DIVINE AND DEVOTION IN THE MUSIC OF EAST AND WEST

Authors

  • John Edappilly CMI dvk

Keywords:

Search for the Source of Music and Devotion, Indian Music: World of Devotional Melodies, Developmentof Devotional Music in the World, Role of Emotion in Devotional Music, Music and Emotion, Universal Phenomenon of Devotional Music

Abstract

Singing has become an essential part of community worship in any religion. Religious rituals have invariably developed musical styles in- volving devotional expressions. A brief survey of the world of devotional worship shows that music has always become part and parcel of a religious worship irrespective of its particular creed. 

References

Simon Robert Leopold: Spiritual aspects of Indian Music ( Sundeep Prakashan). Delhi. 1984. pp. 1-3.

Lawrance A. Hoffman. "Musical Traditions and Tensions in the American Synagogue" Concilium. 202. special column Music and the Experience of God. 1989. p, 30.

Ruth M.Stone:"Sound and Rhythm in Corporate ritual in Arabia".Concillum 202 Special column Music and the Experience of God.1989.p.73.

Sourindro Mohan Tagore: Hindu Music (The Chawkamba Sanskrit series office), Varanasi, 1965.

Gowri Kuppaswami: Understanding Western Music, New Delhi, 1972, p.121.

M.R. Gautam, The musical Heritage Of India (Abhinam Publications,1980) Delhi, p.57.

Vasudeva Sastri, Th'e Science of Music (Research Publications, Tanjore, 1968). p. 9.

Maitrayaniya Upanishad (6.22).

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Published

1990-09-30

How to Cite

John Edappilly CMI. (1990). DIVINE AND DEVOTION IN THE MUSIC OF EAST AND WEST . Journal of Dharma, 15(3), 245–259. Retrieved from https://dvkjournals.in/index.php/jd/article/view/1229