Past Events

Swithun! One Saint, Three Furies, and a Thousand Miracles from Winchester c. 1000

The Marketplace of Devotional Song: Histories of Style and Patronage in Padavali-Kirtan

Half-length student recitals are thirty minutes in length.

First year choral conducting students lead Yale Repertory Chorus in a short concert of choral works.

Estonian folk hymns and liturgical melodies

David Hill, conductor

Lifting the Gemstones: Writing Contemporary Poetry in the Biblical Tradition

‘faith makes its own forms’: Jonathan Edwards, Wallace Stevens, and Experimental Poetry. Presented by Susan Howe, followed by moderated discussion.

Art and Execution in Britain’s ‘Early Modern’ Eighteenth Century

Marguerite L. Brooks, conductor

Public reading of the latest choral music from Novello and Chester Music (UK). Works by Bennett, Mealor, O’Regan, Tavener, Weir, and Whitbourn

Cosponsored by Andrew Carnduff Ritchie Fund, Yale Center for British Art, Yale Repertory Theatre, Yale School of Music, Yale University Art Gallery

Cosponsored by Andrew Carnduff Ritchie Fund, Yale Center for British Art, Yale Repertory Theatre, Yale School of Music, Yale University Art Gallery

Studying Worship Capital: Cultural Insiderness, Religious Outsiderness, and Political Economy in Evangelical Worship

The Mystery and Art of Living. Reading followed by book-signing.

A Sufi Way: Performing Trans Activism in Pakistan

Half-length student recitals are thirty minutes in length.

Shooting for the Stars: Worship and the New Cosmology