Music and Theology in Nineteenth-Century Britain (Hardcover)

Introduction, Martin V. Clarke; Chapter 1 The Theology of the Victorian Hymn Tune, Ian Bradley; Chapter 2 'Meet and Right it is to Sing': Nineteenth-Century Hymnals and the Reasons for Singing, Martin V. Clarke; Chapter 3 Sacred Sound for a Holy Space: Dogma, Worship and Music at Solemn Mass during the Victorian Era, 1829-1903, T.E. Muir; Chapter 4 'Thy Love ... Hath Broken Every Barrier Down': The Rhetoric of Intimacy in Nineteenth-Century British and American Women's Hymns, C. Michael Hawn, June Hadden Hobbs; Chapter 5 Christianity, Civilization and Music: Nineteenth-Century British Missionaries and the Control of Malagasy Hymnology, Charles Edward McGuire; Chapter 6 'Sing a Sankey': The Rise of Gospel Hymnody in Great Britain, Mel R. Wilhoit; Chapter 7 'Singin' in the Reign': Voice, Faith and the Welsh Revival of 1904-1905, James Deaville, Katherine Stopa; Chapter 8 Beyond the Psalms: The Metamorphosis of the Anthem Text during the Nineteenth Century, Peter Horton; Chapter 9 From Elijah (1846) to The Kingdom (1906): Music and Scripture Interacting in the Nineteenth-Century English Oratorio, David Brown; Chapter 10, Jeremy S. Begbie; Chapter 11 'Spiritual' Selection: Joseph Goddard and the Music Theology of Evolution, Bennett Zon;