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Enlivening Faith

Music, Spirituality and Christian Theology

Häftad, Engelska, 2019

Av June Boyce-Tillman, Stephen Roberts, Jane Erricker

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The relationship between Christian theology and music has been complex since the early daysof the Church. In the twentieth century the secularization of Western culture has led to furthercomplexity. The search for the soul, following Nietzsche’s declaration of the Death of God hasled to an increasing body of literature in many fields on spirituality. This book is an attemptto open up a conversation between these related discourses, with contributions reflecting arange of perspectives within them. It is not the final word on the relationship but expresses aconviction about their relationship. Collecting together such a variety of approaches allows newunderstandings to emerge from their juxtaposition and collation. This book will contribute tothe ongoing debate between theology, spirituality, culture and the arts. It includes contexts withstructured relationships between music and the Church alongside situations where spiritualityand music are explored with sometimes distant echoes of Divinity and ancient theologiesreinterpreted for the contemporary world.

Produktinformation

Utgivningsdatum2019-08-13
Mått150 x 225 x 28 mm
Vikt594 g
FormatHäftad
SpråkEngelska
SerieMusic and Spirituality
Antal sidor440
FörlagPeter Lang International Academic Publishers
ISBN9781788746205

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The Rev Dr June Boyce-Tillman MBE is Professor of Applied Music at the University of Winchesterand has published widely on music education, including an edited book on spirituality andmusic education. She is an Extra-ordinary Professor at North West University, South Africa, andan Anglican priest and honorary chaplain to Winchester Cathedral.Stephen B. Roberts is an academic theologian, Anglican priest and amateur musician based inCardiff. He has published in each of these areas and is currently investigating the relationshipbetween how difference is negotiated in music and religion.Jane Erricker was Associate Dean of the Faculty of Education at the University of Winchester.She has published widely in the field of spirituality, including jointly authoring and editingthe books The Education of the Whole Child, Reconstructing Religious and Spiritual and MoralEducation and Contemporary Spiritualities.

ContentsList of Illustrations ixAcknowledgements xiIntroduction 1PreludeTerry Biddington1 Music, spirituality and prayer: A chaplain reflects on the possibilities for being 17MusickingBrian Inglis2 Musical composition and mystical spirituality 25June Boyce-Tillman3 The Western audience as congregation 45Nancy L. Graham4 Spirituality by Heart 67Wilfrid Jones5 A new liturgical movement forward: Testing the reform of the reform through music 83　Interlude One Sister Aileen CSC 6 Spirituality and music in the religious life: A Religious reflects 117 Musical Listening in a Troubled World Gregory Clifton Smith 7 ‘Listen … with the ear of your heart’: Music and pastoral care 127 Susan Quindag 8 It is well with my soul: How spiritual music is relationship despite racism 145 Alexander Westmacott 9 Songs of soil, tracts of land: An agritheological analysis of the harvest section of Hymns Ancient and Modern, 1861 163 Helena Mary Kettleborough 10 Music and spirituality within planet and cosmos: Exploring the contribution of music to sharing the ideas of Thomas Berry 181 Interlude Two Stephen B. Roberts 11 Learning theology through music: A homiletic reflection 211 　Fabian Lochner19 What angels? Gregorian chant and spiritual meaning in a secular world: Reflections on an artistic collaboration between Gregorian chant ensemble Schola Nova Silvana and British poet Hilary Stobbs 349PostludeJune Boyce-Tillman20 Sermon on music: A priest preaches 389Notes on contributors 401Index 409