Sacred song in America : religion, music, and public culture /
Stephen A. Marini.
- Urbana : University of Illinois Press, c2003.
- xi, 395 p. : ill. ; 25 cm.
- Public expressions of religion in America .
Includes bibliographical references and indexes.
Part 1: Great traditions of American sacred song -- Songway: sacred-song traditions of native America -- Pilgrimage and penitence: sacred-song traditions of the Hispanic southwest -- Sacred harp singing: continuity and change in the American singing-school tradition -- "Is it going to save someone?": the black church at song -- Klezmorim and Sephardim: the Jewish music revival -- Part 2: Sacred song and contemporary American religion -- New music of the spheres: from the new age to Neo-Paganism -- Contested praise: a tale of two hymnals -- Mormons and music: maintaining and mainstreaming sectarian identity -- Troubadour for the Lord: catholic charismatics and sacred song -- The conservatory tradition: interviews with Daniel Pinkham and Neely Bruce -- Gospel music: sacred song and the marketplace -- Conclusion: American sacred song and the meaning of religious culture.
0252028007 (alk. paper)
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GBA3-X8168
Sacred songs--History and criticism.--United States Church music--United States. Music--Religious aspects.