Past Events

Anniversaries and Messages. Music of Lang, Liszt, Theofanidis, and Victoria, Simon Carrington, guest conductor

Solomon - Simon Carrington, guest conductor, Masaaki Suzuki, director,Michael Wisdom, countertenor,with the Yale Baroque Ensemble.

Music of Bach, Telemann, Victoria, Kyr, Masko, and Willcocks, Marguerite Brooks, conducting.

Readings followed by a book-signing and reception.

Music of Bach, Mozart, Messiaen, and Liszt. Part of the 2011-2012 Great Organ Music at Yale.

From Jerusalem to Constantinople, Byzantine Music for St. Catherine and Epiphany. Alexander Lingas, director

A Window on the Eastern Christian Traditions of Epiphany

Accompany Them with Singing: The Christian Funeral

Music of Liszt, Mendelssohn, Dupré, Karg-Elert, and Wagner

Love Songs, Lute Solos, and Laments: Music from 17th Century Europe, Music of Bacheler, Danyel, D’India, Johnson, Kapsperger, Lawes, Monteverdi 

Bach Family Motets and Cantatas, Masaaki Suzuki, conductor. Yale Schola Cantorum with members of Yale Baroque Ensemble, 

Yale Schola Cantorum. Masaaki Suzuki, director Juilliard415, and the Yale Baroque Ensemble Robert Mealy, concertmaster

North Indian Classical Music presented with the Department of Religious Studies, Hixon Fund. Pandit Rabindra Goswami, sitar, Ramchandra Pandit, tabla.

Introduction and post-screening discussion led by Kathryn Lofton. 

Liturgy in a Time of Excess

Word and song will feature speaker Will Willimon, highly regarded author, Bishop of the North Alabama Conference of the United Methodist Church.

curated by Vasileios Marinis and Linda Safran

Making Sense of Religion in the Yale Archive: Themes and Contexts in American Christianity, Nineteenth Century-Present.