Yale Institute of Sacred Music

From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

The Yale Institute of Sacred Music traces its roots to the School of Sacred Music founded at Union Theological Seminary in New York City. The seminary's department of church music was brought to Yale in 1972, entering into partnership with the Yale School of Music and the Yale Divinity School. The Institute offers programs in organ performance, choral conducting, liturgical studies, voice, and religion and the arts.

Students can achieve the degrees of Master of Music, Master of Arts in Religion in Liturgical Studies, or a comprehensive Master of Arts in Religion through the affiliated schools.

[edit] External links

• Institute of Sacred Music

v • d • e Yale University, New Haven, Connecticut Schools Yale College · Graduate School of Arts & Sciences · School of Architecture · School of Art · Divinity School · School of Drama · School of Engineering & Applied Science · School of Forestry & Environmental Studies · Law School · School of Management · School of Medicine · School of Music · School of Nursing · School of Public Health · Institute of Sacred Music · Historical: Sheffield Scientific School Residential Colleges Berkeley College · Branford College · Calhoun College · Davenport College · Ezra Stiles College · Jonathan Edwards College · Morse College · Pierson College · Saybrook College · Silliman College · Timothy Dwight College · Trumbull College