Online Event Please join us in remembrance and in celebration of Barbara Ess' life. A Zoom memorial service will be held on Saturday, April 3rd at 4pm. Barbara Ess taught at Bard for 24 years, and certainly left an impactful and unique mark on her students, colleagues, friends, and family. While the online gathering is hosted by the Photography Program, Barbara's family will be in attendance. Please feel free to join us!
Unfortunately our Zoom license has a cap of how many people can come, which is why I am encouraging that you register early rather than later if you wish to come. If the cap is reached, we will be live streaming the event to the Photography Program's page on Facebook. Please check there for updates to see if the cap is reached and if a live stream will be taking place: https://www.facebook.com/bardphoto
Memorial Format: - Opening remarks by Stephen Shore - A brief image presentation - Open remembrances & comments. (At this time in the memorial, please write your name in the chat and folks will be called on to speak by sequential order of names in the chat.) - Final remarks from recent Bard Photo alum, Leor Miller '19
AN ONLINE CONFERENCE AND PERFORMANCE SERIES, APRIL 8-10, 2021 Day One
Thursday, April 8, 2021 5:30–9 pm
Online Event This year’s annual conference of the US-China Music Institute will explore forms of Buddhist musical practice through online discussions, performances, and demonstrations. Speakers will provide historical, sociological, and musicological context for musical rituals in Buddhist traditions. Performances will draw from different regions and styles of traditional chanting, ceremonial music, and contemporary composition.
All events are free and open to the public. Learn more and register to receive links prior to each event at barduschinamusic.org/harmony2021
CONFERENCE EVENT SCHEDULE
THURSDAY, APRIL 8
BUDDHISM, MUSIC, AND SOCIETY
Panel Discussion (Zoom) 5:30-7pm EST
Speakers
Andrew Quintman, Professor of Religious Studies, Wesleyan University
Mingmei Yip, Visiting Professor of Chinese Music History, Bard College
Chen Tao, Professor of Chinese Music, Bard College; Artistic Director, Melody of Dragon, Inc.
Zhai Fengjian, Associate Researcher, China National Academy of Fine Arts
Performance (Streaming) 8-9pm EST
Featuring ceremonial chanting from
Daxiangguo Temple, Kaifang, Henan Province
Zhihua Temple, Beijing
Mount Wutai Buddhist Monk Ensemble, Shanxi Province
Jade Buddha Temple, Shanghai
Huafan University, Department of Buddhist Studies, Taipei
International Buddhist Progress Society (IBPS), North America (multiple locations)
Erin Christovale is the co-founder of Black Radical Imagination and the Associate curator at the Hammer Museum.
Friday, April 9, 2021 12–2 pm
Online Event Each semester CCS Bard hosts a program of lectures by leading artists, curators, art historians, and critics, situating the school and museum’s concerns within the larger context of contemporary art production and discourse. Lectures are open to students and faculty, as well as to the general public, and will also be documented through video and/or audio recordings, which will reside in the CCS Bard Library and Archives. All talks are free and open to the public - registration is required in advance.Sponsored by: Center for Curatorial Studies.
AN ONLINE CONFERENCE AND PERFORMANCE SERIES, APRIL 8-10, 2021 Day Two
Friday, April 9, 2021 5:30–9 pm
Online Event This year’s annual conference of the US-China Music Institute will explore forms of Buddhist musical practice through online discussions, performances, and demonstrations. Speakers will provide historical, sociological, and musicological context for musical rituals in Buddhist traditions. Performances will draw from different regions and styles of traditional chanting, ceremonial music, and contemporary composition.
All events are free and open to the public. Learn more and register to receive links prior to each event at barduschinamusic.org/harmony2021
CONFERENCE EVENT SCHEDULE
THURSDAY, APRIL 8
BUDDHISM, MUSIC, AND SOCIETY
Panel Discussion (Zoom) 5:30-7pm EST
Speakers
Andrew Quintman, Professor of Religious Studies, Wesleyan University
Mingmei Yip, Visiting Professor of Chinese Music History, Bard College
Chen Tao, Professor of Chinese Music, Bard College; Artistic Director, Melody of Dragon, Inc.
