The Music and Dance of the World's Religions: A Comprehensive, Annotated Bibliography of Materials in the English Language (Music Reference Collection)

500 Pages·1996·24.36 MB·English

by  E. Rust

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The Music and Dance of
the World's Religions
A Comprehensive, Annotated Bibliography
of Materials in the English Language
E. GARDNER RUST
Music Reference Collection, Number 54
Greenwood Press
Westport, Connecticut • London
Library of Congress Cataloging-in-Publication Data
Rust, Ezra Gardner.
The music and dance of the world's religions : a comprehensive,
annotated bibliography of materials in the English language / E.
Gardner Rust.
p. cm.—(Music reference collection, ISSN 0736-7740 ; no.
54)
Includes bibliographical references (p. ) and index.
ISBN 0-313-29561-1 (alk. paper)
1. Sacred vocal music—Bibliography. 2. Music—Bibliography.
3. Dance—Bibliography. 4. Music—Religious aspects—Bibliography.
5. Dance—Religious aspects—Bibliography. I. Title. II. Series.
ML128.S17R87 1996
016.7817—dc20 96-18212
British Library Cataloguing in Publication Data is available.
Copyright © 1996 by E. Gardner Rust
All rights reserved. No portion of this book may be
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Library of Congress Catalog Card Number: 96-18212
ISBN: 0-313-29561-1
ISSN: 0736-7740
First published in 1996
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Contents
PREFACE AND ACKNOWLEDGMENTS xv
ABBREVIATIONS xxi
1. GENERAL REFERENCES AND STUDIES
Short List of Selected References 1
General References and Bibliographies 2
Music and Religion 3
Musical Instruments and Religion 9
Dance and Religion 9
Music and Trance, Shamanism, and Healing 11
2. ASIA: GENERAL REFERENCES
General References and Bibliographies 16
Asian Dance and Theatre 17
Buddhism: General References 17
Christianity: General References 18
3. NORTH ASIA AND LAPLAND: SHAMANISM 19
4. CHINA/TAIWAN
General References, Original Sources, and Bibliographies 22
Taoism and Confucianism 23
Buddhism 25
Shamanism 26
Christianity 27
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5. TIBET 28
6. KOREA
General References and Bibliographies 33
Confucian Ceremonial Music 34
Buddhism 35
Shamanism 36
7. JAPAN
General References and Bibliographies 38
Noh Theatre 39
Shinto 40
Buddhism 40
Shamanism 42
8. MONGOLIA 43
9. CENTRAL ASIA 44
10. SOUTHEAST ASIA
General References 45
Burma 45
Cambodia 46
Laos 46
Malaysia 46
Philippines 47
Thailand 49
Vietnam 50
Indonesia: General References 51
Java 51
Bali 55
Other Areas 57
11. SOUTH ASIA: INDIA, NEPAL, SRI LANKA, AND PAKISTAN
India: Music Histories, Philosophies, and Bibliographies 61
India: Sanskrit Texts in Translation 63
India: Studies of Sanskrit Texts 65
India: Religious Music and Musicians 68
India: Religious Music of Specific Areas and Groups 71
India: Music of Buddhism, Jainism, and Sikhism 74
Indian Dance and Drama: Original Texts in Translation 75
Indian Dance and Drama: Studies 75
India: Shamanism 78
India: Christianity 79
Contents vii
Modern Speculations on Indian Music 80
Nepal 81
Sri Lanka 83
Indo-Islamic Music; Music of the Sufis 84
12. ZOROASTRIANISM AND THE PARSIS OF INDIA 87
13. THE ANCIENT NEAR EAST
The Ancient Near East 88
Ancient Greece 89
14. MUSIC AND DANCE IN THE BIBLE
Music in the Old and New Testaments 91
Music in the Old Testament 92
Dance in the Old Testament 95
