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Jesus, Still Lead On

July 26-30, 2022
Bethlehem, Pennsylvania, USA

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                    Sarah Hriniak

                    ACTS Youth Musical Production     Playwright/Director

                    Hi everyone! I’m Sarah Hriniak, and I’m the playwright and director of the ACTS musical theater production.  I am a member of Schoeneck Moravian Church in Nazareth, PA, where I sing in the choir, play handbells, teach Sunday School, and have served on various boards and committees over the years.  I am a middle school teacher and serve as director of my school’s drama club and advisor of my school’s color guard.  I’m the dean of Musical Theater Camp at Camp Hope.  I love singing, dancing, and using those talents to share my faith.  I also love coffee.  I’m so excited for our production of ACTS!

                    Commuter Meal Plan

                    For off-campus participants, staying in hotels or commuting from home.

                    Lunch and Dinner only, from dinner Tues. July 26 through a bagged lunch on Saturday at noon.

                     

                    Full Meal Plan

                    For on-campus residents, during Festival.

                    Breakfast, Lunch and Dinner each day, beginning with dinner on Tues. July 26 and ending with a bagged lunch on Saturday at noon.

                    Vaccinations Available

                    Latest News:

                    Booster Dose
                    Everyone ages 18 yrs. and older should get a booster of either Pfizer-BioNTech or Moderna  5 months after the last dose of their primary series.

                    Teens 12-17 yrs should get a Pfizer-BioNTech booster dose 5 months after the last dose of their primary series.

                    Children: On May 17, 2022, the U.S. Food and Drug Administration amended the emergency use authorization (EUA) for the Pfizer-BioNTech COVID-19 Vaccine, authorizing the use of a single booster dose for administration to individuals 5 through 11 years of age at least five months after completion of a primary series with the Pfizer-BioNTech COVID-19 Vaccine.

                          – See definition for “Up-to-date” when determining whether you are “vaccinated.” –

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                    Pfizer-BioNTech COVID-19 Vaccine (also known as COMIRNATY) Overview and Safety

                    Updated Feb. 4, 2022   Manufacturer: Pfizer, Inc., and BioNTech

                    Number of Shots: 2 shots, 21 days apart
                    Moderately or severely immunocompromised people ages 5 years and older should get an additional primary shot at least 28 days after their second shot.

                    Booster Shot: Everyone ages 12 years and older is recommended to get a booster shot at least 5 months after completing their Pfizer-BioNTech primary series. Teens 12-17 years old can only get a Pfizer-BioNTech COVID-19 vaccine booster. For adults 18 years and older, a booster dose of either Pfizer-BioNTech or Moderna (mRNA COVID-19 vaccines) is preferred in most situations.

                    Name: BNT162b2

                    Brand name: COMIRNATY

                    Who Should Get Vaccinated?: The Pfizer-BioNTech vaccine is recommended for people ages 5 years and older.

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                    Moderna COVID-19 Vaccine (also known as Spikevax) Overview and Safety

                    Updated Feb. 1, 2022   Manufacturer: ModernaTX, Inc.

                    Number of Shots: 2 shots, 28 days apart
                    Moderately or severely immunocompromised people should get an additional primary shot (third dose) at least 28 days after their second shot.

                    Booster Shot: People ages 18 years and older who received a Moderna primary series should get a booster shot at least 5 months after completing their primary series. CDC recommends getting a booster dose of either Pfizer-BioNTech or Moderna (mRNA COVID-19 vaccines) in most situations.

                    Name: mRNA-1273

                    Who Should Get Vaccinated?: The Moderna vaccine is recommended for people ages 18 years and older.

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                    Johnson & Johnson / Janssen COVID-19 Vaccine Overview and Safety

                    Updated Feb. 22, 2022    Manufacturer: Janssen Pharmaceuticals Companies

                    Type of Vaccine: Viral Vector     Name: JNJ-78436735

                    Number of Shots: 1 shot may be given in some situations.

                    Booster Shot: Everyone ages 18 years and older should get a booster dose of either Pfizer-BioNTech or Moderna (mRNA COVID-19 vaccines) at least 2 months after receiving the Johnson & Johnson’s Janssen (J&J/Janssen) vaccine in most situations.

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                    COMPARISON

                    https://www.cdc.gov/coronavirus/2019-ncov/vaccines/different-vaccines.html

                    Pfizer-BioNTech                                       Moderna                                         Johnson & Johnson’s Janssen

                    COMIRNATY                                                 Spikevax        

                    Ages Recommended                                     Ages Recommended                      Ages Recommended

                    5+ years old                                                        18+ years old                                     18+ years old

                    Primary Series                                               Primary Series                                 Primary Series

                    2 doses                                                                2 doses                                                 1 dose

                    Given 8 wks apart                                         Given 8 wks apart

                    Personal Protective Equipment

                    N95 fiber masks have been shown more effective than a woven or cloth mask.

