CHANT

Cathedral Concerts Exploring Sacred Music Seminars are designed to be informative and fun for the music lover to the trained musician.

In these classes we will explore the evolution and development of Chant from its earliest uses in
Jewish services to the highly developed form of Gregorian and Anglican chants to its transformation
into the polyphonic masterpieces of the Renaissance.

Classes are held on the lower level of the Cathedral in the St. Cecilia Chapel.
Lunch with the presenters follows each class.

CALL (314) 533-7662 TO REGISTER FOR SINGLE CLASSES AT $30 PER CLASS

September 23, 2010  Gregorian Chant: History and Development
September 30, 2010  Gregorian Chant: Its rebirth into today’s liturgical practices
Father Samuel Weber, OSB,
Director, Institute of Sacred Music
Archdiocese of St. Louis

October 14, 2010  Jewish Chant: History and Practice
Hazzan Joanna Selznick Dulkin
Shaare Zedek Synagogue

October 21, 2010   Anglican Chant: History and Practice
William Partridge, M.M., F.C.C.M.
Canon Precentor (Organist/Choirmaster)
Christ Church Cathedral

October 28, 2010   Gregorian Chant to the Choral Music of the Renaissance and beyond
Dr. Robert Lehman
Organist/Choir Master
The Church of St. Michael and St. George
Cathedral Concerts Interim Artistic Director