 Exhibition:
Jan. 30 - April 14, 2002 at the
Iris and B. G. Cantor Gallery
Conference:
April 5 - 7, 2002
Schedule
of Events
NEW:
Online Registration
Post-Conference
Tour
Accommodations
in Worcester
Schedule
of Events
Friday,
April 5
9:30AM
Registration
Smith Hall
Viewing
of Exhibition: Sacred Spaces: Building and Remembering
Sites of Worship in the Nineteenth Century co-sponsored
by the American
Antiquarian Society.
Cantor
Art Gallery (O'Kane Hall)
Guided tours
with student docents available; call 508.793.3356
Images
from the Archives of Holy Cross: Building Spaces
for Holy Cross 1836-1935
Dinand Library,
second floor
10:00AM -
Saturday, 8:30PM
Display
of Liturgical Vestments, Vessels and other Historical
Church Furnishings
Rehm Library,
Smith Hall
1:00PM - 2:30PM
Historical
Presentations Session 1
Hogan Campus
Center, Room 519
Chair and Commentary:
Richard Kieckhefer, Northwestern University
When Church
became Theatre: Church Design for Preaching
Jeanne Halgren Kilde, Macalester College
Building
the Evangelical Model: Books, Plans, Advice
Brian Zugay, Brown University
Romanesque
Revival: 19th century Protestant patronage and the Round-arch
style
Kathleen Ann Curran, Trinity College
2:45PM - 4:15PM
Historical
Presentations Session 2
Hogan Campus
Center, Room 519
Chair and
Commentary: Paula Kane, University of Pittsburgh
The Burning
of the Charlestown Convent and Early Catholicism in Boston
Nancy Lustigan Schutz, Salem State College
The Architect
and Catholic Client in Nineteenth-Century America
Kevin F. Decker, SUNY Plattsburgh
Patrick
C. Keely: Catholic Architect in New England
Milda Richardson, Boston University
4:30PM
- 5:30PM
Communal
Sing of American Sacred Music, 1620-1860
Brooks
Music Hall
Commentary
by Nym Cooke
5:30PM - 6:30PM
Reception
Cantor Art
Gallery
Saturday,
April 6
9:00AM - 10:45AM
Musical
Presentations
Brooks Concert
Hall
Singing-Schools
& the Rev. Solomon Howe: Massachusetts Farmer, Poet
and Tunesmith, ca. 1800
Richard Bunbury, Boston Conservatory
Sites of
Hymn Compositions of Early American Music
Nym Cooke, College of the Holy Cross
Vernacular
Music in French Churches of New England and Canada
lecture and demonstration on the organ, 10:00AM
Rev. George Paulin, Church of the Annunciation, Ludlow,
VT
11:00AM - 12:45PM
Keynote
Panel - The Future of the Past
Hogan Campus
Center, Suite A
Dell Upton,
Professor of Architecture, University of California at
Berkeley
Peter W. Williams,
Professor of Comparative Religion, Miami University
Comment: William
D. Moore, Assistant Professor of History, University of
North Carolina at Wilmington
1:45PM - 4:00PM
Preservation
and Expertise Presentations (concurrent)
1:45PM - 3:00PM
Brooks Concert
Hall
Floral Design
for Worship Spaces
Kenn Stephens, Church of the Advent, Boston
1:45PM - 2:45PM
Smith Hall,
Room 210
Shingle
Style Episcopal Churches: Preservation of Three Churches
designed by Ernest A. Coxhead
Marianne Hurley, Preservation Architect
Preservation
Easements and Religious Buildings
Joseph Cornish, Stewardship Manager, Society for the Preservation
of
New England Antiquities
Insurance
and the Religious Object
Louis Shepherd, Appraiser
3:00PM - 4:00PM
Smith Hall,
Room 210
Preserving
the Recent Past: The Liturgy and Life Collection at Boston
College
David Horn, Archivist, the Burns Library, Boston College
Preserving
History as a Means of Fostering Parish Commitment for
the Future
Rev. Charles Hughes, Mary Star of the Sea, Beverly, MA
Practical
Advice for Keeping your Church Records
Gerald Farrell, Jr. Wallingford, CT
 4:00PM
- 6:00PM
Guided tours:
St. Joseph Chapel, Holy Cross (Renaissance Revival, 1926),
and St. Matthew's Episcopal Church Gothic Revival, 1896).
St. Matthew's is a landmarked building with Tiffany Studios
stained glass.
8:30PM
- 9:30PM
Concert
of Sacred Music: Holy Cross Chamber Singers
Brooks
Music Hall
Bruce
I. Miller
Sunday,
April 7
9:00AM - 11:00AM
Discussion:
Lilly Fellows
9:00AM - 10:00AM:
break-out sessions
10:00AM - 11:00AM:
plenary discussion
11:30AM
Latin
Mass
St.
Joseph Chapel, Holy Cross
James
Christie on organ and Schola
Choral Group
1:00PM - 4:30PM
Bus tour:
historic sites of worship in Worcester by Preservation
Worcester
Conference
sponsored by
The Center
for Religion, Ethics, and Culture at the College of
the Holy Cross and supported by the Lilly Fellows Program
in Humanities and the Arts
Post
Conference Tour
Post Conference
Tour of Places of Worship by Preservation
Worcester, Inc. The tour is based
on the booklet Sacred Spaces: Guide to Nineteenth-Century
Sites of Worship in Worcester that profiles 19 historical
sites. The booklet has been sponsored by UnumProvident
Worcester and the Marshall Fund, College of the Holy
Cross.
Chamber
Singers Concert at Conference
"Sacred
Spaces: Legacy and Responsibility"
Saturday,
April 6, 2002
8:30PM,
Brooks Concert Hall
Brett Maguire
'02, organ
Bruce I.
Miller, director
Joseph Haydn
Abendlied zu Gott (Evensong to God), H. 25c:9 (1799)
(1732 - 1809)
Mark Kroll, fortepiano
Felix Mendelssohn
There shall a star come out of Jacob (1847)
(1809 - 1847)
(from Christus, Opus 97)
organ accompaniment
arranged
by Dudley
Buck (1839 - 1909)
Anton Bruckner
Ave Maria (1861)
(1824 - 1896)
Johannes Brahms
Geistliches Lied, Opus 30 (1864)
(1833 - 1897)
Gabriel Fauré
Cantique de Jean Racine, Opus 11 (1865)
(1845 - 1924)
Victoria McCabe '05, viola
Deborah Feld-Fabiesiewicz, harp
Arthur Sullivan
We have heard with our ears, O God (1865)
(1842 - 1900)
Madelaine Lane '04, soprano
Victoria McCabe '05, mezzo soprano
Sean Dillon '04, tenor
Evan A. MacCarthy '03, baritone
John Stainer
God so loved the world (1887)
(1840 - 1901)
(from The Crucifixion)
Healey Willan
There were shepherds abiding in the field (1906)
(1880 - 1968)
André K. Isaacs '05, baritone
Kathryn Sennett '05, soprano
Sean Beatty '05, tenor
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