Zhai Fengjian, Associate Researcher, China National Academy of Fine Arts
Performance (Streaming) 8-9pm EST
Featuring ceremonial chanting from
Daxiangguo Temple, Kaifang, Henan Province
Zhihua Temple, Beijing
Mount Wutai Buddhist Monk Ensemble, Shanxi Province
Jade Buddha Temple, Shanghai
Huafan University, Department of Buddhist Studies, Taipei
International Buddhist Progress Society (IBPS), North America (multiple locations)
AN ONLINE CONFERENCE AND PERFORMANCE SERIES, APRIL 8-10, 2021 Day Three
Saturday, April 10, 2021 7:30–9:30 pm
Online Event This year’s annual conference of the US-China Music Institute will explore forms of Buddhist musical practice through online discussions, performances, and demonstrations. Speakers will provide historical, sociological, and musicological context for musical rituals in Buddhist traditions. Performances will draw from different regions and styles of traditional chanting, ceremonial music, and contemporary composition.
All events are free and open to the public. Learn more and register to receive links prior to each event at barduschinamusic.org/harmony2021
CONFERENCE EVENT SCHEDULE
THURSDAY, APRIL 8
BUDDHISM, MUSIC, AND SOCIETY
Panel Discussion (Zoom) 5:30-7pm EST
Speakers
Andrew Quintman, Professor of Religious Studies, Wesleyan University
Mingmei Yip, Visiting Professor of Chinese Music History, Bard College
Chen Tao, Professor of Chinese Music, Bard College; Artistic Director, Melody of Dragon, Inc.
Zhai Fengjian, Associate Researcher, China National Academy of Fine Arts
Performance (Streaming) 8-9pm EST
Featuring ceremonial chanting from
Daxiangguo Temple, Kaifang, Henan Province
Zhihua Temple, Beijing
Mount Wutai Buddhist Monk Ensemble, Shanxi Province
Jade Buddha Temple, Shanghai
Huafan University, Department of Buddhist Studies, Taipei
International Buddhist Progress Society (IBPS), North America (multiple locations)
Online Event Please join us in remembrance and in celebration of Barbara Ess' life. A Zoom memorial service will be held on Saturday, April 3rd at 4pm. Barbara Ess taught at Bard for 24 years, and certainly left an impactful and unique mark on her students, colleagues, friends, and family. While the online gathering is hosted by the Photography Program, Barbara's family will be in attendance. Please feel free to join us!
Unfortunately our Zoom license has a cap of how many people can come, which is why I am encouraging that you register early rather than later if you wish to come. If the cap is reached, we will be live streaming the event to the Photography Program's page on Facebook. Please check there for updates to see if the cap is reached and if a live stream will be taking place: https://www.facebook.com/bardphoto
Memorial Format: - Opening remarks by Stephen Shore - A brief image presentation - Open remembrances & comments. (At this time in the memorial, please write your name in the chat and folks will be called on to speak by sequential order of names in the chat.) - Final remarks from recent Bard Photo alum, Leor Miller '19
AN ONLINE CONFERENCE AND PERFORMANCE SERIES, APRIL 8-10, 2021 Day One
Thursday, April 8, 2021 5:30–9 pm
Online Event This year’s annual conference of the US-China Music Institute will explore forms of Buddhist musical practice through online discussions, performances, and demonstrations. Speakers will provide historical, sociological, and musicological context for musical rituals in Buddhist traditions. Performances will draw from different regions and styles of traditional chanting, ceremonial music, and contemporary composition.
All events are free and open to the public. Learn more and register to receive links prior to each event at barduschinamusic.org/harmony2021
CONFERENCE EVENT SCHEDULE
THURSDAY, APRIL 8
BUDDHISM, MUSIC, AND SOCIETY
Panel Discussion (Zoom) 5:30-7pm EST
Speakers
Andrew Quintman, Professor of Religious Studies, Wesleyan University
Mingmei Yip, Visiting Professor of Chinese Music History, Bard College
Chen Tao, Professor of Chinese Music, Bard College; Artistic Director, Melody of Dragon, Inc.
