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Full Description
This volume focuses on the ways in which mutual musical engagement might play a role in creating healthful, life-giving experiences. Scholarly chapters and reflective interludes illustrate how people use music to forge authentic spiritual and emotional connections with others, including in times of physical isolation and political unrest. Chapters and interludes address topics such as relationship building, community, wellbeing, therapy, education, and ecology. Each describes various ways in which individuals connect authentically with themselves, others, the music they make, and the physical and spiritual world around them. Many authors address current global crises including the COVID-19 pandemic, racism, nationalism, environmental injustice, and associated climate catastrophes. Authors articulate various qualities of authentic human connections, and discuss various ways in which music might be poised to facilitate emotional and spiritual connections in some of the most challenging and physically isolating times.
Contents
Contents: Music and Authenticity in the Contemporary Context: Individualism, Community, and Negotiations of Diversity - Karin S. Hendricks and June Boyce- Tillman: Music, Connection, and Authenticity - Stephen B. Roberts: Music and Spirituality in a Polyphonic Public Sphere - Bruce Ellis Benson: Improvisation as Spiritual Exercise: The Improvisational Virtues of Empathy, Humility, and Trust - Amira Ehrlich: Popular Music for Religious Authenticity in Israeli Jewish Religious Education - Estelle R. Jorgensen: On Values and Life's Journey through Music: Reflections on the Eriksons' Life Stages and Music Education - Authentic Connection and Wellbeing - Deborah J. Saidel: A Pathway to Wellbeing: Transcending a Compensatory History of Women in Music - Jungmin Grace Han: Interlude 1: The Sacred Space Within: Towards Mind-Body Unity through Musical Performance - Maria Giulia Marini: Interlude 2: Music: To Each Their Own When Illness Comes but Rhythm Is Universal - Keith D. Thomasson: Creative Spirit: Conversations that Accompany Creativity in the Lives of Young People Who Are at Risk of Homelessness - Liesl Van Der Merwe, Janelize Morelli, and Catrien Wentink: Exploring Lived Experiences of Relationality during Participatory Performances of Sacred Musics at a Care Home for the Elderly - Gareth Dylan Smith: Mud Drums and Magic: Spirituality and Collaborative Improvised Drumming - Anne T. Jones: Interlude 3: A Counselor's Search to Understand How Her Post- Traumatic Growth and Recovery Were Facilitated by Music -Therapy, Education, and Caring - Giorgos Tsiris: Tracing Spirituality in Everyday Music Therapy Contexts: Methodological Reflections - Jillian Schofield: Interlude 4: Healing with Shamanic Drums - June Boyce- Tillman: Music, Meditation, and Mandalas: Re- Enchanting the Care Home - Laura Benjamins: Facilitating Relational Spaces of Musicking: A Music Educator's Practice of Care - Karin S. Hendricks: Authentic Connection in Music Education: A Chiastic Essay - Fabian Lochner and Michele Keim: «Only When I Think the Light...»: Teaching Religion Inclusively in a Camphill SEND Setting - Faith Halverson- Ramos: Gerotranscendence and Music Therapy: Supporting a Transpersonal Dimension to Aging - Ecology - Dave Camlin: Recovering Our Humanity: What's Love (and Music) Got to Do with It? - Jennifer Kershaw: Interlude 5: This Holy Adventure: A Meditation in Loving Memory of Paul Robertson - Chris Roberts: Re-Imagining Ritual, Creating Communitas - Tawnya D. Smith: Spiraling to Life: Listening and Sounding toward a Life-Sustaining Society.
