Studying Congregational Music: Key Issues, Methods, and Theoretical Perspectives

ISBN-13: 9781138588875 / Angielski / Twarda / 2021 / 296 str.

Andrew Mall; Jeffers Engelhardt; Monique M. Ingalls

Opis

This book is the first to help scholars think through the complexities of interdisciplinary research on congregational music-making by critically examining the theories and methods used by leading scholars in the field.

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Introduction: Studying Congregational Music-Andrew Mall, Jeffers Engelhardt, and Monique M. Ingalls; Part I: Methodological Perspectives; 1 In Case You Don’t Have a Case: Reflections on Methods for Studying Congregational Song in Liturgical History-Lester Ruth; 2 Worshipping "With Everything": Musical Analysis and Congregational Worship-Joshua Kalin Busman; 3 Mediating Religious Experience? Congregational Music and the Digital Music Interface-Anna E. Nekola; 4 Ethnography in the Study of Congregational Music-Jeff Todd Titon; 5 Re-Sounding the History of Christian Congregational Music-Sarah Eyerly; 6 Music Theology as the Mouthpiece of Science: Proving it through Congregational Music Studies-Bennett Zon; Part II: Key Issues; 7 Political Economy and Capital in Congregational Music Studies: Commodities, Worshipers, and Worship-Andrew Mall; 8 Congregation and Chorality: Fluidity and Distinction in the Voicing of Religious Community-Jeffers Engelhardt; 9 "We Just Don’t Have It": Addressing Whiteness in Congregational Voicing-Marissa Glynias Moore; 10 Researching Black Congregational Music from a Migratory Point of View: Methods, Challenges, and Strategies-Melvin L. Butler; 11 Studying Byzantine Ukrainian Congregational Music in Canada: Considering Community and Diaspora-Marcia Ostashewski; 12 Congregational Singing and Practices of Gender in Christian Worship: Exploring Intersections-Teresa Berger; 13 Searching for a Metaphor: What is the Role of the Shaliach/Shalichat Tzibur (Leader of Prayer)?-Jeffrey A. Summit; 14 Ecclesioscapes: Interpreting Gatherings around Christian Music in and outside the Church through the Dutch Case of the "Sing Along Matthäuspassion"-Mirella Klomp