller - Marguerite L. Brooks, conductor

North Indian classical vocalist Biplab Mukherjee will perform a selection of repertoire from the genres of Tappa, Thumri, and bhajans.

Interdisciplinary Perspectives on Sacred Music and the History of Emotions

Sofia Söderberg leads a masterclass with ISM choral conductors and the Camerata Chamber Choir Copenhagen.

Oscar Osicki leads Yale Recital Chorus in a one hour program.

When Wisdom Is Silent: Listening for Liturgy’s Strange Voices in Speech-Saturated Public Places

Yale Schola Cantorum with David Hill, conductor

Dialogue Drama in the Late Liturgical Sequence: “Say, Mary, What Was the Annunciation Really Like?”

Flannery O’Connor’s apocalyptic comedy lives anew only through Compagnia de’ Colombari.

The Brentano String Quartet performs new music by Martin Bresnick. Christian Wiman to read poetry of Wallace Stevens.

Yale Schola Cantorum with David Hill, conductor