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Author: Kirsten Sass Bak Publisher: Museum Tusculanum Press ISBN: Category : History Languages : en Pages : 296
Book Description
Book & 2 CDs. Spiritual folk singing is a fascinating form of musical expression. So it is not surprising that traditional spiritual melodies have been an object of interest to many popular musicians through the last decades. Since the Reformation, people in the Protestant European countries have been forming their own versions of the Lutheran chorale melodies, and new popular singing traditions were created in the Pietist revival movements of the 17th and 18th centuries. Old and new traditional alike reflect the clashes between the church authorities and the needs and norms of ordinary people -- socially in the cults, and musically in the melodies. In some cases, musical traditions still alive date back to the 16th Century. In this book spiritual folk singing traditions form the Nordic-Baltic area are presented as a common theme for the very first time. In ten articles by Nordic and Baltic scholars, significant local differences in melody traditions are demonstrated, as well as the many common traits in substance and historical background.
Author: Kirsten Sass Bak Publisher: Museum Tusculanum Press ISBN: Category : History Languages : en Pages : 296
Book Description
Book & 2 CDs. Spiritual folk singing is a fascinating form of musical expression. So it is not surprising that traditional spiritual melodies have been an object of interest to many popular musicians through the last decades. Since the Reformation, people in the Protestant European countries have been forming their own versions of the Lutheran chorale melodies, and new popular singing traditions were created in the Pietist revival movements of the 17th and 18th centuries. Old and new traditional alike reflect the clashes between the church authorities and the needs and norms of ordinary people -- socially in the cults, and musically in the melodies. In some cases, musical traditions still alive date back to the 16th Century. In this book spiritual folk singing traditions form the Nordic-Baltic area are presented as a common theme for the very first time. In ten articles by Nordic and Baltic scholars, significant local differences in melody traditions are demonstrated, as well as the many common traits in substance and historical background.
Author: Kirsten Sass Bak
Author: Kirsten Sass Bak
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