This workshop is designed for directors of liturgical music and singers in parish liturgies who have some background in music. Sessions during the week will focus on how to read the earliest sources of chant and interpret their notation. Daily rehearsals will cover the differences in singing chant from other styles of sacred music. Participants will also be introduced to the church modes and how and why the melodies take the shape they do. These insights will allow participants to uncover the spiritual meaning of chant and sing with better understanding and intention. Br. John Glasenapp and Br. Joel Blaize will be joined by co-presenter Dr. Rosemary Heredos and others for the week.
This workshop may also be taken for credit through the Saint Meinrad School of Theology.
Single $900
Double $1050
Commuter $300
Option for early arrival (Sunday, July 20) with private instruction (Sunday and Monday morning before the workshop begins). The fee includes both the lessons, additional meals and night of accommodation.
2 one-hour private lessons with Dr. Rosemary Heredos, additional $300
2 half-hour private lessons with Dr. Rosemary Heredos, additional $250
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