                    FDA approved PPE (personal protective equipment)

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                    Hotodeal KN95 Face Mask 40 PCs, Black KN95 Mask, 5 Layers Cup Dust Mask, for Men, Women, Healthcare Worker, Essential Workers

                    KN95 Face Mask 60 Pack White, BLScode Individually Wrapped 5-Layer Breathable Mask with Comfortable Elastic Ear Loops, Filter Efficiency≥95%

                    New Music & Worship Ensemble

                    The New Music & Worship Ensemble will meet to rehearse early each day, during ensemble rehearsal time.

                    Riddick Weber, Leader

                    Old Chapel, Central Church

                    8:30am – 9:15am

                    * This is a small ensemble, in which you may participate, in addition to the large ensembles (Chorus or Concert Band)

                    This group is a collaborative creative music project.  Bring your songs, music, ideas, and instruments/voices!

                    Riddick Weber will lead, but not pre-define, the sessions.

                    From Riddick: New words, new tunes, new instrumentations, all the above? This group will offer music by Moravian authors and composers from the 2013 Sing To The Lord A New Song booklet and even newer music to be debuted at the Festival. While some of the music will be “recognizably Moravian” much of this group’s work will take it to a more contemporary sound.

                    This group will challenge the definitions of “contemporary”, “new”, “traditional”, and seek to find new experiences and new directions through the creativity of the participating musicians. There could be electronics involved. Elements of jazz and rock might appear. Familiar tunes might be incorporated, or totally new lyrics might be written.

                     

                    Viewing Concerts from Home

                    It is the plan to share concerts from Central Moravian Church during Festival week, online.

                    The live-stream link WILL NOT be available very far in advance. We suggest you please mark the dates and times on your calendar. The day of the concert, please visit the concert page, and click on this same button, for the latest information and the links.

                    Festival Parking

                    While attending Festival, you are welcome to park in the Church‘s lot or in the University‘s lot.

                    1. You may park, Display your permit or tag, in Lot U and Lot Z to the north of The Hill and Foy Hall (Moravian University) (see map 1 & 2).
                    2. You may also park in the Central Moravian parking lot off of N. New St. – (see map 2).

                    Directions:

                    1. Directions to the entryway: using Kemerer Museum address
                      427 N New St, Bethlehem, PA:  Google Map
                    2. Directions to parking: using Foy Hall address
                      342 Main St, Bethlehem, PA: Google Map

                    There are 49 spaces and 5 handicapped spaces in Lot Z (the Hill parking, green permit) and 77 spaces and 5 handicapped spaces in Lot U (Faculty, Staff, Commuter parking, blue permit).

                    Note: Campus Police will ticket anyone parking illegally on the grass or in restricted spaces.

                    Central Church’s lot has 36 spaces in front of the playground and 46 plus handicapped spaces on the playground side.

                    If all the spaces are available, there are 208. But the college may be using some or all of Lot U, particularly during the day and parking will also be used for all the Festival participants and University staff, as well as the public audience.

                    Map of South Campus and Central Moravian Church

                    (view from the south)

                    1. Central Moravian Church (organ/choir loft, and kleiner Saal)

                    3. Old Chapel

                    10. Clewell Dining – lowest level

                    11. Brethren’s House – Music Building

                    13. Peter Hall

                    16. Foy Concert Hall

                    18. The Hill (housing)

                    CE Building (Christian Education) is the white structure just behind #5 on this map.

                    Map on University website

                    Map of Our Facilities and Venues

                    Central Moravian (sanctuary) = Festival Chorus, Orchestra, Handbell Choir, Organ Recital
                    Central Moravian (kleiner Saal) = Youth activities
                    Central Moravian Old Chapel = New Worship Ensemble
                    Hospitality, Festival office is below the Old Chapel (lower level)

                    Central’s CE building = Steel Pan Ensemble, Children’s program, ACTS youth musical

                    Peter Hall = Chamber music and smaller ensembles. Go to 2nd floor of Brethren’s House, follow signs.

                    Foy Concert Hall = Festival Concert Band, Trombone Choir

                    Clewell Dining is at the lowest level below Peter Hall. Enter doors from outside in the courtyard.

                    The Hill = on-campus housing.   Residents may park in lot Z.

