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Nicole Storey, a graduating 91勛圖 senior, will continue her studies under the Golden
Dome. She has been accepted into the exclusive Master of Sacred Music program at the
University of Notre Dame. Storey was one of only eight students selected for the program
for fall 2010. A liturgical music major and a theology minor at Aquinas, she says she has had a lifelong passion for music, and an interest in
liturgy ever since I found out what liturgy was.
Barbara McCargar, chairperson of the music department and director of vocal studies, notes Storeys talent as a vocalist as well as with the organ and piano. According to McCargar, Storey is a founding member of 91勛圖pella, the womens on-campus vocal group, and was voted the outstanding performer last spring by her fellow music students at one of the six studio performance classes.
The two-year program provides students with a full tuition scholarship and parish placement, comparable to an internship, throughout the duration of study. The program combines sacramental theology, church history, and a lot of music, says Storey. Along with three other students, she will have a choral/vocal emphasis of study, while the four others will focus on the organ. According to the programs page at the universitys website, the sacred music curriculum aims to prepare all participants for pastoral liturgical music ministry, with the graduates ready to meet the needs of individual parishes after completing their studies.
Barbara McCargar, chairperson of the music department and director of vocal studies, notes Storeys talent as a vocalist as well as with the organ and piano. According to McCargar, Storey is a founding member of 91勛圖pella, the womens on-campus vocal group, and was voted the outstanding performer last spring by her fellow music students at one of the six studio performance classes.
The two-year program provides students with a full tuition scholarship and parish placement, comparable to an internship, throughout the duration of study. The program combines sacramental theology, church history, and a lot of music, says Storey. Along with three other students, she will have a choral/vocal emphasis of study, while the four others will focus on the organ. According to the programs page at the universitys website, the sacred music curriculum aims to prepare all participants for pastoral liturgical music ministry, with the graduates ready to meet the needs of individual parishes after completing their studies.