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Chautauqua pair addresses education, performance and worship: history of the Sacred Song Service

On a number of occasions, Jared Jacobsen, Chautauqua organist and worship and sacred music coordinator, and Marlie Bendiksen, Chautauqua Institution Archives associate, have instructed and delighted Chautauqua audiences on the subject of hymns — a little bit of history, a little bit of song.

This year will be a little more of the same and a little bit different. Titled “History of the Sacred Song Service,” their Chautauqua Heritage Lecture Series presentation will begin today at 3:30 p.m. in the Hall of Christ. They invite audience participation.

Given presentations by Jacobsen and Bendikesen in years past, the series’ attention to Chautauqua’s Sacred Song Service is the next logical thing to do, Bendiksen said.

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The Athenaeum at Cayalá, Guatamala, is a civic building with classical proportion and Chautauqua inspiration. Submitted photo.

Thinking like an architect: precedent and history in creative process

  George Cooper | Staff Writer Sometimes it is coincidence. Other times brilliance. Still other times, as architect and Notre Dame professor Richard Economakis says, precedents and historical examples influence the creative process in composing a new piece of art. As part of the Oliver Archives Center Heritage Lecture Series, Economakis will speak at 3:30 […]

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