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Music as Liturgical Revelation
Irish Theological Quarterly, 2004The author argues that music is the basis for language, awareness of temporality, and art - Heidegger's three essential dimensions of human consciousness. Thus musicality is crucial for the human person's integration with reality. Also, the author tells us, music is linked universally with hope, another primordial human instinct.
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Musical and Liturgical Practice
2020AbstractThe liturgy adopted by monastic communities offered their members the opportunity to express their piety and spiritual concerns, while simultaneously providing a public representation of the community’s spiritual identity. In particular, the cults of local saints, often supported by their relics, distinguished individual monasteries from their ...
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Glenstal Abbey, Music and the Liturgical Movement
Studies in World Christianity, 2006The Roman Catholic Church’s current theology of liturgy is influenced in a marked degree by the fruits of an intellectual movement whose roots lie mainly in the nineteenth century but which came to fruition in the twentieth. This movement is generally referred to as The Liturgical Movement.
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Liturgical Music in the Jewish Tradition
2021Abstract Music in the Jewish tradition is based on long-standing historic traditions and the influence of changing cultural surroundings as communities moved to new locations. This chapter begins by discussing textual sources, including biblical passages that describe the role of music in Jewish life and rabbinic sources that state music’
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The Liturgical Music Of Pierre Certon.
1963PhD ; Music ; University of Michigan, Horace H. Rackham School of Graduate Studies ; http://deepblue.lib.umich.edu/bitstream/2027.42/179577/2/6306963 ...
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The earliest Spanish book on the date of which incunabulists agree — the Manipulus curatorum printed by Matheus Flandrus — appeared at Saragossa in 1475. Only a decade later the first Spanish imprint containing music appeared in the same city. Since but a single copy of the 1485 Missale Caesaraugustanum printed by Paul Hurus survives, and since the ...
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The earliest Spanish book on the date of which incunabulists agree — the Manipulus curatorum printed by Matheus Flandrus — appeared at Saragossa in 1475. Only a decade later the first Spanish imprint containing music appeared in the same city. Since but a single copy of the 1485 Missale Caesaraugustanum printed by Paul Hurus survives, and since the ...
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