Images of a Hymnal: Criteria for selecting songs derived from constructed meaning of a hymnal

Nienke van Andel, M.J.M. Hoondert, Marcel Barnard

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    Abstract

    The focus when composing, evaluating or studying a hymn-book, usually lies on the hymns it contains and/or the criteria used for their incorporation. In this article we will add another point of view to the study of hymnals, seeking to show that the desired end result of the editorial work contributes to the evaluation of a particular song. We will argue that images of the hymnal as they were evoked in the meetings of its editorial board when discussing a song, became a criterion for incorporation, summarized in the question of whether the song met the desired meaning of the hymnal.
    Original languageEnglish
    Title of host publicationJahrbuch fur Liturgik und Hymnologie
    EditorsKarl-Heinrich Bieritz, Ada Kadelbach, Andreas Marti
    Place of PublicationGöttingen
    PublisherVandenhoeck & Ruprecht
    Pages143-158
    Number of pages16
    Volume53
    ISBN (Print)9783525572184
    Publication statusPublished - 2014

    Keywords

    • Hymnal
    • discours analysis

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