Music, Piety, and Propaganda: The Soundscapes of Counter-Reformation Bavaria explores the nature of sound as a powerful yet ambivalent force in the religious struggles that permeated Germany during the Counter-Reformation.
Music, Piety, and Propaganda: The Soundscapes of Counter-Reformation Bavaria explores the nature of sound as a powerful yet ambivalent force in the religious struggles that permeated Germany during the Counter-Reformation.Hinweis: Dieser Artikel kann nur an eine deutsche Lieferadresse ausgeliefert werden.
Alexander J. Fisher is Assistant Professor of Music at the University of British Columbia in Vancouver, Canada. A musicologist specializing in music, sound, and religious culture in early modern Europe, he teaches courses in early music and coordinates the university's Early Music Ensemble.
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* Table of Contents * Acknowledgments * Abbreviations for Source Locations * I. Sound, Space, and Confession in Counter-Reformation Bavaria * Historical soundscapes * Sound, space, and place * Identity, discipline, and confessionalization * The soundscapes of Counter-Reformation Bavaria * The structure and scope of the book * II. Sound and the Spaces of Worship * Public churches and the experience of liturgical space * Congregational song * St. Michael in Munich, the Jesuits, and Counter-Reformation worship * Cathedral, Collegiate, and Parish churches in the age of Tridentine reform * The cathedral of Freising * Unsere Liebe Frau in Munich * St. Peter in Munich * Liturgy in the religious orders * Courtly spaces for liturgy: the Bavarian court chapel * The court chapel of St. George and liturgical music in the sixteenth * century * The new court chapel of Mary of the Immaculate Conception and * liturgical music under Maximilian I * III. Sound and Spaces of Devotion * Devotional polyphony for cultivated spaces * Monastic devotion * Confraternities and congregations * The Marian Congregations * Marian, Eucharistic, and other confraternities * Corporate devotional services and gatherings * Funerals and burials * Salve services * Seasonal devotions for Christmas and Lent * Supplications and Celebrations * Song and the soundscape * IV. Sound and Confession in the Civic Sphere * Bells and the urban soundscape * Regulating the sounds of profane life * Song in the public sphere * Sound in public religious spectacles * V. Music, Sound, and Processional Culture * Corpus Christi processions * The Corpus Christi procession in Munich * Good Friday processions * Processions of supplication and triumph * VI. Sound, Pilgrimage, and the Spiritual Geography of Counter-Reformation Bavaria * Pilgrimage in the Reformation and Counter-Reformation * The music of pilgrimage: songs and litanies * Bavarian pilgrimage songs * The litany in Bavarian pilgrimage * Sound in the practice of pilgrimage * Departure * En route and upon arrival * A pilgrimage to St. Benno in Munich * Bibliography * Index
* Table of Contents * Acknowledgments * Abbreviations for Source Locations * I. Sound, Space, and Confession in Counter-Reformation Bavaria * Historical soundscapes * Sound, space, and place * Identity, discipline, and confessionalization * The soundscapes of Counter-Reformation Bavaria * The structure and scope of the book * II. Sound and the Spaces of Worship * Public churches and the experience of liturgical space * Congregational song * St. Michael in Munich, the Jesuits, and Counter-Reformation worship * Cathedral, Collegiate, and Parish churches in the age of Tridentine reform * The cathedral of Freising * Unsere Liebe Frau in Munich * St. Peter in Munich * Liturgy in the religious orders * Courtly spaces for liturgy: the Bavarian court chapel * The court chapel of St. George and liturgical music in the sixteenth * century * The new court chapel of Mary of the Immaculate Conception and * liturgical music under Maximilian I * III. Sound and Spaces of Devotion * Devotional polyphony for cultivated spaces * Monastic devotion * Confraternities and congregations * The Marian Congregations * Marian, Eucharistic, and other confraternities * Corporate devotional services and gatherings * Funerals and burials * Salve services * Seasonal devotions for Christmas and Lent * Supplications and Celebrations * Song and the soundscape * IV. Sound and Confession in the Civic Sphere * Bells and the urban soundscape * Regulating the sounds of profane life * Song in the public sphere * Sound in public religious spectacles * V. Music, Sound, and Processional Culture * Corpus Christi processions * The Corpus Christi procession in Munich * Good Friday processions * Processions of supplication and triumph * VI. Sound, Pilgrimage, and the Spiritual Geography of Counter-Reformation Bavaria * Pilgrimage in the Reformation and Counter-Reformation * The music of pilgrimage: songs and litanies * Bavarian pilgrimage songs * The litany in Bavarian pilgrimage * Sound in the practice of pilgrimage * Departure * En route and upon arrival * A pilgrimage to St. Benno in Munich * Bibliography * Index
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