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Daily Program:  Thursday, October 14th  |  Friday, October 15th  |  Saturday, October 16th  |  Sunday, October 17th

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Thursday, October 14th
9:00am-12:00pm Business Meeting of Moravian Archivists (The Moravian Archives)
3:00-5:00pm Undergraduate Presentations on Moravian History and Music (Saal, Moravian Theological Seminary)
Chair: Paul Peucker, Moravian Archives
    • Charles Welsko, Moravian College: George Whitefield and the Moravians: An Examination of Their Relations [PDF*]
    • Tara Finegan, Moravian College: Daily Life in the Boarding Schools for Girls [PDF*]
6:00-7:00pm Dinner (Separate registration required for Dinner and Moses Lectures)
7:00-8:00pm Moses Lecture (Saal, Moravian Theological Seminary)
    • Craig Atwood, Moravian Theological Seminary: Heretics, Pacifists, and Teachers: What We Can Learn from the Old Moravian Brethren (Separate registration required)


 
Friday, October 15th
7:30am Registration (Hearst Hall, Brethren’s House)
8:00-8:15am Words of Welcome (Peter Hall)
    • Hilde Binford, Moravian College
    • Christopher Thomforde, President of Moravian College
8:30-10:00am Panel 1. Moravian Hymnody (Peter Hall)
Chair: Larry Lipkis, Moravian College
    • Peter Kubath, Moravian Church, Herrnhut: Living Tradition — The New Chorale Book of the Moravian Church
in Germany and Switzerland
[PDF*]
    • Nola Reed Knouse, Moravian Music Foundation and Daniel Crews, Moravian Archives, Winston-Salem:
Zinzendorf and Music [PDF*]
  Panel 2. Moravian Art/Moravians after Zinzendorf (Gemeinhaus)
Chair: Deborah Appler, Moravian Theological Seminary
Commentator: Scott Gordon, Lehigh University
    • Sonia Hazard, Duke University Graduate School: Visualizing the Other: Racial Construction and Contradiction in the Paintings of Johann Valentin Haidt [PDF*]
    • Paul Peucker, Moravian Archives and Moravian College: The Role of the Sifting Time in the Second Half of the Eighteenth Century [PDF*]
10:30am-12:30pm Panel 3. Ancient Unity (Peter Hall)
Chair: James Skalnik, Moravian College
Commentator: Daniel Crews, Moravian Archives, Winston-Salem
    • JindÅ™ich Halama, Charles University, Czech Republic: The Old Unity's View of Education, Arts and Music [PDF*]
    • L. Allen Viehmeyer, Schwenkfelder Library & Heritage Center: Preserving the Tradition. Moravian and Schwenkfelder Use of Bohemian Brethren German Hymns and Hymnals [PDF*]
  Panel 4. Moravians and Native Americans (Gemeinhaus)
Chair: Don St. John, Moravian College
Commentator: Sarah Eyerly, Butler University
    • Amy Schutt, State University of New York, Cortland: Converging Influences on Children’s Education in Moravian Communities in the Eighteenth Century [PDF*]
    • Melissa R. Luberti, Wayne State University: Caught in the Revolution. The Moravians in Southeastern Michigan [PDF*]
    • Katherine Faull, Bucknell University: The Experience of the World as the Experience of the Self. The Environmental Subject of Moravian Pietism [PDF*]
12:30-2:00pm Lunch (provided for paid registrations received by October 10)

2:00-3:45pm Panel 5. Moravians and Education (Peter Hall)
Chair: Paul Larson, Moravian College
Commentator: Jonathan Yonan, Eastern University
    • Felicity Jensz, University of Münster: Education, Politics, and the Re-Established Moravian Mission School in New Fairfield, Canada in the 1870s [PDF*]
    • Heikki Lempa, Moravian College: Christian Gotthilf Salzmann in Barby. Moravians and late Eighteenth-Century German Educational Reform [PDF*]
    • Candace Bailey, North Carolina Central University: Moravian Influence on Music Instruction at the Greensboro Female College [PDF*]
4:00-5:00pm Featured Performance (Peter Hall)
    Duo Marchand (Andrew Rutherford, cittern, and Marcia Young, voice and harp)
Awake, My Cetra: Moravian Music and the Cittern
7:30pm Concert: An Evening of Moravian Music (Central Moravian Church)



