Trade Paperback $13.49 Retail: $20.00 Save 33% ($6.51) 5 Stars Out Of 5 1 Reviews Publisher's Description▼▲ Even fallen humans compose beautiful symphonies, music that touches emotions as nothing else can.

It is well-researched, with abundant notes and a large bibliography, and will be a worthy companion for all who seek to know the mind of God through the creative arts."--William GOf course sound is limited by the physical properties of the universe, but that is not much of a guide for thinking deeply about music.more flag Like see review Begbie takes us on a whirlwind tour of 'the Great Tradition,' the grand synthesis of theology and musical theory that animated Western thought from Augustine through the Middle AgesDate Dec 2007 SRP $30.00 Carton Quantity 18 Number of pages 416 Buy Format E-Book ISBN 9781441200716 Puband one can find scores of books offering biblical and theological assessments of contemporary music practices, Begbie brilliantly connects the dots among these elementsIt is theologically acute, deeply informed by both the history of music and the history of reflections on music, and throughout displays Begbie's wide-ranging engagement with music of many kinds from both the past and the presentBlair and Ben rated it really liked it Dec 18, 2016 He previously served as honorary professor of theology at the University of St

Andrews; associate principal of Ridley Hall, Cambridge; and an affiliated lecturer in the Faculty of Divinity at the University of CambridgeThe author takes music as a physical part of God's created order and seeks to understand how Christ's sovereignty over creation affects the way we hear and This is the most thought-provoking book I have read on the subject of "what Christians should think about music"Occasionally Begbie shows us music as something done, as when he tells the story of the first performance of the Quartet for the End of Time: while Messiaen was a prisoner in Stalag 8A in 1941 (ppIt seemed like most books out there were written by people trying to find hard and fast rules for what was good music and what was badIt is theologically acute, deeply informed by both the history of music and the history of reflections on music, and throughout displays Begbie's wide-ranging engagement with music of many kinds from both the past and the present$14.99 Retail: $22.99 Add To Cart $14.99 Watching TV Religiously: Television and Theology in Dialogue In Stock $22.49 Retail: $27.99 Add To Cart $22.49 View All 9 Products Add To Cart Product Description▼▲ Even fallen humans compose soul-stirring symphonies, music that touches emotions as nothing else canBegbie said he originally planned to include thoughts on how to evaluate music, and the absence of such a section is indeed feltWrite Review SORT BY: MOST RECENT OVERALL RATING HELPFULNESS SEE: 5 25 50 Displaying items 1-1 of 1 Page 1 of 1 Benj 5 Stars Out Of 5 June 8, 2012 Benj Quality: 5 Value: 5 Meets Expectations: 5 Excellent book, great insight by the author, very thoroughly researchedSlobodas Oxford Handbook of Music and Emotion

—John DResounding Truth Christian Wisdom in the World of Music by: Jeremy SIf you need immediate assistance regarding this product or any other, please call 1-800-CHRISTIAN to speak directly with a customer service representativePeabody, MA 01960 Tax Information for LA, RI, and VT Residents Conditions of Use Privacy Notice 2017 Christianbook.com, LLC * 63 * Privacy Feedback Mobile Espaol Deutsch Portugus Begbie (Ph.D., University of Aberdeen) is Thomas ARather, it istogether with the other expressive artsprimarily a social phenomenon that brings people together, allows important rites to occur, aids effective communication, and helps maintain proper harmony, both among humans and between humans and the spiritual worldNot just anybody even with such qualifications can put things together so lucidly and profoundly 5c5c846363

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