Prof. Ellen Johnston leads a discussion, “What Every Church Musician Needs to Know but No Course Ever Taught Us.” Open to anyone registering. Online only. Registration closes Friday, January 27 at noon. Click here to register.
Fr. Michael Joncas returns to probe his collection of Lenten hymns. A random drawing of those present will receive a copy of his hymnal! Online only. Registration closes Friday, February 3 at noon. Click here for Member Registration. Click here for Non-Member Registration.
PLANNING LENT WITH MUSIC, ART AND POETRY Utilizing the format of a Tenebrae service, Kathryn Johnson will continue her series “What Language Shall I Borrow?” on Feb. 11 – lifting again, especially appropriately in the coming Lenten season, this text from the hymn “O Sacred Head, Now Wounded,” to suggest that we can enrich our […]
Ms. Joanne Werner presents a practical session on choral and vocal techniques for cantors and choral singers. Joanne Werner, who is the Director of Music at St. Michael, has ministered for 33 years in the Diocese of Fort Worth. At St. Michael, she has shared her knowledge, talent and passion for liturgy for 16 […]
Professors Ellen Johnston and Bill Roberts discuss musicians and clergy working together. Ellen Johnston is recently retired as the Director of the Music, Liturgy, and the Arts at Virginia Theological Seminary, a program which offers continuing education by means of conferences and symposia, provides a consultancy service for parishes and dioceses, and offers distance learning […]
Dr. James Abbington presents highlights of African American Choral Music. Dr. James Abbington is Associate Professor of Music and Worship at Candler School of Theology. Dr. Abbington's research interests include music and worship in the Christian church, African American sacred folk music, organ, choral music, and ethnomusicology. Dr. Abbington serves as executive editor of the […]