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Mass for Candlemas with Schola Antiqua and Symposium on Sacred Music in Context and Practice

Feb 2, 2019
Swift Hall, 3rd Floor Lecture
1025 E 58th St.
Chicago, IL 60637
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Registration required. $15 for general audience/FREE for current students and faculty/FREE for those only attending the Mass.

In honor of Fr. Willard Jabusch (1930-2018), former Chaplain of Calvert House, Priest of the Archdiocese of Chicago, writer, and composer. Cosponsored by Calvert House Catholic Center. Persons with disabilities who need an accommodation in order to participate in this event should email us or call 773-955-5887.

This Mass for the Feast of the Presentation (Candlemas) will feature chant by Schola Antiqua of Chicago. Following the Mass—for those registered—there will be a breakfast reception and a symposium, which will consider historical perspectives on music for the feast from the medieval period and early modern Italy. In addition it will reflect on modern incorporations of the plainchant and polyphonic tradition in contexts such as a contemporary monastic community and a degree program in Sacred Music at the University of Notre Dame.


SCHEDULE

9:00-10:15am   |   Bond Chapel

   Mass

      Prior Peter Funk, OSB, Celebrant
      Michael Alan Anderson, Director, Schola Antiqua of Chicago

 

10:15-11:00am   |   Swift Common Room (1st Floor)

   Continental Breakfast and Registration
 

11:00am-12:30pm   |   Swift Lecture Hall (3rd Floor)

   Symposium “Sacred Music in Context and Practice”

      Michael Anderson, University of Rochester
      Margot Fassler, University of Notre Dame
      Prior Peter Funk, OSB, Monastery of the Holy Cross
      Peter Jeffery, University of Notre Dame
      Robert Kendrick, University of Chicago