There is a music that transcends time—a language of harmony and resonance that speaks to the depths of our souls. This winter, join Cheryl Ann Fulton, a world-renowned master of the harp and early music expert, as she guides you through an exploration of the medieval modes—a journey as rich and profound as the melodies themselves.
An Invitation to Rediscover Music Originating in the Middle Ages
In five live, immersive classes, you’ll uncover the essence of the four medieval modes: Protus, Deuterus, Tritus, and Tetrardus. But this is more than a technical study. You will feel the presence of history, the pulse of ancient creativity, and the enduring relevance of these modes in your own music-making.
This course is for all those who are eager to deepen their understanding of medieval music, for those who find joy in connecting the past with the present, and for those who understand that music is not simply played—it is experienced.
Course Highlights
- Live Zoom Classes: Saturdays at 10:00 AM Pacific Time (75 minutes each).
- Schedule:
- January 25: Welcome and Introduction
- February 1: Protus
- February 8: Deuterus
- February 15: Tritus
- February 22: Tetrardus
- Guest Lectures: Two guest sessions with medieval music experts Thomas Forrest Kelly and TBA
- Materials: Bibliography, articles, sheet music, and in-depth modules for each mode.
- Community: Engage in enriching discussions with fellow students who share your passion.
Join in!
