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    Music as Prayer: The Theology and Practice of Church Music

    Music as Prayer by Troeger, Thomas H.;

    The Theology and Practice of Church Music

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    • Kiadó OUP USA
    • Megjelenés dátuma 2013. november 28.

    • ISBN 9780199330089
    • Kötéstípus Keménykötés
    • Terjedelem108 oldal
    • Méret 130x180x15 mm
    • Súly 177 g
    • Nyelv angol
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    This book explores how making and listening to music can be an act of prayer. From an impressive range of perspectives, theologians, poets, musicians, even scientists all give witness to the deeper dimensions of music.

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    Hosszú leírás:

    Music as Prayer explores the spiritual and theological character of church music. Author Thomas H. Troeger--a theologian, preacher, poet and flutist--traces how making and listening to music can be an act of prayer, a way of sensing the irrepressible resilience of the divine vitalities, in down-to-earth language that everyone can enjoy. The book employs a wide range of perspectives: from scientific observations about the affect of music on the brain, to the insights of early church fathers about the place of music in worship, to the compositions of great composers and their reflections upon their art, to the Bible and theologians, to organists, choir directors and instrumentalists, to hymnists and poets. Listening to the wisdom of these varied tribes, Troeger finds them to be a cloud of witnesses, a choir giving testimony to how music puts the human heart in touch with the spirit in times of sorrow and seeking, in times of joy and gratitude.

    The book is addressed to listeners and performers alike, instrumentalists and singers, clergy and seminarians, worship committees and congregation members, scholars and teachers of liturgy and sacred music. It helps musicians and clergy to develop a mutual understanding of the theological and spiritual dimensions of their collaborative work. As a whole, the book celebrates the ministry of making music that awakens people to those gifts of the spirit that sustain hope, promote healing, and enliven a visionary faith in the possibility of a transformed world.

    Troeger offers a gift both to those who play the organ and those who enjoy the contribution of music to worship. In these pages we move beyond the sound of music for aesthetic enrichment or entertainment to the experience of musical artistry as a transforming spiritual force in our lives.

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    Tartalomjegyzék:

    Foreword by Don E. Saliers
    Introduction
    Music and the Making of Meaning
    Music and Metaphor
    When the World Falls Apart
    Salutary Harmonies
    The Great Mighty Ocean Tone
    Plucked from the Universe
    The Deeper Meaning of Inspiring Music
    The Whole Company of Musicians
    Church Organist Declared Greatest Composer
    How Do You Sing Sanctus, Sanctus, Sanctus?
    To What End Beauty?
    The Materiality of Making Music
    The Stone Age Ancestors of Organists
    Music that Can Never Be Recorded
    The Piece You Thought You Would Never Play
    How Beautiful and Astounding Are the Feet
    The Freedom of Constraint
    Silence as the Prelude to Sound
    The Rhetoric of Breath
    Before the First Note: Getting Centered
    Wrong Notes in a Splendid Performance
    Music and the Landscape of the Soul
    Study Tour of the Human Soul
    Musical Hometown
    An Antidote to Cognitive Imperialism
    The Necessity of Beauty
    Children of Process
    Escaping the Hubris of the Present Moment
    The Perfect Registration
    Music for Facing Temptation and Wild Beasts
    Season of Lament
    Unacknowledged Healing
    Plain and Simple, Rich and Complex
    A Gigue for Everyone to Dance
    Music for the Seasons of Faith
    Waiting as Blessing
    Rehearsing for an Epiphany
    A New Song for Christmas?
    Song that Blesses Earth
    New Year's Resolution: Not Exactly as the Composer Wanted
    Music Born of Resurrection

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