Spirits Rejoice! takes its name from a record by jazz saxophonist of the mid- 1960s, Albert Ayler--later used, with an exclamation point added, by Louis Moholo-Moholo--and is appropriated in Jason Bivins's book to express the overlap of religion and jazz music through history. Bivins explore themes that have resounded throughout the musical genre that are also integral to the practice of religions in the United States.
Spirits Rejoice! takes its name from a record by jazz saxophonist of the mid- 1960s, Albert Ayler--later used, with an exclamation point added, by Louis Moholo-Moholo--and is appropriated in Jason Bivins's book to express the overlap of religion and jazz music through history. Bivins explore themes that have resounded throughout the musical genre that are also integral to the practice of religions in the United States.
Jasoc C. Bivins is a Professor of Religious Studies at North Carolina State University.
Inhaltsangabe
* Chapter One: First Meditations * Chapter Two: Procession of the Great Ancestry: Traditions Jazz and Religious * Chapter Three: Shadows on a Wall: Jazz Narrates American Religions * Chapter Four: Urban Magic: Jazz Communitarianism * Chapter Five: The Magic of Juju: Improvising Ritual * Chapter Six: The Tao of Mad Phat: Jazz Meditation and Mysticism * Chapter Seven: Other Planes of There: Jazz Cosmologies and Harmonialism * Chapter Eight: Spirits Rejoice! Beyond "Religion" * Notes * Bibliography * Index
* Chapter One: First Meditations * Chapter Two: Procession of the Great Ancestry: Traditions Jazz and Religious * Chapter Three: Shadows on a Wall: Jazz Narrates American Religions * Chapter Four: Urban Magic: Jazz Communitarianism * Chapter Five: The Magic of Juju: Improvising Ritual * Chapter Six: The Tao of Mad Phat: Jazz Meditation and Mysticism * Chapter Seven: Other Planes of There: Jazz Cosmologies and Harmonialism * Chapter Eight: Spirits Rejoice! Beyond "Religion" * Notes * Bibliography * Index
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