Zhai Fengjian, Associate Researcher, China National Academy of Fine Arts
Performance (Streaming) 8-9pm EST
Featuring ceremonial chanting from
Daxiangguo Temple, Kaifang, Henan Province
Zhihua Temple, Beijing
Mount Wutai Buddhist Monk Ensemble, Shanxi Province
Jade Buddha Temple, Shanghai
Huafan University, Department of Buddhist Studies, Taipei
International Buddhist Progress Society (IBPS), North America (multiple locations)
Erin Christovale is the co-founder of Black Radical Imagination and the Associate curator at the Hammer Museum.
Friday, April 9, 2021 12–2 pm
Online Event Each semester CCS Bard hosts a program of lectures by leading artists, curators, art historians, and critics, situating the school and museum’s concerns within the larger context of contemporary art production and discourse. Lectures are open to students and faculty, as well as to the general public, and will also be documented through video and/or audio recordings, which will reside in the CCS Bard Library and Archives. All talks are free and open to the public - registration is required in advance.Sponsored by: Center for Curatorial Studies.
AN ONLINE CONFERENCE AND PERFORMANCE SERIES, APRIL 8-10, 2021 Day Two
Friday, April 9, 2021 5:30–9 pm
Online Event This year’s annual conference of the US-China Music Institute will explore forms of Buddhist musical practice through online discussions, performances, and demonstrations. Speakers will provide historical, sociological, and musicological context for musical rituals in Buddhist traditions. Performances will draw from different regions and styles of traditional chanting, ceremonial music, and contemporary composition.
All events are free and open to the public. Learn more and register to receive links prior to each event at barduschinamusic.org/harmony2021
CONFERENCE EVENT SCHEDULE
THURSDAY, APRIL 8
BUDDHISM, MUSIC, AND SOCIETY
Panel Discussion (Zoom) 5:30-7pm EST
Speakers
Andrew Quintman, Professor of Religious Studies, Wesleyan University
Mingmei Yip, Visiting Professor of Chinese Music History, Bard College
Chen Tao, Professor of Chinese Music, Bard College; Artistic Director, Melody of Dragon, Inc.
Zhai Fengjian, Associate Researcher, China National Academy of Fine Arts
Performance (Streaming) 8-9pm EST
Featuring ceremonial chanting from
Daxiangguo Temple, Kaifang, Henan Province
Zhihua Temple, Beijing
Mount Wutai Buddhist Monk Ensemble, Shanxi Province
Jade Buddha Temple, Shanghai
Huafan University, Department of Buddhist Studies, Taipei
International Buddhist Progress Society (IBPS), North America (multiple locations)
AN ONLINE CONFERENCE AND PERFORMANCE SERIES, APRIL 8-10, 2021 Day Three
Saturday, April 10, 2021 7:30–9:30 pm
Online Event This year’s annual conference of the US-China Music Institute will explore forms of Buddhist musical practice through online discussions, performances, and demonstrations. Speakers will provide historical, sociological, and musicological context for musical rituals in Buddhist traditions. Performances will draw from different regions and styles of traditional chanting, ceremonial music, and contemporary composition.
All events are free and open to the public. Learn more and register to receive links prior to each event at barduschinamusic.org/harmony2021
CONFERENCE EVENT SCHEDULE
THURSDAY, APRIL 8
BUDDHISM, MUSIC, AND SOCIETY
Panel Discussion (Zoom) 5:30-7pm EST
Speakers
Andrew Quintman, Professor of Religious Studies, Wesleyan University
Mingmei Yip, Visiting Professor of Chinese Music History, Bard College
Chen Tao, Professor of Chinese Music, Bard College; Artistic Director, Melody of Dragon, Inc.
Zhai Fengjian, Associate Researcher, China National Academy of Fine Arts
Performance (Streaming) 8-9pm EST
Featuring ceremonial chanting from
Daxiangguo Temple, Kaifang, Henan Province
Zhihua Temple, Beijing
Mount Wutai Buddhist Monk Ensemble, Shanxi Province
Jade Buddha Temple, Shanghai
Huafan University, Department of Buddhist Studies, Taipei
International Buddhist Progress Society (IBPS), North America (multiple locations)
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