A Community Calendar of MMF and other Moravian music happenings.
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2020 CALENDAR
October Lecture
The Americanization of Moravian Music
Thursday, October 8, 2020, 12:15pm
Dave Blum, Research Librarian
Lecture is pre-recorded and released on the MMF YouTube Channel
Link to EVENT
Moravian Music Sunday:
In light of concerns, please feel free to choose any Sunday in 2020
to celebrate Moravian music! Provided resources are suitable
for any season of the year.
ANY SUNDAY IN 2020
Moravian Music Sunday encourages all Moravian congregations to celebrate music composed/arranged by, and texts written by Moravians. More Info and Resources
The Rev. Nola R. Knouse and the staff of MMF led Moravian Music Sunday worship service on Moravian Church Without Walls on June 7, 2020.
VIDEO
www.moravian.org
PLEASE EXPLORE AND WATCH MMF’s LECTURE and CONCERT VIDEOS and these OTHER MORAVIAN RESOURCES AVAILABLE:
May 17 PASTORAL PERFECTION
*** CONCERT POSTPONED ***
a string chamber concert: Beethoven’s Symphony No. 6, Pastoral, arranged for string sextet, performed by musicians of the Winston-Salem Symphony. 5:00 – 6:00pm, Spaugh Recital Hall, Moravian Music Foundation, Archie K Davis Center, 457 S. Church St., Winston-Salem, NC, behind the PEC offices (Cedarhyrst). TICKETS$ DIRECTIONS
BTHVN Rocks WS is a city-wide collaboration of arts organizations to showcase the genius of Ludwig van Beethoven.
Nov 12 Lunchtime Lecture Series – rescheduled from April 9
RESCHEDULED for NOV 12, 2020
– Christian Reuter: Moravian GIS Mapper for Forsyth County; Dr. Rod Meyer, former Director, Historic Bethabara Park, lecturer.
Moravian Archives & Moravian Music Foundation present free lectures for the public, held on the 2nd Tuesday of the month, 12:15 p.m. https://moravianmusic.org/news-and-events/lunchtime-lectures/ 336-722-1742 or 336-725-0651
2021
Featured Event (rescheduled):
POSTPONED & RESCHEDULED Oct 8 – 10, 2020
Bethlehem Conference on Moravian History and Music
has been rescheduled for April 22 – 24, 2021. For more information, please see www.moravianconferences.org
The Conference will take place on North Campus of Moravian College; with additional venues: Moravian Theological Seminary, College Hill Moravian Church, and the Moravian Archives. Central Moravian Church, 73 W Church St., Bethlehem, PA. www.moravianchurcharchives.org
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an UPDATE
about FESTIVAL *
July 18-24, 2021
26th Moravian Music Festival, in Bethlehem, PA.
The most virtual festival ever!
Special online programs, concerts, workshops, etc.
Listen to concerts, lectures, master classes, demonstrations, etc.
Participate in
rehearsals, concerts, preludes,
recordings, videos,
workshops, roundtables, collaborations, lessons, master classes,
Zoom socials, interest groups, games,
… and much more!
Children‘s Program!
Youth are welcome and encouraged to participate!
Worship, fellowship, workshops, learning new music and new skills! See www.MoravianMusicFestival.org for frequent updates.
Leadership:
Dr. John V. Sinclair, Festival Chorus and Orchestra,
Allen Frank, Festival Concert Band,
Rebecca Kleintop Lepore, Festival Organist,
Donald Kemmerer, Festival Trombone Choir,
Joni Roos, Festival Chamber Ensembles,
Jan Harke, Festival Handbell Choir,
Rev. Melissa Johnson, Festival Chaplain,
Myra Jones, Children’s Program Coordinator,
Hank Naisby, Festival Chair