                    Festival Parking

                    While attending Festival concerts, whether in Central Church or Foy Hall, you are welcome to park in the Church‘s lot or in the University‘s lot.

                    1. You may park, without a permit or tag, in Lot U and Lot Z to the south of The Hill and Foy Hall (Moravian University), during the concert – (see map 1 & 2).
                    2. You may also park in the Central Moravian parking lot off of N. New St., during the concert – (see map 2).

                    Directions:

                    1. Directions to the entryway: using Kemerer Museum address
                      427 N New St, Bethlehem, PA:  Google Map
                    2. Directions to parking: using Foy Hall address
                      342 Main St, Bethlehem, PA: Google Map

                    Map of Bethlehem (close up view, below)

                       

                    There are 49 spaces and 5 handicapped spaces in Lot Z (the Hill parking, green permit) and 77 spaces and 5 handicapped spaces in Lot U (Faculty, Staff, Commuter parking, blue permit).

                    Note: Campus Police will ticket anyone parking illegally on the grass or in restricted spaces.

                    Community Levels and How to Find Them

                    According to the CDC https://www.cdc.gov/

                    High

                    • Wear a mask indoors in public
                    • Stay up to date with CoVid-19 vaccines
                    • Get tested if you have symptoms
                    • Additional precautions may be needed for people at high risk for severe illness.

                    Medium

                    • If you are at high risk for severe illness talk to your healthcare provider about whether you need to wear a mask and take other precautions
                    • Stay up to date with CoVid-19 vaccines
                    • Get tested if you have symptoms.

                    Low

                    • Stay up to date with CoVid-19 vaccines
                    • Get tested if you have symptoms.

                    To check on county status High, Medium, or Low

                    https://covidactnow.org/?s=29911850

                    https://www.cdc.gov/coronavirus/2019-ncov/science/community-levels

                    https://www.cdc.gov/coronavirus/2019-ncov/your-health/covid-by-county.html

                    Definitions of Terminology

                    Fully Vaccinated means the person has received their primary series of COVID-19 vaccines. A person is considered “Fully Vaccinated” 2 weeks after their 2nd dose

                    “Up To Date” means the person has received all recommended COVID-19 vaccines, including any booster dose(s) when eligible.

                    Booster Definition
                    Boosted = A person is considered “boosted” and up to date right after getting their booster dose.

                     

                     

                     

                    Small Ensembles / Chamber Music

                    Chamber groups will meet to rehearse early each day, during ensemble rehearsal time.

                    Joni Roos, Coordinator

                    Meet in Peter Hall, Moravian University

                    8:30am – 9:15am

                    * This is a small ensemble, in which you may participate, in addition to the large ensembles (Chorus or Concert Band)

                    This is not one group, but a time for many different groups to find, learn, rehearse, and present a piece from the Moravian archives, or a new composition/arrangement you would bring to share. This is where the more traditional groupings would be found (string quartet, woodwind quintet, brass quintet) but creativity is encouraged.

                    • A violin part could be adapted for a flute or even trumpet.
                    • A cello part could be played by bassoon or trombone.
                    • Pushing the envelope, a vocal group could sing a 18th cent. string trio without words, or make up words.

                    Instrumental Examples, but a very small sample:

                    J. F. Peter – Six String Quintets   (so there are 18 mvmts to choose from)

                    John Antes – Three String Trios (9 mvmts)

                    David Moritz Michael – Partia (written for 6 winds: 2 clarinet, 2 bassoon, 2 horns)   [bassoon parts could be played by euphonium or trombone]

                    Steel Pan Ensemble

                    The Steel Pan Ensemble will meet to rehearse early each day, during ensemble rehearsal time.

                    Janique Simmons and Tory Reid, Co-Leaders

                    Auditorium, Christian Education Bldg (CE)

                    8:30am – 9:15am

                    * This is a small ensemble, in which you may participate, in addition to the large ensembles (Chorus or Concert Band)

                    No previous experience is necessary.
                    Tory and Janique will introduce you to the instruments and lead the participants through lessons, to rehearsals, working toward a presentation to the Festival on Friday or Saturday.

                    Instruments will be provided.

                    Handbell Choir

                    The Handbell Choir will meet to rehearse early each day, during ensemble rehearsal time.
                    Participation limited to 24 ringers.
                    Please bring your white handbell gloves.

                    Jan Harke, Handbell Choir Director

                    Choir / Organ loft of Central Moravian, sanctuary

                    8:30am – 9:15am

                    * This is a small ensemble, in which you may participate, in addition to the large ensembles (Chorus or Concert Band)

                    Handbell Choir, since 2013, has been an integral part of the Festival.

