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- Christopher Berry, Milwaukee, Wisconsin
- Dr. Horst Buchholz, Detroit, Michigan
- Mary Ann Carr Wilson, San Diego, California
- Gregory DiPippo
- Dr. Jennifer Donelson-Nowicka, St. Patrick’s Seminary, Menlo Park, California
- Most Rev. Earl K. Fernandes, Bishop of Columbus, OH
- David Hughes, Waterbury, Connecticut
- Dr. Aaron James, Toronto, Ontario
- Dr. Nathan Knutson, St. Charles Seminary, Wynnewood, PA
- Dr. William Mahrt, CMAA President, Stanford University
- Jeffrey Morse, Phoenix, CA
- Dr. MeeAe Cecilia Nam, Eastern Michigan University
- Michael Olbash, St. John’s Seminary, Boston, Massachusetts
- Rev. Robert Pasley, Mater Ecclesiae Catholic Church, Berlin, New Jersey
- William Riccio, West Haven, Connecticut
- Dr. Edward Schaefer, Hagerstown, MD
- Dr. Lucas Tappan, Topeka, KS
- Dr. Susan Treacy, Henrico, Virginia
- Dr. Charles Weaver, Norwalk, CT
Chant Course Descriptions
This course in Gregorian chant is intended for real chant beginners: both those who can read modern notation and those with no musical training.
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Participants will learn how to read the four-line staff, the names of the neumes, and how to navigate the intervals with solfege. Rhythm will be introduced. Course material will include the Ordinaries of the Mass and one Proper.
This course offers continued study in Gregorian chant and is intended for those who have some background in chant but do not sing chant on a regular basis.
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This is an intermediate course whose primary aim, like the foundation course, will not be performance during the liturgy. Participants will be responsible for singing the Ordinaries of the Mass and will be prepared to sing four chant Propers during the week in addition to the Mass Ordinaries.
This course is intended for advanced singers who sing chant regularly.
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The two scholas (men, women) will be responsible for the bulk of the more difficult Mass Propers sung during the week.
Advanced Seminar on Chant Conducting (Director, Dr. Jennifer Donelson-Nowicka)
This course is intended for advanced singers (both men and women) who wish to continue their study of Gregorian chant, particularly on conducting and interpretation. This class will also focus on study rather than performance.
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This choir will prepare four Mass Propers for liturgies during the week.
NOTE: A quick review of Gregorian notation will be offered, but it is expected that the singer will have a good basic understanding and ability to read Gregorian square-note notation.
Chant Repertory
Morse
Women's Schola
Tues., 6/25/24: Introit, (English) Weber | Communion (English), Gorbitz
Wed., 6/26/24: Introit Mihi autem nimis (Spanish), Gorbitz
Thurs., 6/27/24: Gradual Requiem aeternam (Latin)
Fri., 6/28/24: Alleluia Spiritus Sanctus docebit vos (Latin)
Fri., 6/28/24: Vespers (with men’s schola)
Sat., 6/29/24: Gradual Constitutes eos (Latin)
Hughes
Men's Schola
Tues. 6/25/24: Alleluia Emitte spiritum tuum (Latin) | Confirma Hoc Deus (English), Weber
Wed., 6/26/24: Communion Vos qui secuti estis me (Spanish), Gorbitz
Thurs., 6/27/24: Tract Absolve
Fri., 6/28/24: Gradual Inveni, David, servum meum
Fri., 6/28/24: Vespers (with women’s schola)
Sat., 6/29/24: Communion Tu es Petrus
Knutson
Intermediate Schola
Wed., 6/26/24: Alleluia Nimis honorati sunt amici tui (Latin)
Fri., 6/28/24: Introit Loquetur Dominus pacem
Sat., 6/29/24: Introit Nunc scio vere
Donelson-Nowicka
Chant Conducting
Wed., 6/26/24: Offertory In omnem terram exivit sonus eorum (Latin)
Fri., 6/28/24: Offertory Benedicam Dominum
Sat., 6/29/24: Offertory Constitutes eos principes
Tappan
Beginning Chant
Sat., 6/29/24: Communion Quod dico vobis
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Chant
Thurs. 6/27/24: Dies irae
Fri., 6/28/24: Mass IV (Kyrie, Gloria, Sanctus, Agnus Dei)
Polyphony Repertory
Choirs will sing a selection of motets, as well as polyphonic Mass ordinaries and propers.
