Calendar of Events

DateTimeWhereDescription
March 06, 201009:00 AMMonastery Immaculate Conception 802 East 10th Street (Sisters of St. Benedict)
Ferdinand,Indiana
USA
Chant 101
with Susan Hellauer of Anonymous 4

The basics of chant mode/psalm tone.
Chant forms. Shaping a unison line.
LOTS OF SINGING!


9:30am - 4:00pm Registration 9:00 am
Lunch provided. Q and A following. 

To register or for more information:
dwt@insightbb.com or 812-833-5932

$60 tuition/$50 students/seniors
Pay at the door by check to MVHS

From March 19, 2010 through March 20, 201005:00 PMSeventh Avenue Presbyterian Church, 1329 Seventh Avenue
San Francisco,California
USA
The Sound World
of Hildegard of Bingen

Susan Hellauer & Marsha Genensky of Anonymous 4
presented by Seventh Avenue Presbyterian Church
and San Francisco Renaissance Voices


Learn & sing the ecstatic chants of the legendary 12th-century German abbess, AND learn & sing the music that she herself knew -- the music that was the foundation and habitat of her own compositions. Participants will learn how to approach Hildegard's unique style in order to create a shapely, word-directed musical line.

For more information and to reserve visit the SFRV website.
April 23, 201008:00 PMVan Wezel Performing Arts Hall
Sarasota,Florida
USA
Mystical Arts of Tibet
on tour
instrumental music & sacred chanting

for ticket information visit the
Van Wezel Performing Arts website
visit the Mystical Arts of Tibet website
for information on their programs


April 25, 201003:00 PMRamapo College - Sharp Theater
Mahwah,New Jersey
USA

The Mystical Arts of Tibet:
Sacred Music Sacred Dance

The Drepung Loselung Monks

Mystical masked dances, elaborate costumes,
traditional instruments, and multiphonic singing,
in a tradition that dates back 2500 years.
A unique opportunity to experience
the special and spectacular culture of Tibet.

The Ramapo College Events page

and the Mystical Arts of Tibet home page

May 01, 201008:00 PMStephens Hall Theatre
Towson,Georgia
USA
Mystical Arts of Tibet
Sacred Music Sacred Dance for World Healing

Back by popular demand,
the Drepung Loseling monks
are particularly renowned
for their multiphonic chanting.
Each of the main chant masters
simultaneously intone three notes,
thus each creating a complete chord
Center for the Arts Box Office,
(410) 704-2787

www.tuboxoffice.com

May 08, 2010

until 4:00 pm

10:00 AMCorpus Christi Church, 529 W. 121st Street (near Broadway)
New York,New York
USA
postponed - will be rescheduled for fall 2010
Chant Camp

The  Medieval Plainchant Trope and Prosa
with Susan Hellauer of Anonymous 4

Join Susan Hellauer for an exploration of a forgotten but fascinating repertoire from the Middle Ages. Tropes and Prosas were additions to the standard liturgical plainchant, and were the vehicle for intense musical creativity, until they were almost all banned by the Council of Trent in the mid 16th century.

10 am - 4 pm
Visit the
Friends of Liturgical Music Chant Camp page
to reserve your place and for more info.
From June 04, 2010 through June 06, 2009

from 4:30 pm Friday through lunch on Sunday.

04:30 PMWisdom House Convent & Retreat Center
Litchfield,Connecticut
USA
Weekend Chant Camp
with Susan Hellauer of Anonymous 4
A (Music) Room of One's Own:
The Sound-World
of Hildegard von Bingen

Learn & sing the ecstatic chants of the legendary 12th-century German abbess, AND learn & sing the music that she herself knew -- the music that was the sonic foundation of her own compositions. Participants will learn how to approach Hildegard's unique style in order to create a shapely, word-directed musical line.

We'll reconstruct a musical "day" at Hildegard's abbey, culminating in a performance on Saturday night. In Sunday morning's sessions we'll learn to sing Hildegard's music from original notation.

Register via the Wisdom House events page
(scroll down to the June 2010 events)
June 10, 2010

Afternoon of Thursday, June 10, exact times TBA shortly.

TBA TBA
Berkeley,California
USA
Vespers of 1210
with Susan Hellauer & Marsha Genensky
of Anonymous 4

sponsored by Early Music America
as part of the Berkeley Early Music Festival

Celebrate the 400th Anniversary
of Monteverdi's Vespers of 1610
by learning and singing the plainchant
on which he based his monumental work.

Afternoon of Thursday, June 10
Register online at www.earlymusic.org
or call EMA at 1-888-SACKBUT
One-day and half-day passes are available.
June 12, 2010

registration 9:00 am; singing 9:30 am. 1 hour lunch break (brown bag); singing until 4:30 pm; 30 minute Q&A until 5:00 pm with Susan and Marsha

09:00 AMHoly Cross Church, 126 High Street
Santa Cruz,California
USA
Chant Camp
with Susan Hellauer and Marsha Genensky
of Anonymous 4

The Sound World of Hildegard of Bingen
Learn & sing the ecstatic chants of the legendary
12th-century German abbess, AND learn & sing
the music that she herself knew -- the music that
was the sonic foundation of her own compositions.

Participants will learn how to approach Hildegard's unique style in order to create a shapely, word-directed musical line. We'll reconstruct a musical "day" at Hildegard's abbey,  learning pieces from Susan Hellauer's own transcriptions, as well as from original notation and "by heart."

Cost: $60/$40 students & seniors
Register and purchase tickets at

BROWNPAPERTICKETS

Sponsored by Holy Cross Church
and the Community Music School in Santa Cruz

Email ChantCamp@ChantVillage.com for additional information.

June 13, 2010

10am-noon at the UC Berkeley Chavez Center 1pm-3pm at Trinity Chapel in Berkeley

10:00 AMUC Berkeley Chavez Center and Trinity Chapel in Berkeley
Berkeley,California
USA
Chant in Renaissance Polyphony
Sing-Along Workshop
with Susan Hellauer & Marsha Genensky
of Anonymous 4

Presented by
Mostly Motets

during the Berkeley Early Music Festival

If purchased on or before June 8th, tickets are $20 for the morning session, $25 for the afternoon session, or $35 for both sessions.  After June 8th they are $25 morning, $30 afternoon, or $45 for both sessions.  Purchasing a ticket in advance assures that a seat and a program with sheet music will be available for you. 

See the Mostly Motets Events page for more information, and to register and purchase tickets. Or call (800) 838-3006.