Symposium 2000 Newsletter World Peace through Reverence for Life September 30 - October 15, 2000 Thurston Moore, Editor        Contents of Previous Issues        Numbers 6 - 19 Items in the August 2000 issue CURRENT SYMPOSIUM 2000 SCHEDULE OF EVENTS Robert Thurman, Buddhist Scholar, Columbia University, Completes Roster of Vanderbilt Speakers Ten Universities and Four Religious Faiths are Participating in Symposium 2000    Hideyo Noguchi - Doctor/Scientist - Shares Exhibit with Albert Schweitzer at MTSU's Atomic Bomb Exhibit Musical Meditation for World Peace Concert Gathering Symposium 2000 Program Book For the August 2000 Newsletter, click here Items in the July 2000 issue CURRENT SYMPOSIUM 2000 SCHEDULE OF EVENTS E. Gordon Gee Named Vanderbilt University’s New Chancellor “Drums of Peace” from Nigeria    “Dawn to Decadence: 1500 to the Present” "Combination of Schweitzer and Hemingway" Hiroshima Boys' Choir “Childhood Dreams World Peace Concert” Symposium 2000 Presents Two Special Nuclear War Film Classics Dr. Thomas E. Corts, President Stamford University, Birmingham, Alabama, Speaks at International Albert Schweitzer Conference For the July 2000 Newsletter, click here Items in the June 2000 issue UPDATED SYMPOSIUM 2000 SCHEDULE OF EVENTS Syracuse University Press Releases Albert Schweitzer Biography at Symposium Albert Schweitzer Conference a Present for Doctor in Holland    Frederick Franck's Drawings of Lambaréné "Lambarena - Bach to Africa" An Homage to Albert Schweitzer Stars Will Shine at the Symposium Registration Form for The International Albert Schweitzer Conference Updated International Albert Schweitzer Conference Schedule For the June 2000 Newsletter, click here Items in the May 2000 issue SYMPOSIUM 2000 SCHEDULE OF EVENTS Two Vanderbilt Schools Announce Guest Speakers for the Symposium Ananda Welihena writes "Greetings from Sri Lanka"    Albert Schweitzer International Conference For the May 2000 Newsletter, click here Items in the April 2000 issue Fabulous Concerts on Opening and Closing Days of Symposium 2000 Concert for World Peace - The Voices of Bahá    Symphony No. 1 - "Paths of Peace"    Pope John Paul II's Apology Echoes the Words of Albert Schweitzer Nuclear Weapons on Hair-Trigger Alert Vanderbilt Schools Announce Speakers For the April 2000 Newsletter, click here Items in the March 2000 issue A Selection of Schweitzer's Thoughts on Johann Sebastian Bach What Bach is for me Words of Albert Schweitzer and the Music of Bach March 21, 2000 Performance Antje Bultmann Lemke, Schweitzer Scholar Paul Jordan, Organist and Bach Specialist In the African Night the Voice of Bach Guideposts, 2000 For the March 2000 Newsletter, click here Items in the February 2000 issue: Silent Spring Voted the Most Influential Environmental Book of the 20th Century Jottings Black History Month Albert Schweitzer's Spirit Within Me For the February 2000 Newsletter, click here Items in the January 2000 issue: Five Vanderbilt Schools Announce Guest Speakers for the Symposium Letter from Yo-Yo Ma, The Courier, Fall, 1995 Swedish Doctor/Organist Plans "Albert Schweitzer Memorial Concert" in London's Royal Albert Hall The Relevance of Albert Schweitzer at the Dawn of the 21st Century Nuclear Age Peace Foundation Forms First Youth Advisory Council Tribute Concert to Feature Blair Appalachian Dulcimer Artists Program for the Albert Schweitzer Tribute Concert Schultz' Retirement a Personal Loss For the January 2000 Newsletter, click here Items in the December 1999 issue: Millennium Celebrations for Peace Around the World Quotations on J. S. Bach Nationally Known Artists Will Perform at Albert Schweitzer Tribute Concert Program Books Available by Mail Order For the December 1999 Newsletter, click here Items in the November 1999 issue World Leaders Stunned at Treaty Rejection Doctors Without Borders/Médecins Sans Frontières Awarded Nobel Peace Prize World's Longest Painting: "Our World" The Message of the Sunflowers: A Magic Symbol of Peace The Longworth Symphony Orchestra Expresses Interest In Symposium 2000's Premiere Work Peace is Beauty Renown Italian Guitarist to Dedicate Concerts to Schweitzer's Philosophy The Sound of the Symphony, in a Box Miscellaneous Jottings For the November 1999 Newsletter, click here Items in the October 1999 issue: Antje Bultmann Lemke Alan LeQuire Receives Commission for Nashville Fountain St. Thomas’ Church on Endangered List Bach Musical Estate Surfaces in Ukraine Denmark’s Roskilde Domkirke Will Host Words of Albert Schweitzer and the Music of Bach Cornell University Chimes Join Bell Ringing Manna from Heaven Miscellaneous ? Jottings For the October 1999 Newsletter, click here Items From Previous Newsletters Are Available From the September 1999 issue: Commissioned Symphony to be Premiered at Symposium 2000 by the Nashville Symphony Orchestra The American Bell Association Supports Bells Ringing for Peace Around the World Honoring Albert Schweitzer and Johann Sebastian Bach: An Immortalization in Bronze Albert Schweitzer's Death, September 4, 1965 Brought Tributes from Around the World First World Press for Symposium 2000 Comes from Japan Miscellaneous Jottings Symposium 2000 Advisory Board From the August 1999 issue: The World Peace Bell Arrives on U.S. Soil Predictions for the Next Millennium Beth's Visit to Japan Jottings The Symposium 2000 Commemorative Program Book J. S. Bach: Hommage àAlbert Schweitzer Bach: Extraterrestrial Visit with Bishop Tutu's Daughter The Spirit of Albert Schweitzer Schweitzer Memory of a Van Gogh Drawing From July 1999 issue: Official Symposium 2000 Commemorative Coin Followed by an update from the August issue Albert Schweitzer Organ Festival/USA 50th Anniversary of Schweitzer's Visit to the United States Report on Boston Trip Letter to Pablo Casals Symposium 2000 Advisory Board - New Members The Hague Appeal for Peace For July-August-September Newsletter Items, click here Tennessee Players, Inc.           304 West Due West Avenue           Madison TN 37115-4511 For the current Newsletter, click here

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