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Author:   Robert Sholl (Royal Academy of Music, UK) ,  Sander Van Maas (University of Amsterdam, The Netherlands)
Publisher:   Taylor & Francis Ltd
Imprint:   Routledge
Weight:   0.670kg
ISBN:  

9780367229481

ISBN 10:   036722948
Pages:   364
Publication Date:   04 February 2019
Audience:   College/higher education ,  Tertiary & Higher Education ,  Undergraduate
Format:   Paperback
Publisher's Status:   Active
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Introduction: What is a Contemporary spiritual Music? Robert Sholl and Sander van Maas Part 1: Passions 1. For Whom the Bells Toll: Arvo Pärt’s Passio, Metamodernism and the Appealing Promise of Tintinnabulation Andrew Shenton 2. Sacrificial Passions: The Influence of Wagner and Scruton in James MacMillan’s The Sacrifice and St John Passion Dominic Wells 3. Kenosis in Contemporary Music and Postmodern Philosophy Peter Bannister 4. Synoptic Passions: Gubaidulina’s St John Passion in the post-Jungian Era Anna McCready Part 2: Composer Studies 5. Canon as an agent of revelation in the music of Ligeti Amy Bauer 6. Music and Belief: The figure of Singularity in Galina Ustvolskaya’s Work Rokus de Groot 7. Zen’ in the Art of Tōru Takemitsu: listening as vehicle for inner discovery Peter Burt 8. John Cage’s Journey into Silence James Pritchett 9. Stockhausen’s Spirituality Konrad Boehmer 10. Claude Vivier at the End Jonathan Goldman Part 3: Perspectives and ‘Prospectives’ 11. Searching for the Elusive Obvious: Memory, Forgiveness, Catharsis, and Transcendence in Contemporary Spiritual Music Robert Sholl 12. The Curvatures of Salvation: Messiaen, Stockhausen, and Adams Sander van Maas 13. In Defence of Complexity: The New Spiritual Music’s Farewell to Modernism Burcht Pranger 14. An Awkward Reverence : Composing Oneself in the 21st Century Anglican Church Francis Pott 15. Spiritual Music: ‘positive’ negative theology? Jonathan Harvey. Selected Bibliography Index

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Robert Sholl teaches at the Royal Academy of Music and at the University of West London. He has published on a wide range of twentieth-century music. He was editor of Messiaen Studies, and has recently written on Arvo Pärt, Stravinsky’s Le Sacre du Printemps, Messiaen and Berio. As an organist Robert has given recitals at St Paul's Cathedral, Westminster Abbey, Notre-Dame de Paris, and at the Madeleine, and he will perform all of Messiaen's organ music in 2016-17. Sander van Maas is Assistant Professor of Musicology at the University of Amsterdam, previously Endowed Full Professor of Dutch Contemporary Composed Music at Utrecht University, and he has held visiting positions at Boston University, Harvard and the University of West London. He is author of The Reinvention of Religious Music: Olivier Messiaen's Breakthrough Toward The Beyond and editor of Thresholds of Listening: Sound, Technics, Space.

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