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URL:/grebel/events/2022-benjamin-eby-lecture
SUMMARY:2022 Benjamin Eby Lecture
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DESCRIPTION:Summary \n\nMUSIC\, LITURGY\, AND THE MAKING OF MEDIEVAL SCOTLA
 ND\n\nToday\, Scotland’s patron saint\, Andrew the Apostle\, anchors Sco
 ttish\nnational identity in an annual holiday on his feast day. But in the
 \ncentury leading up to the Scottish declaration of independence\, the\n13
 20 Declaration of Arbroath\, Saint Andrew’s significance expanded\nfrom 
 that of a local saint to become the central figure in the\nfoundation of C
 hristianized Scotland. This lecture will feature the\nperformance of medie
 val liturgical music made at the Cathedral of St\nAndrews to celebrate Sai
 nt Andrew’s relics\, showing how liturgical\nmusic shaped history.  The
  music will be performed by renowned\ncounter-tenor\, DANIEL CABENA.\n 
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