Past Events

Marguerite L. Brooks, conductor - U.S. premiere of Philip Moore’s Requiem. Thomas Murray, organ.

Medieval Rites: Reading the Writing will explore the breadth of possible literate interactions with Christian liturgy during the Middle Ages.

Half length student recitals are thirty minutes.

MMA student recitals are an hour and a half in length.

Student recitals are one hour in length.

Lunch and lecture by Michelle Karnes

Student recitals are one hour in length.

Student recitals are one hour in length.

An invitation to consider a bundle of questions associated with the entangled trajectories of contemporary Christianity and black popular music.

Film Screening of George T. Nierenberg’s Say Amen Somebody (1983). Discussion with Mellonee Burnim.

Marguerite L. Brooks, conductor - world premiere of a new oratorio

Readings followed by book signing and reception.

Orthodox Great Vespers Service featuring the Saint Romanos the Melodist Byzantine Choir of Hellenic College Holy Cross.

Curated by Jon Seals, featuring work by Edgard Rodriguez Luiggi, Esteban Cabeza de Baca, Jeremy Wright, Noe Jimenez, Jane Winfield, and Lily Kuonen.

North Indian devotional folk music of Kabir and others. Cosponsored by South Asian Studies Council and the Hixon Fund, department of Religious Studies

Artistic director and organist Masaaki Suzuki performs the solo cantatas of Nicolaus Bruhns with Dann Coakwell ‘11, James Taylor, and Paul Max Tipton.

Conductor David Hill, Juilliard415, and Yale Schola perform J.S. Bach’s Magnificat and commissioned work by Indian-American composer Reena Esmail.

Charles Ives Organ Recital