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Augment your proficiency and value as a musician with knowledge shared by recognized experts. Register for one, or a whole series.

​The ICA Lecture Series is returning January 2025, with brand new Practitioner's Tracks!

Pairing chant & polyphony ~ Fauxbourdon ~ Anglican chant ~ Hildegard von Bingen; Dates TBA

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"It was absolutely everything I could’ve asked for, and a lot of the concepts we discussed I have implemented into my accompaniments. It was helpful for me as I continue to learn more about chant and its musical nature, as well as the role I have in laying a harmonic foundation from the organ. I really liked the examples you used (Salve Regina, Stabat Mater) to compare the different accompaniment structures."

- Charlie M., organ scholar at the Cathedral of Saint Paul in Birmingham, Alabama

after attending Organ Accompaniment of Gregorian Chant [Part I]

Technical Requirements

A desktop computer, laptop, or tablet (the larger the screen the better) equipped with videocamera (no cell phones, please), and Zoom app installed. Reliable access to high-speed internet is a must. Student is responsible for working technology. 

 

Tuition

Tuition payment may be made via PayPal, Venmo, credit card, or check. 

Ask your parish whether funding is available for continuing education.

Tuition may also be tax deductible for professional (compensated) musicians.

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