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Musical Inculturation, Theological Transformation, and the Construction of Black Nationalism in Early South African Choral Music Tradition

Okigbo, Austin C.

Africa today, 2010-12, Vol.57 (2), p.42-65 [Periódico revisado por pares]

USA: Indiana University Press

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Musical Inculturation, Theological Transformation, and the Construction of Black Nationalism in Early South African Choral Music Tradition
Autor: Okigbo, Austin C.
Assuntos: 19th century ; Africa ; African American market ; African Christianity ; African culture ; African history ; African music ; African studies ; Apartheid ; Art songs ; Arts ; Black culture ; Black nationalism ; Black people ; Blacks ; Book publishing ; Choral music ; Christianity ; Colonialism ; Company business management ; Composers ; Concerts ; Cultural history ; Cultural Identity ; Elites ; Ethnic music ; ethnomusicology ; Fanon, Frantz ; Folk music ; History ; History and criticism ; Hymns ; Missionaries ; Music ; Nationalism ; Performing Arts ; Political action ; Political activism ; Political activity ; Political aspects ; Race ; Race discrimination ; Racial discrimination ; Rap (Music) ; Religious aspects ; Religious missions ; Religious songs ; Shembe, Isaiah ; Social aspects ; South Africa ; Southern Africa ; Theology ; vocal music
É parte de: Africa today, 2010-12, Vol.57 (2), p.42-65
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Descrição: In their encounter with Europeans under colonialism and apartheid, black South Africans struggled to preserve their African identity. From the middle of the nineteenth century, an emergent urban black intellectual elite used choral music to articulate the experiences and aspirations of their people. This paper discusses their use of choral music as expressive culture and a form of cultural nationalism that sought to maintain a balance between the integrity of their African identity and their Christian experience by reformulating and reinterpreting elements of biblical Christianity to correspond to their African worldview.
Editor: USA: Indiana University Press
Idioma: Inglês

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Musical Inculturation, Theological Transformation, and the Construction of Black Nationalism in Early South African Choral Music Tradition

Okigbo, Austin C.

USA: Indiana University Press

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