Berry
Polyphony
Christopher Berry
Wed., 6/26/24: Kyrie, Misa Santiago, Knaggs | Gradual, Mahrt
Thurs., 6/27/24: Durúfle Requiem Introit and Kyrie
Fri., 6/28/24: Iste Sanctus, Guerrero
Sat., 6/29/24: Messa da Capella a quattro voci Sanctus and Agnus Dei, Monteverdi | Hodie Paulus Apostolus, Marenzio
Buchholz
Polyphony
Horst Buchholz
Tues. 6/25/24: Gradual, Mahrt | Come, Holy Ghost, Atwood
Wed., 6/26/24: Agnus Dei, Misa Santiago, Knaggs | Domine non sum dignus, Victoria
Thurs., 6/27/24: Durúfle Requiem Sanctus, Agnus Dei and Pie Jesu
Fri., 6/28/24: His est vere martyr, Clemens
Sat., 6/29/24: Messa da Capella a quattro vociKyrie and Gloria, Monteverdi| Tu es Petrus, Fauré
Olbash
Polyphony
Michael Olbash
Tues., 6/25/24: O How Sweet O Lord, Healey Willan
Wed., 6/26/24: Sanctus, Misa Santiago, Knaggs | O Decus Apostolicum, Victoria
Thurs., 6/27/24: Durúfle Requiem Communion and Libera Me
Sat., 6/29/24: Messa da Capella a quattro voci Credo, Monteverdi
Section Leader Ensemble
Polyphony
Section Leader Ensemble
Tues., 6/25/24: Veni Sancte Spiritus, Allegri [conducted by Berry]
Thurs., 6/27/24: Salve Regina a 5, Josquin [conducted by Olbash]
All
Polyphony
All
Tues. 6/25/24: Windhaager Messe, Bruckner
Sat., 6/29/24: Ave Maria, Bruckner [conducted by Buchholz]
Registration Information
June 24 – 29, 2024
St. John Newman Center, 604 E. Armory Ave. | Champaign, IL 61820
All registrations must be received by June 10, 2024.
After that point, you may contact us at gm@musicasacra.com to inquire about any late registration possibilities.
Note: In 2023, we sold out early, so don’t delay.
Colloquium Pricing
Prices include all classes, liturgies, and sessions plus dinner on June 24, 2024, and lunches Tuesday – Friday. The closing lunch is optional and is offered as a separate item on the registration. Evening meals on Tuesday – Friday are provided for those staying in dormitory housing. Commuters may also register for these dinners separately.
With a current CMAA membership, the members’ rate is available to you; it is not transferable to another person. If your parish has a CMAA parish membership, please contact your Director of Music for the discount code.
Not yet a member? Join now and receive the benefits of membership for a full year.
Note: All registrants must be eighteen (18) years old on or before June 24, 2024, unless accompanied by a fully-registered parent. If a parent does not want to participate in choirs, the parent may register as a companion with a lower rate.
Early Bird
until March 31- CMAA Member: $460
- Non-member: $510
- Student/Seminarian: $230
- Companion: $375
Regular
April 1 – May 1- CMAA Member: $510
- Non-member: $560
- Student/Seminarian: $255
- Companion: $425
Late
after May 1- CMAA Member: $560
- Non-member: $610
- Student/Seminarian: $280
- Companion: $475
Accommodations
Dormitory housing is available for all attendees at the St. John Newman Center at the University of Illinois, Champaign. Choose from single or double accommodations.
Please note that all rooms will have a shared bathroom. Linens will be provided.
When you stay in the dormitories, your breakfasts Tuesday – Saturday and dinners Tuesday – Friday will also be provided in the Newman Center cafeteria (on the main level of the building). Please provide the name of your preferred roommate if you choose the double room option.
*If you don’t already have a roommate, we will attempt to match you up with a roommate. If we are unable to do so, you will be responsible for the single rate, which must be paid on or before June 24. Dormitory rooms are limited, so later registrants may only have a double occupancy option available.
Parking is available on campus at a rate of $58.00 for the week. Register for this on the registration page.
5 Nights
- Single room, with linens $300
- Double room, with linens* $270
6 Nights
- Single room, with linens $335
- Double room, with linens* $299
7 Nights
- Single room, with linens $370
- Double room, with linens* $328
Additionals
Closing Lunch
$30
Special Dietary Needs
Dinners only, Tues - Friday
$59
parking on Campus
$58
Instructions for Clergy and Seminarians
Please download this instruction page for clergy and seminarians regarding participation in the liturgies of the Colloquium.
Information regarding the vestment colors, as well as information regarding letters of good standing, are detailed in the instruction sheet.
If you have questions, please contact us at gm@musicasacra.com.
INSTRUCTIONS FOR CLERGY AND SEMINARIANS
Scholarships
All scholarships are made possible by generous CMAA donors. If you are interested in sponsoring a musician, priest or seminarian’s attendance, please write to us at gm@musicasacra.com or make a donation to our Scholarship Fund.
Scholarship Assistance may be available for partial tuition for persons or parishes of limited means. To apply for a scholarship, please see information about scholarship applications or request a packet from the CMAA office by calling (505) 263-6298. The application deadline is April 15. To apply for a CMAA Colloquium scholarship, please fill out the application form and Scholarship recommendation form and submit them to us (email preferred) prior to April 15, 2024. All applications and recommendations must be received at our office by April 15, 2024.
SCHOLARSHIP RECOMMENDATION FORM
Send applications to us at CMAA, 322 Roy Foster Rd., McMinnville, TN 37110 or you may email the completed forms to us at gm@musicasacra.com. In order to process your application, we must have both forms received by the deadline. If you have not received confirmation that your application was received in our office by April 15, please email us at gm@musicasacra.com to ensure you don’t miss the deadline.
Cancellations
Requests received in writing at the CMAA Office emailed or postmarked on or before June 10 will receive a refund less the non-refundable $75 deposit. After that date, partial refunds are given only in the form of a credit toward registration for the 2025 Colloquium. Credits are not carried forward for more than one year. Refunds may be processed after the Colloquium. All requests for credit must be received by email by June 23 to be considered for any credit (gm@musicasacra.com). Requests after June 10 may only receive partial credit, depending on charges to the CMAA for meals, housing, and other expenses.
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