From chantre to djak
Subtitle: cantorial traditions in Canada
By: compiled and edited by Robert B. Klymasz.
Contributors: Klymasz, Robert Bogdan, 1936-; Canadian Centre for Folk Culture Studies.; Canadian Museum of Civilization.
Series: Mercury series; Paper / Canadian Centre for Folk Culture Studies ;; 73; Paper (Canadian Centre for Folk Culture Studies) ;; no. 73.
Publisher: Canadian Museum of Civilization; Brand: Canadian Museum of Civilization
Published: 2000
Place of publication: Hull, Que
Language: eng; fre
Number of pages: 185
Subjects: Cantillation -- Canada.; Cantors (Church music) -- Canada.; Cantors (Judaism) -- Canada.; Musique d'église -- Canada.; Musique synagogale -- Canada -- Histoire et critique.; Cantors (Judaisme) -- Canada.
Other titles: Cantorial traditions in Canada
Notes: Includes bibliographical references: p. [173]-181.
Chiefly in English; includes some texts in French.
Table of contents: title: Part One : Papers. Becoming a cantor / Joseph Roll ; "How I quit being a cantor" : chanting aesthetics and "mood affect" / Michael Owen Jones ; Pour la suite de la "beauté" : le parcours de Claude Gosselin, chantre de Québec depuis 1943 / Anne-Marie Poulin; title: Part two : Analyses and reports. Au-delà de la tradition... Rôle et fonction d'un chantre dans la survie d'une église à Montréal / Claudette Berthiaume-Zavada ; Cantors and godparents in Ukrainian folklore / Bohdan Medwidsky ; "God is in front of me" : cantors of the Ottawa Jewish community, 1998 / I. Sheldon Posen ; Cantor Albert Mahon and Canada's Anglican plainsong revival / Marcia Ostashewski; title: Part Three : Documents. Introduction to the Precentor's Companion [1916] / Isaac E. Lambertsen (translator) ; Rubrics for the chant of the mass [1934] ; The cantorial tradition in Canada : a bibliography / Robert B. Klymasz.