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Blogging from CMAA Colloquium XVIII

I will be blogging from Loyola University Chicago at the Church Music Association of America’s Sacred Music Colloquium XVIII from now until June 22. This is the first year that the CMAA is holding the event off the campus of the Catholic University of America, and by all accounts it will be the largest Colloquium that the CMAA has held to date.

I’m not sure how much help I will be asked to provide at the event, but I plan on audio recording some of the sessions, lectures and liturgies, and maybe snag interviews with newcomers and veterans. So for those who cannot attend this year’s edition, perhaps this glimpse will serve to whet appetites for Colloquium XIX and/or a similar event closer to home.

Posted 06.16.2008
by Aristotle Esguerra
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Filed under: Conferences and Workshops; Gregorian Chant; Music Education; Sacred polyphony; Uncategorized.

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2 Comments

Not quite accurate.

The Colloquium was held exclusively on the campus of Christendom College for the first several years.


dad29
06.16.2008 @ 1:23 pm #

Since I attended the Chant Intensive last week, I was unable to take off another week for the colloquium this year, but am already making plans for next year to attend. The Loyola facilities are very nice, don\’t you think? The chapel is particularly suitable for sacred music… what a reverb!


Jeffrey Herbert
06.17.2008 @ 8:46 am #

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