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Full Description
This book concerns an examination of the totality of the musical experience with a view to restoring the soul within it. It starts with an analysis of the strands in the landscape of contemporary spirituality. It examines the descriptors spiritual but not religious, and spiritual and religious, looking in particular at the place of faith narratives in various spiritualities. These strands are linked with the domains of the musicking experience: Materials, Expression, Construction and Values. The book sets out a model of the spiritual experience as a negotiated relationship between the musicker and the music. It looks in detail at various models of musicking drawn from music therapy, ethnomusicology, musicology and cultural studies. It examines the relationship between Christianity and music as well as examining some practical projects showing the effect of various Value systems in musicking, particularly in intercultural dialogue. It finally proposes an ecclesiology of musical events that includes both orate and literate traditions and so is supportive of inclusive community.
Contents
Contents: And Still I Wander ... through Greek Mythology and the Idea of the Soul - The Development of Religionless Spirituality - The Cult of Creativity - The Development of a Phenomenography of the Musical Experience - A Place of Transformation: A Midsummer Night's Dream - The Environment - Music and Expression - Musical Construction - Values in Musicking - Music and Christian Theology - Crossing a Threshold: Encountering the Spiritual - The Extrapersonal Dimension: The Use of the Musical Liminality as a Space for Peace and Justice Making - Radical Musical Inclusion: An Ecclesiology of Music - Orpheus Rediscovered: The Way Forward.
