Making Music for the Lord: The Role of Choral Music in the Divine Service According to Chronicles and the New Testament
Dr. John W. Kleinig
Australian Lutheran College
South Australia, Australia
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Reading List:
1. Basic Reading: John W. Kleinig. The Lord’s Song: The Basis, Function and Significance of Choral Music in Chronicles. JSOTSup 156. JSOT Press: Sheffield, 1993.
2. Wider Reading (accessible via the web at www.johnkleinig.com in John W. Kleinig Lutheran Theological Resources).
“Bach, Chronicles, and Church Music.” Logia 9/3, 7-10, 2000.
“The Incarnation and Music.” Pages 69-79 in Marian Free and others (eds.), That Our Joy May Be Full: Essays on the Incarnation for the New Millennium, Openbook: Adelaide, 2000.
“The Mystery of Doxology.” Pages 129-47 in Paul T. McCain and John R. Stephenson, Mysteria Dei. Essays in Honor of Kurt Marquart, Concordia Theological Seminary Press: Fort Wayne, 2000.
“Singing with Grace in Our Hearts: The Function of Hymnody in Its Cultural Context.” Pages 103-17 in J. Bart Day and others (eds.), Teach Me Thy Way, O Lord: Essays in Honor of Glen Zweck, the Zweck Festschrift Committee: Housten, 2000.
“What’s the Use of Praising God?” Lutheran Theological Journal 38/2, 76-88, 2004.