New Issue of Yale Journal for Music & Religion

Wednesday, October 16, 2024
YJMR

The Yale Journal of Music & Religion has published a new issue: “Sacred Recitation and Ritual in Digital Worlds” (vol. 9, no. 2), guest-edited by Professor Anne K. Rasmussen (College of William and Mary). The journal is a forum for the study of sacred music in its ritual, artistic, and cultural contexts. Twice yearly, this peer-reviewed, open access journal publishes scholarship on religious music of all traditions across a range of methodologies, situating it within the worlds of beliefs and practices.

Table of Contents

Introduction

  • Anne K. Rasmussen: “Sacred Recitation and Ritual in Digital Worlds”

Articles

  • James R. W. Crockford: “Coltrane’s A Love Supreme: Meditations of Immediacy in Jazz Ritual and Recitation”
  • Polina Dessiatnitchenko: “The Voice of the Azerbaijan: Experiencing Recordings of Hajibaba Huseynov and post-Soviet Muslim Musical Identities”
  • David Font-Navarrete: “‘Forget the Rest…’: Notes on Magnetic Tape and Other Antiquated Media as Archives of Afro-Atlantic Liturgy”
  • Simone Krüger Bridge: “The Online Cathedral: A Case Study Analysis of Egalitarian Outreach at Liverpool Cathedral for Mental Health and Spiritual Wellbeing during the Covid-19 Pandemic”
  • Christiane Strothmann: “Sacred Recitation of the Tibetan Yungdrung Bön Tradition: The Kharnatsang Collection of Skad and the Arrangement of the Three Heart Mantras”
  • Jeffrey A. Summit: “Jewish Worship, Music, and Technology during the Covid-19 Pandemic”

Book Reviews

  • Sarah Moerman: review of Musicology of Religion: Theories, Methods and Directions (Guy L. Beck)
  • Laura Stefanescu: review of Saint Cecilia in the Renaissance: The Emergence of a Musical Icon (John A. Rice)

Call for Submissions

In addition, the YJMR reiterates two ongoing calls. Please send any questions and proposals to editor-in-chief to Jeffers Engelhardt