Music in the New Testament 95
15. JUDAISM
Encyclopedias, Bibliographies, and Siddur 96
Histories, Liturgies, and Studies 97
Chant, Modes, and Transmission 99
Liturgy and Music after 70CE 104
16. EUROPEAN CHRISTIANITY: GENERAL REFERENCES,
HISTORIES, SURVEYS, AND LITURGY
Bibliographies and Sources of the Music and Dance of
European Christianity 113
Source Materials in Translation 115
Dictionaries and Encyclopedias 115
Histories 116
Philosophies and Theologies of Church Music 119
Psalmody and Hymnody 123
Early Liturgy: Documents in Translation 124
Liturgy, East and West 125
Early Liturgy: Studies 127
Judaism and Christian Antiquity 128
Music of Christian Antiquity 131
17. THE CHURCH OF ROME
Dictionaries and Encyclopedias 133
Liturgy 133
Music: Histories and Studies 134
Philosophies and Theologies of Music 135
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18. WESTERN EUROPEAN PLAINCHANT
Eastern and Western Plainchant 137
Western Plainchant: General References 137
Gregorian Chant 138
Chant Rhythm and Performance 145
Modes and Modal Theory 146
Oral and Literate Transmission; Notation 148
Non-Gregorian Latin Chant Traditions
General Reference 152
Ambrosian Chant 152
Beneventan Chant 153
Gallican Chant 154
Mozarabic Chant 154
Old Roman Chant 155
Other Chant Traditions 156
19. WESTERN EUROPEAN POLYPHONY
Music in Individual Places, Courts, and Institutions 157
Organum 160
Mass and Motet to 1400; Conductus 162
Polyphony, 1400-1600 164
Polyphony, 1600-1800 167
Non-Liturgical Religious Monody and Polyphony to 1700 168
Musical Instruments in Religious Music to c. 1700 170
20. LITURGICAL REFORMS OF THE 19TH AND 20TH
CENTURIES. VATICAN II (1962-1965)
Vatican Documents 173
Studies 174
21. ORTHODOX AND OTHER NON-LATIN CHRISTIAN RITES:
LITURGY AND MUSIC
Orthodox Liturgies and Music
General Reference 183
Liturgies of the Orthodox Rites 183
Byzantine Church Music 185
Russian Church Music 189
Serbian and Slavonic Church Music 191
Ukrainian Church Music 191
Music and Liturgy of the Non-Chalcedonian Orthodox Rites
General References 191
Armenian Church Music 192
Coptic Church Music 192
Ethiopian Church Music 193
Contents ix
Syrian Church Music 194
Uniate Church/Eastern Catholic: Maronites 195
Other Non-Latin Church Music of the Near East 195
22. RELIGIOUS MUSIC IN GREAT BRITAIN
Histories and Surveys 196
Roman Catholic Music in Great Britain 197
Protestant Music in Great Britain 201
23. PROTESTANT MUSIC ON THE EUROPEAN CONTINENT
Music and Protestant Theology 205
Histories and Surveys 206
Lutheran Music and Theology 207
Theological Aspects of the Music of J. S. Bach 210
Other European Religious Music 211
24. LITURGICAL DANCE AND DRAMA
Dance and Drama in Pre-20th-Century Christianity 213
Dance as Modern Liturgy 217
25. ISLAM
General References 222
Qur'anic Chant 223
Regional Religious Music 225
Music and Dance of the Sufis 226
26. MUSIC, MATHEMATICS, AND MYSTICISM
The School of Pythagoras and the Harmony of the Spheres:
Original Works in Translation 230
The School of Pythagoras: Studies 231
Arabic Writings and Studies 232
Jewish Writings and Studies 232
Christianity and Humanism: Original Works in Translation 233
Christian and Humanistic Studies 234
Speculative Modern Thought 235
27. SUB-SAHARAN AFRICA
General References and Bibliographies 238
African Music, Dance, and Drama 239
West Africa and West Central Africa 241
Ghana 242
Nigeria 244