Making Congregational Music Local in Christian Communities Worldwide 2018
DOI: 10.4324/9781315142432-1
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“…Lokalisasi musik merupakan proses dan upaya komunitas Kristen untuk mengemas suatu musik global (dalam hal ini Buku Ende) menjadi bagian dari ruang lingkup budaya sendiri. Mengemas musik itu dapat berupa inovasi, improvisasi dan aransemen yang kemudian dijadikan bermakna dan berguna secara lokal dalam konstruksi iman dan kepercayaan, teologi, praktik dan identitas umat Kristen (Ingalls, Reigersberg, & Sherinian, 2018).…”
Section: Musik Global DI Konteks Lokalunclassified
“…Lokalisasi musik merupakan proses dan upaya komunitas Kristen untuk mengemas suatu musik global (dalam hal ini Buku Ende) menjadi bagian dari ruang lingkup budaya sendiri. Mengemas musik itu dapat berupa inovasi, improvisasi dan aransemen yang kemudian dijadikan bermakna dan berguna secara lokal dalam konstruksi iman dan kepercayaan, teologi, praktik dan identitas umat Kristen (Ingalls, Reigersberg, & Sherinian, 2018).…”
Section: Musik Global DI Konteks Lokalunclassified
“…Recent examination of ethnographic case studies of Christian music-making "show the complex interweaving of political, ethical, aesthetic, and theological rationales in the localization of congregational music, and how musical styles marked as 'foreign' help communities achieve their goals, often of local power negotiation, more effectively than styles understood to be 'indigenous.'" 68 For instance, in her research among the Yolngu in Northern Australia, Fiona Magowan has examined the way in which hymns and evangelical songs introduced in the 1920s by Methodist missionaries remain a meaningful element for the Yolngu to this day. Magowan suggests that the musical exchange that took place between the missionaries and the local people could be explained by a series of interrelated processes-encounter, reorientation, reception/agency, and leadership/independence-handled with cultural sensitivity and appropriateness, over a significant amount of time.…”
Section: "This Is My Story This Is My Song"mentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Observations have shown that music in the context of ritual worship is a facilitator for emotion and religious experience ( Miller & Strongman, 2002 ). This holds true both in an individual as well as a congregational setting ( Ingalls, 2016 ). In our current era, the forces of globalisation have created a more unifying culture where especially the younger demographic of believers share the songs that they like and commonly worship to Brehm Center (2017) .…”
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confidence: 97%