Essays on the connections between music, ritual, and spirituality
Contributors
3
(4)
Introduction
7
(10)
Part I: Ritual and Spirituality
Global Spirituality and Ritual
17
(9)
Ronald L. Grimes
Voices of Ancestors: Music and Spirituality in the Global Marketplace
26
(11)
Chartwell Dutiro
Rachel Levay
Part II: Music and Ritual
Form and Ritual: A Comparison between Sequential and Cyclic Musical Structures and their use in Liturgy
37
(18)
C. Michael Hawn
Amor Loci: Theory and Method in the Study of Christian Ritual Music
55
(16)
Helen Phelan
Part III: Irish Spirituality and Music
Evidence for Music in the Medieval Irish Liturgy: A Survey
71
(10)
Barra Boydell
Some Dimensions of Early Irish Piety
81
(20)
Sean O Duinn
Part IV: Gregorian and Orthodox Chant -- Personal Profiles
Western Plainchant
101
(4)
Byzantine Chant
105
(16)
Part V: Music and Creativity
Heidegger's Reading of Poetry: Art as Spiritual Exploration
121
(19)
Mark Patrick Hederman
The Singing Body: Music, Spirit and Creativity
140
(11)
Micheal O Suilleabhain
Part VI: Music and Theology
Charles Tournemire: A Study in Spontaneity and the Theology of the Catholic Liturgy
151
(12)
Cyprian Love
Church Music and the Reformation
163
(14)
Fintan Lyons
The Sound of God
177
(12)
Noirin Ni Riain
Part VII: Aesthetics, Science and Healing
Towards a Definition of `Good' Liturgical Music
189
(12)
Gerard Gillen
Music as Therapy: The Sounds of Healing
201
Kaja Jensen
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