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We are very pleased to have Dr. Ann Labounsky on the faculty of CMAA’s Colloquium XXIV. As professor of music and chairman of the Organ and Sacred Music degree programs at Duquesne University, she oversees undergraduate and graduate programs in sacred music.

This year, Ann will be offering two breakout sessions on current-day Solesmes. She will also be the organist for the Colloquium Votive Mass of the Sacred Heart of Jesus at 5:00 p.m. on July 4, 2014 at St. John the Evangelist Church.

Dr. Labounsky is widely known, both in the United States and in Europe, as a virtuoso performer and improviser at the organ and particularly as a leading American disciple of Jean Langlais. From 1962 to 1964 she lived and studied in Paris as a Fulbright scholar. There, as an organ student of André Marchal

We are fortunate indeed to have Jonathan Ryan, Concert Organist,  on the CMAA’s Colloquium XXIV faculty this year in Indianapolis, Indiana. Ryan has been on the faculty of the Colloquium for several years, sharing his extensive experience with Roman Catholic liturgy with Colloquium attendees as a director of various choirs, as a breakout presenter and as an organist. Jonathan’s talents will be put to use greatly this summer as he organizes the

Private vocal coaching with Dr. MeeAe Cecilia Nam will be made available at the Colloquium for the first time at a CMAA Colloquium. If you have wanted to study with a truly gifted vocal teacher, this is your opportunity.

For several years,  Dr. Nam has been on the faculty of the CMAA Colloquium, sharing her expertise in vocal pedagogy, vocal performance and directing techniques. She has also served as a plenary speaker