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Please be patient when streaming these mp3 files; it may take a few moments to begin. You may also download to your computer via right-click, "save as." Hear an ISM LectureFacultyJaime Lara in an interview for America Magazine speaks about connections between architecture and liturgy. Click here for the podcast.
Here are some highlights from our ongoing Liturgy Symposium SeriesThe Lion, the Kiwi, and the Sacred CowA Critical Look at Contemporary Language in Anglican Liturgies Dr. Peter N. Davies, writer and lecturer delivered March 5, 2007 (mp3 file)
Rehabilitating Human Sacrifice in a Christian ContextThe passion of Christ among of the indigenous cultures of central Mexico Professor Jaime Lara delivered November 5, 2007 (mp3 file) Liturgy as a Form of Cultural MemoryExamining contributions and limitations of interpreting liturgy as a medium of cultural memory Professor Ivica Novakovic delivered February 4, 2008 (mp3 file) Missing the Forest for the Trees? The Centrality of the Paschal Mystery and the "Liturgy Wars"Understanding liturgy as celebration of the Paschal Mystery Professor Martin Stuflesser delivered March 3, 2008 (mp3 file) Roman Catholic Liturgical Renewal Forty-five Years after Sacrosanctum ConciliumAssessing the fundamental principles of the Liturgy Constitution Professor Keith F. Pecklers, S.J. delivered March 24, 2008 (mp3 file)
Worship Conference: The Spirit in Worship and Worship in the Spirit
Reverend N.T. Wright Bishop of Durham, UK delivered February 21, 2008 (mp3 file) The Holy Spirit and Lutheran Worship Maxwell Johnson Professor of Liturgical Studies at the University of Notre Dame delivered February 22, 2008 (mp3 file) The Spirit in Charismatic Worship James Steven Tutor in Worship and Doctrine at Trinity College Bristol delivered February 23, 2008 (mp3 file) Discussion of the Krigbaum Organ at YaleAn interview with George Taylor, John Boody, and Martin Jean at the inauguration of Op. 55 in Marquand Chapel. October, 2007. (mp3 file)
Hear an ISM PerformanceThe ISM Organ Faculty, Profs. Thomas Murray and Martin Jean, are active recitalists and recording artists. In addition to annual recitals at Yale, they both tour extensively throughout the United States and Europe. The organ recordings feature the Newberry Organ in Yale's Woolsey Hall as well as the Baroque organ by Taylor & Boody, Organbuilders in the West Gallery of St.Thomas Church, New York City. The choral pieces are taken from performances by the Yale Schola Cantorum and the Yale Camerata. The Yale Camerata performed and recorded music of the late Calvin Hampton, the noted organist, choral director and composer at Calvary Episcopal Church (Manhattan) which was conducted by Marguerite L. Brooks and guest conductor, Rodney V. Ayers (then a student at the Institute of Sacred Music). Below, you can hear performances by all these artists, by clicking on the highlighted links. These excerpts use Realaudio's streaming sound. Choral PerformancesTake him, earth, for cherishing - Yale Schola Cantorum by Herbert Howells; conducted by David Hill. 8:47; recorded by StudioTeo on January 21, 2012 at Christ Church Episcopal, New Haven. Amen - Yale Schola Cantorum from Te Deum: Herr Gott, dich loben wir by Hieronymus Prateorius performed with Piffaro Renaissance Band, Joan Kimball and Robert Wiemken, artistic directors Sehnsucht - Yale Schola Cantorum Gloria - Yale
Schola Cantorum by Marc Antoine Charpentier Sing, My tongue, the glorious
battle (chorus) - Yale Camerata "There Was War in Heaven" - Yale
Camerata Johnny Has Gone for a Soldier - Yale Schola Cantorum trad. arr. Shaw/Parker Melanie Russell, Soloist 5,503K, 2 min 20 sec Virga Jesse - Yale Schola Cantorum Anton Bruckner Holland Janacaitis, Conductor From "Souvenirs de la France Profonde" 9,706K, 4 min 16 sec Regina coeli laetare - Yale Schola Cantorum Francisco Guerrero From "Souvenirs de la France Profonde" 7,854K, 3 min 21 sec
Organ PerformancesMartin Jean, organist Notes from the composer: "My title, Syntagma, has several meanings. As this piece is intended to celebrate the magnificent Opus 55, come to us through the time-honored art of organ building so alive in the craftsmanship of Taylor & Boody, thought it fitting to take the title from Michael Praetorius’ scholarly masterpiece, Syntagma musicum (1619). On another level, syntagma, from the Greek meaning arrange together, is a linguistic term for a syntactic unit consisting of a set of phrases in a sequential relationship to one another, which, in my mind at least, describes the isorhythmic technique I used to compose this piece." Praeludium in C-major by Dieterich Buxtehude Harald Vogel, organist inaugurating the Taylor & Boody meantone organ in Marquand Chapel October 6, 2007 Hear more performances on the Krigbaum Organ / (listen)
Fantasia in G Minor, BWV 535,
J.S. Bach
Vocal PerformancesThou Shalt Break Them- George Frederic Handel Lieben Brüder - Felix Mendelssohn-Bartholdy Sympathy - Joseph Haydn
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