                    Trombone Choir

                    The Festival Trombone Choir will meet to rehearse early each day, during ensemble rehearsal time.

                    Don Kemmerer, Trombone Choir Director

                    Foy Hall, Moravian University

                    8:30am – 9:15am

                    * This is a small ensemble, in which you may participate, in addition to the large ensembles (Chorus or Concert Band)

                    The Trombone Choir (Posaunenchor) is a tradition of the Moravian Church, dating back to 1733, when the first set of trombones arrived in Herrnhut, Germany.

                    The Festival is a unique opportunity for trombonists to perform as an ensemble, and many other instrumentalists bring trombones to join in.

                    • Soprano trombone (in Bb) uses the same mouthpiece as Trumpet and is pitched in Bb. Reads Bb treble parts.
                    • Alto trombones are made in F and Eb and read transposed music like French and Alto Horns in treble clef. Some alto players read Alto Clef in C.
                    • Tenor and Bass trombones are the common modern trombone, reading Bass Clef in C.
                    • Contrabass trombone also reads Bass Clef in C, but can play the tuba part (chorale books) or sometimes just a lower part, or an octave lower part. Bass Trombones pitched in F or G are often referred to as contrabass, but a true contrabass is equivalent to a BBb Tuba. Bass Trombones in all keys are welcome!

                    Moravians have used brass ensembles and bands since their earliest years in Herrnhut to announce special events and to accompany singing at outdoor services and funerals. Trombones were some of the first instruments received in or imported to Moravian settlements in North America, where, in certain congregations, like Bethlehem, PA (Bethlehem Area Moravian Trombone Choir), Downey (CA) and Glenwood (Madison, WI), the original instrumentation of trombones in soprano, alto, tenor, bass and contrabass, is preserved. The Salem Trombone Choir (Winston-Salem, NC) also uses exclusively SATB trombones and is a performing ensemble formed as a non-profit organization to promote this unique musical art form.

                    Random Acts of Music

                    Since we are in a shortened week, we wanted to allow for music during every part of our days.

                    Random Acts is the Festival’s “permission” for anyone to present music in informal or even unexpected spaces (walkway, lawn, hallway) for anyone in the area to enjoy.

                    We have suggestions for locations and will keep a general sign-up sheet to coordinate the various performances.

                    SIGN UP INFORMATION TO FOLLOW

                    No parameters!

                    • one piece or several
                    • 1 minute or 15 minutes
                    • any instruments; any voices
                    Rev. C. Riddick Weber, Ph.D.

                    Director, Master of Arts in Theological Studies
                    Associate Professor of the Practice of Pastoral Ministry

                    Riddick enjoys music from Bach to the Beatles, from Wagner to the Who, and is interested in the religious themes that can be found in their music. To explore these themes with students, he teaches one Winter-term course entitled Rock Solid Theology, and another Winter-term courses relating the principles of jazz to worship planning.

                    Riddick’s research addresses the radical and integrated liturgical, cultural and social creativity of the 18th century Moravian Church. More recently his research has focused on how the Moravian Church lives out these principles today, especially as they related to the ordination of women, the viability of congregational models and the impacts of church governance. In his classes, he encourages students to explore how the creative use of religious traditions and social structures may empower the church to address the challenges it faces today.

                    Website

                    Don Kemmerer

                    Don Kemmerer is Director of the Bethlehem Municipal Band and served many years as Director of the Bethlehem Area Trombone Choir. Don is active in the choir and band of East Hills Moravian Church.

                    Tory Reid & Janique Simmons

                    Tory and Janique will be co-leaders of the Festival Steel Pan Ensemble. They will be teaching the art of steel pan and offer opportunities to present music at the Festival.

                    No experience necessary. Come to learn.

                    Tory Reid: member of John Hus Moravian Church, Brooklyn, NY

                    Janique Simmons: member of New Dawn Moravian Church, Toronto, Canada

                    Jan Harke

                    Jan Harke is Music Director of Palmer Township Moravian Church in Easton, PA. She is a Project Cataloger with the Moravian Music Foundation, working on the GemeinKat Project, uploading MMF’s catalog data to the online searchable databases, Worldcat.org and RISM.

