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Showing 1 to 20 of 21 for “"hymnody"”.
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A historical survey of Christian hymnody
Typescript (photocopy).
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TOWARDS AN UNDERSTANDING OF TRACTARIAN HYMNODY: A Critical Appraisal of the Interaction between Theology, Poetry and Music in Anglican Hymnody between 1840 and 1900.
… to accentuate the sophistication of Tractarian hymnody and refute Hadow’s accusation of superficiality.
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Charisma and controversy: Benjamin Keach (1640-1704) and the Baptist debate about congregational hymnody
Protestantism in seventeenth century England was fractured. A group, known as Dissenters, left the established Church of England. Some of these Dissenters challenged the use of exclusive Psalmody and began to propagate the use of hymns in public worship. These hymns were categorized as newly …
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Hymnody of change: A study of classical African orature in a social justice context
<p>Communal music has been and is still a prominent method of cultural expression for generations, in particular for the generations of displaced Africans on American soil. The roots of this music, an amalgam of African tradition and a forced Christianity, have remained a constant companion to …
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The relationship between the "Great Awakening" and the transition from psalmody to hymnody in the New England colonies
… England colonies and the change from psalmody to hymnody in the mid-eighteenth century through an approach which integrates the two fields of theology and church music. The termination date is 1770, and the focus is Protestant congregational song in the three groups most influenced by Puritan …
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The Singing Lion of London: Hymnody as a Pedagogical And Doxological Tool in The Pastoral Ministry of Charles Spurgeon
… Spurgeon (1834-1892) placed a high priority on hymnody as a pedagogical and doxological tool within the life and public worship of the local church. As pastor of London’s Metropolitan Tabernacle, he quoted hymns weekly in his sermons for decades. This dissertation, a mixed-methods study, …
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Exploring homilies and hymnody : the thematic relationship between George Whitefield's sermons and "A collection of hymns for social worship".
… perspective on Whitefield's views on singing and hymnody, and suggests that the values that motivated Whitefield as a preacher also shaped his decisions as an editor and compiler of hymn texts. Whitefield's religious zeal, theatrical tendencies, rhetorical abilities, and desire for Christian …
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The hymnological contributions of Basil Manly, Jr. to the congregational song of Southern Baptists
… and tunes to the repertory of Southern Baptist hymnody. Chapter 2 focuses on the collaboration of Manly Jr. with Basil Manly Sr. in the compilation of The Baptist Psalmody (1850). The first Southern Baptist hymnal was developed in response to the dominance of The Psalmist (1843) in Northern …
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The Hymns of Anne Steele in John Rippon's Selection of Hymns: A Theological Analysis in the Context of the English Particular Baptist Revival
… of the golden age of Baptist and evangelical hymnody. By engaging in a theological analysis of the fifty-two hymns and Psalm paraphrases of Anne Steele included in the various editions of Rippon's phenomenally successful hymnal, this dissertation argues that Steele played a significant …
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Engaging the Heart: Orthodoxy and Experimentalism in William Gadsby’s A Selection of Hymns for Public Worship
… and a vanguard of high Calvinistic, experimental hymnody. He is also the compiler of one of the oldest English hymnbooks still in current use, <i>A Selection of Hymns for Public Worship</i> (1814), known informally as “Gadsby&#x2019;s Hymns.” During his lifetime Gadsby was criticized both for …
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Reconciled In Christ: An Intertextual Biblical Model for Ethnodoxology Practice in Local Church Ministry
… collections of and resources for global hymnody for the local church, recommends strategies for transition to more culturally/ethnically inclusive worship, and proposes areas for future research.
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Jesus Paid It All: Combining Rock and Hymns in Contemporary Worship Music
… rock) and hymns from 19th-century White Gospel hymnody; many such hymns can be found within a Baptist or Methodist hymnal. Scholarship by Brian Walrath, Robert Woods, Monique Ingalls, Ken Stephenson and John Covach (among many others) serve as the basis for my analysis. I also use a variety of …
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“The hour is coming and is now here”: the doctrine of inaugurated eschatology in contemporary evangelical worship music
… eschatological themes in American evangelical hymnody from ca. 1700 through 1985, addressing a few representative hymns from each hymnic era by way of illustration. Drawing upon the work of Stephen Marini, Eric Routley, Richard Crawford, and others, the chapter surveys select examples of …
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John and Charles Wesleys' "Hymns on the Lord's Supper" (1745): Their Meaning for Methodist Ecclesial Identity and Ecumenical Dialogue
… the Eucharist itself. When enacted, both hymnody and the ritual of the Lord's Supper are ways of Eucharistic embodiment. The lyrics contain sacrificial and atonement themes which inform the current context of ecumenical recognition of Eucharistic sacrifice. Methodism can appropriate these …
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Worship Music As Spiritual Identity: An Examination Of Music In The Liturgy Among Black And White Adventists In The United States From 1840 To 1944
… fervent singing of spirituals and gospel hymnody. Black and White Adventist pioneers augmented this milieu with their developing views on the great controversy between Christ and Satan, conditional immortality of the soul, Jesus Christ’s ministry in the heavenly sanctuary, His soon second …
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String Quartet I
… of both classical choir and traditional American hymnody. This movement explores the deeply spiritual experience of lying down in the shallow Platte River and letting the current move my body downstream while all I can see above me is endless sky. Movement IV, "Barn Roof," is a celebration of …
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The role of musical composition in promoting church unity
… ‘compositional unity’, comprehensive analysis of hymnody and contemporary Christian music used in gathered worship will not be offered, but consideration is given as to why certain hymns and songs have lasted above others, illustrating links between good compositional writing and unity as …
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Music in the Divine Liturgy of Slovak Lutheran worship
… School of Theology, 1965. The study included the hymnody in the liturgy for Holy Week as it is applied to the Holy Passion book, the Svate Pagie.The study revealed that the Slovak Lutheran liturgy was influenced by Martin Luther's German Masses that were based on parts of the ordinary and Proper …
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A Study and Critical Analysis of Orin Idaraya Choruses in the Yoruba Baptist Hymnal (2000) of the Nigerian Baptist Convention
… the present. In the chapter, the rise of Yoruba hymnody in the church and the use of indigenous Yoruba indigenous Christian songs in worship were examined. Chapter 4 explores the history and organization of YBH 2000. In the chapter, a brief explanation of why the songs are referred to as Orin …
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