University of St. Thomas
Educating Leaders of Faith and Character - Houston, Tx. Quick Links - quickly find top destinations Directory - find people at the University of St. Thomas Houston Contact - get the phone, email or mailing address of the University of St. Thomas Houston
Admissions & Financial Aid Schools & Centers For Excellence Degrees, Programs & Courses Campus & Student Life Giving to UST Offices & Services About UST

CALENDAR

Printer Friendly Page Email a Friend
Sign Up for Event Notification
« December 2010 »
S M T W T F S
      1 2 3 4
5 6 7 8 9 10 11
12 13 14 15 16 17 18
19 20 21 22 23 24 25
26 27 28 29 30 31  
Day | Month | Month Grid
  View All  
  General  
  Academic  
  Athletics  
  Student Affairs  
  Religious  
  Alumni/Friends/Donors  
  Lectures and Special Events  
  Schools and Centers  
  Catholic Connections  
  Residence Life  
  Performing Arts  
  Safety Awareness  
« return to calendar
Words, Deeds & Arts: “Advent & New Beginnings: Gregorian Chant & Living the Liturgical Rhythms of the Year”
Wednesday, December 15, 2010 5:00 PM to 8:00 PM
The Serra Club of Houston, Notre Dame Club of Houston and the University of St. Thomas invite you to a lecture series called Words, Deed & Arts. “Advent and New Beginnings: Gregorian Chant and Living the Liturgical Rhythms of the Year" is the lecture topic for Dec. 15, 2010. The presenter will be Dr. Dominic Aquila.

As the early Church moved from the ground of its Semitic origins to the wider world of Greek culture, it had to negotiate the tensions between the two worlds, the Hebraic and the Hellenic. “What has Athens to do with Jerusalem?” Tertullian’s famous question captured this tension. In the realm of music and liturgy we could ask an analogous question: “What has Orpheus to do with David?” With Orpheus and David representing the quintessence of the Greek and Jewish musical traditions.

In this lecture, Dr. Aquila discusses the relation of music and liturgy in the history of the Catholic Church with special attention to four periods of tension between them each in part informed by elements of the Orpheus-Davidic understanding of music. The presentation will include musical examples of plainchant and polyphony.

Schedule
5 pm - Mass, Chapel of St. Basil
5:45 pm - Reception, Cullen Hall
6:30 pm - Lecture/conversation, Cullen Hall

Parking is complimentary.

RSVP by Dec. 9 to serra_lectures@sbcglobal.net.

Visit the Serra Club website.

“Words, Deeds and Arts” is a fall lecture series. Other dates in the series include September 22, October 27, November 18 and December 15.
Cost Admission for students is free with a student ID, $20 all others
Location Mass: Chapel of St. Basil, Reception & Lecture: Cullen Hall
Address Chapel of St. Basil: 3802 Yoakum
Cullen Hall: 4001 Mt. Vernon
Contact Cathy Connors at cathynd95@jlc-consult.com; 281-914-0703
Sponsored By Serra Club of Houston, University of St Thomas and Notre Dame Club of Houston
Flyer Click here to download the flyer

Home | Contact Us | Online Newsroom | EmploymentInformation Technology | Library & ResearchSite Map | Report an Issue

© Copyright University of St. Thomas - Houston. All Rights Reserved.

http://www.stthom.edu/About_UST/Calendar.aqf