                    Joni Roos

                    Joni Roos, chamber music and small ensembles coordinator, is in great demand as a teacher, performer, and clinician in
                    the Central Florida area. As Artist-in-Residence at Rollins College in Winter Park, Florida, she teaches
                    violin and viola, directs the Rollins String Ensemble, and coaches the Rollins Orchestra. She has made
                    numerous concerto appearances with the Chamber Orchestra of Florida, the Space Coast Pops, the
                    Brevard Community Orchestra, and the Bach Festival Orchestra. She is Concertmaster of the Chamber
                    Orchestra of Florida, the Space Coast Pops, and Principal Second of the Bach Festival Orchestra. She also
                    regularly with the Jacksonville Symphony Orchestra and the Florida Orchestra in Tampa

                    Allen Frank

                    Director of Instrumental Music
                    LIBERTY HIGH SCHOOL

                    Allen Frank holds a bachelor of arts degree in music from Moravian College in Bethlehem, PA. Prior to his collegiate studies, Allen studied at the Armed Forces School of Music in Little Creek, VA before a three-year tour of duty with the United States Marine Corps Band. As a member of the Marine Corps Band, Allen served as principal tubist and soloist for the concert and marching bands, as well as the band’s brass quintet. In his time with the Marines, Allen had musical collaborations with such names as the Canadian Brass, the Neville Brothers, and the “President’s Own” Marine Band. Allen was a member of the national touring cast of the Tony Award winning Broadway musical “Blast!” before returning to Pennsylvania to begin a career in music education. Allen has also performed as a tuba soloist with the Allentown Band, which carries the name of America’s oldest civilian concert band and is currently a member of the Mainstreet Brass Quintet.

                    Dr. John V. Sinclair

                    Dr. Sinclair is the John M. Tiedtke Professor of Music at Rollins College.

                    He teaches conducting, a variety of other classes as needed and serves as the primary conductor for the Department of Music. He is also celebrating his 25th season [2014-15] as Artistic Director and Conductor of the renowned Bach Festival Society of Winter Park. He also currently conducts the International Moravian Music Festivals, the Messiah Choral Society (Winter Park), and has conducted for the Berkshire Choral Festival and numerous others.

                    Dr. Sinclair earned his undergraduate degree from William Jewell College and his master’s and doctoral degrees from the Conservatory of Music at the University of Missouri in Kansas City. During the past twenty years, he has made over one thousand appearances as conductor, clinician, or lecturer throughout the United States and in many foreign countries.

                    Dr. Sinclair is also a conductor of the Candlelight Processional at EPCOT and has conducted recordings for Warner Brothers, Walt Disney Corporation, the Moravian Music Foundation, and the Bach Festival Society.

                    ROLLINS COLLEGE

                    BACH FESTIVAL SOCIETY OF WINTER PARK

                    Comfort Inn and Suites

                    Comfort Suites Bethlehem Near Lehigh University

                    120 W. Third St., Bethlehem, PA 18015         (610) 882-4389  WEBSITE

                    GM.PA209@choicehotels.com

                    The Comfort Suites is offering a $129/night group rate, which includes a shuttle back and forth, and breakfast. Ask for the “Moravian Music Festival” group arriving on 7/26/2022 at the Comfort Suites Bethlehem.

                    Please cancel any group room reservations by 4 PM local hotel time on the day of arrival to avoid a cancellation penalty

                    Hyatt Place

                    Hyatt Place Bethlehem

                    45 W. North Street, Bethlehem, PA 18018    WEBSITE

                    610-625-0500

                    Hyatt Place is nearly booked up, but offers $169/night plus an $8.00 parking fee; this includes breakfast; unlike the others, the Hyatt Place has a pool.

                    Below is the link that you will be able to use to book online.  DEADLINE: reserve by no later than Monday, June 27th, 2022.
                    https://bethlehem.place.hyatt.com/en/hotel/home.html?corp_id=G-LGMM

                    They can also call 610.625.0500 option 3 for reservations or 800.233.1234 to make their reservation under the “Moravian Music Festival” or they can ask for the rate code G-LGMM.

                    **Individual cancellations must be made 48 hours prior to arrival.  Any cancellations within 48 hours of arrival or no-shows will be subject to a charge of one night room and tax.

                    Karen Amato, Director of Sales Hyatt Place Bethlehem

                    https://bethlehem.place.hyatt.com/en/hotel/home.html

                    Hotel Bethlehem

                    Historic Hotel Bethlehem

                    Hotel B is directly across the street from Central Moravian Church on Main St.
                    Experience world-class service, charming guest accommodations, elegantly appointed lobby and common areas.

                    437 Main Street, Bethlehem, PA. 18018

                    (855) 264-2598                            WEBSITE

                    Info@HotelBethlehem.com

                    The Hotel Bethlehem is holding a block of 10 rooms for us under “Moravian Music Festival” at $179.00 per night. It is $10.00 addt’l per night if you want to park in their deck. The rooms will be held until one month out (6/26).