 
Saturday, October 16th
8:30-10:00am Panel 6. The Use of the Lot (Gemeinhaus)
Chair: Axel Hildebrandt, Moravian College
Commentator: Katherine Carté Engel, Texas A&M University
    • Anita Zimmerling Enkelmann, Königsfeld, Germany: The Use of the Lot in the Moravian Church 1724-1889 [PDF*]
    • Shirley Brückner, University of Halle, Germany: The Archives of Faith. Providentia Dei in Lottery Box
  Panel 7. Expressing Emotions in Eighteenth-Century Moravian Culture (Peter Hall)
Chair: Christian Rice, Ursinus College
Commentator: Nola Reed Knouse, Moravian Music Foundation
    • Christina Ekström, University of Gothenburg, Sweden: Empfindsamer Stil and Emotional Culture of the Moravian Church [PDF*]
    • Sarah Eyerly, Butler University: "Their Mouths Were Filled with Blood." The Vibrational Alchemy of the Eighteenth-Century Herrnhuter [PDF*]
10:30am-12:30pm Panel 8. Testing the Boundaries in the Eighteenth-Century Moravian Experience (Gemeinhaus)
Chair: Heikki Lempa, Moravian College
Commentator: Amy Schutt, State University of New York, Cortland
    • Jonathan Yonan, Eastern University: British Moravians and the Gordon Riots in 1780 [PDF*]
    • Katharine Gerbner, Harvard University: "They Call me Obea": The Rise, Fall and Resurrection of the Moravian Mission on Jamaica, 1754-1770 [PDF*]
  Panel 9. Depictions of Moravian Music (Peter Hall)
Chair: Hilde Binford, Moravian College
    • Alice Caldwell, Easton, Connecticut: John Gambold (1760-1795): A Many-Faceted Moravian Composer [PDF*]
    • Laurence Libin, Oxford University Press and Lanie Graf, Moravian Archives, Bethlehem: Database of Moravian Music Iconography [PDF*]
12:30-2:00pm Lunch (on your own)
2:00-3:45pm Panel 10. Other Voices within the Eighteenth-Century Moravian Communities (Peter Hall)
Chair: Sandra Aguilar, Moravian College
Commentator: Jared Burkholder, Grace University
    • Riddick Weber, Moravian Theological Seminary: "Some Of Our Women Amazed Us." The Witness of Wachovia’s Women Regarding a Zinzendorfian Utopia [PDF*]
    • Craig D. Atwood, Moravian Theological Seminary: German Pietism and the Origin of the Black Church in America [PDF*]
    • Keri Davies, Nottingham Trent University, UK: George Whitefield, the Moravians, and "Andrew the Negro Boy" [PDF*]
  Panel 11. Discovering Moravian Material Culture (Gemeinhaus)
Chair: Claudia Mesa, Moravian College
    • Brenda Hornsby Heindl, University of Delaware: Pottery and Piety. Moravian Potters in Bethlehem, Pennsylvania, 1743-1768 [PDF*]  |  Extended version from thesis [PDF*]
    • Dorothea Hornemann, University of Halle, Germany: The Memory of Objects
4:00-5:00pm Panel 12. Performance Lecture (Peter Hall)
Introduction: Hilde Binford, Moravian College
    • Jewel Smith, University of Cincinnati (with Martha Schrempel and Tami Morris): The Piano Connection:
John C. Malthaner and the Moravian Young Ladies’ Seminary

6:30pm Banquet ($25 registration, UBC Room, Moravian College, North Campus)

 

 
Sunday, October 17th
2:00-3:00pm Annual Meeting of the Moravian Historical Society (Prosser Auditorium, Moravian College)

3:00-4:00pm Annual Lecture on Moravian History (Prosser Auditorium)
    • Katherine Carté Engel, Texas A&M University:Religion and Profit: Moravians in Early America
(Separate registration required)
 

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