Autumn 2007

Contents

Welcome and Forward

Destination: Mexico

• Mexico: Mystery, Music, and Faith - Ricardo Valenzuela
• The Virgin of Guadalupe: A Painting of New Spain - Clara Bargellini
• Pipe Organs in Viceregal Mexico (1530-1820): Shifting Significations and Styles - Edward C. Pepe
• The Splendor of Mexican Matins: Sonority & Structure in Jerusalem’s Matins for the Virgin of Guadalupe - Craig H. Russell

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• The Mystery of the Rosary Cantorales: A Study in Attribution - Lorenzo Candelaria

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Sacred Space: A Conference

• Ecclesiology and Church Design: A Balancing Act in Times of Transition - Richard S. Vosko
• Placing the Sacred: Reflections on Contemporary American Church Architecture - Louis P. Nelson

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• On the Spirituality of Spatial Emptiness: The Example of St. Peter’s in Cologne - Friedhelm Mennekes

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Liturgy and Theology: Then and Now

• Christian Inculturation in Eighth-Century Northumbria: The Bewcastle and Ruthwell Crosses   - Éamonn Ó Carragáin

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• Ritual Action↔Global Action - Janet Walton

Bach in the Blood

• Johann Sebastian Bach’s St. John Passion from 1725: A Liturgical Interpretation - Markus Rathey
• Bach’s St. John Passion and the Jews - Michael Marissen
• Staffing J.S. Bach’s St. Matthew Passion Then and Now - Daniel R. Melamed

Students Presenting in 2005-2006:

ISM students who made their Colloquium presentations in the 2005-2006 year were:

• Stephanie Abbott Bailey (MDiv)
• Dianne Bilyak (Master of Arts in Religion)
• Ryan Brandau (MM choral conducting)
• Vincent A. Carr (MM organ)
• Derek Chester (MM voice)
• Elizabeth Churchill (MDiv)
• Matthew Croasmun (Master of Arts in Religion)
• Stephen Fraser (MM organ)
• Marisa Green (MM choral conducting)
• John-Eric Gundersen (MM organ)
• Joel Hanisek (MDiv)
• Mellissa Hughes (MM voice)
• Erika Jones (MDiv)
• Daniel Koh (MM choral conducting)
• Matthew Kustenbauder (MDiv)
• Dong-ho Lee (MM organ)
• Scott Libson (Master of Arts in Religion)
• Colin Lynch (MM organ)
• Robinson McClellan (MM composition)
• Elizabeth Melchionna (MDiv)
• Alan Murchie (MDiv)
• Krishan Oberoi (MM choral conducting)
• Dora Odarenko (MDiv)
• Jacqueline C. Richard (Master of Arts in Religion)
• Emily Scott (MDiv)
• Kaji Spellman (MDiv)
• Jared Stahler (MDiv)
• Frederick Teardo (MM organ)
• Andrew Tengwall (MDiv)
• Danielle Tumminio (MDiv)
• Kelly Van Andel (MDiv)
• Douglas Williams (MM voice)

Note: Holland Jancaitis (MM choral conducting) made his presentation in 2004-2005 but was inadvertently omitted from the previous volume.