Les Miracles de Notre Dame
Cathedral Basilica of St. Louis
St. Louis, MO
Medieval Paris was not only a center of learning, debate, art, and architecture: it was also a capital of musical creation and innovation, the most important in Europe. You will hear the magnificent vocal music sung within the walls of the great cathedral, as well as miracle tales, student songs, and minstrel turns performed in Notre Dame’s shadow, on either bank of the steadily flowing Seine. A feast!
Hear a preview clip here.
A collaboration with the Cathedral Basilica of Saint Louis Schola, directed by Andrew J. Kreigh, Director of Sacred Music
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Medieval Paris was not only a center of learning, debate, art, and architecture: it was also a capital of musical creation and innovation, the most important in Europe. You will hear the magnificent vocal music sung within the walls of the great cathedral, as well as miracle tales, student songs, and minstrel turns performed in Notre Dame’s shadow, on either bank of the steadily flowing Seine. A feast!
Hear a preview clip here.
Medieval Paris was not only a center of learning, debate, art, and architecture: it was also a capital of musical creation and innovation, the most important in Europe. You will hear the magnificent vocal music sung within the walls of the great cathedral, as well as miracle tales, student songs, and minstrel turns performed in Notre Dame’s shadow, on either bank of the steadily flowing Seine. A feast!
Hear a preview clip here.
Pre-concert talk by Prof. Thomas F. Kelley (Harvard) at 2:30pm
Pre-concert talk by Prof. Caroline Bruzelius (Duke) held virtually; available to all ticket holders along with online performance.
Reminder to our US friends that the clocks go back one hour on Saturday night – enjoy your extra hour of sleep!
