Festschrift, Theodore Hoelty-Nickel
Subtitle: a collection of essays on church music.
By: Edited by Newman W. Powell.
Contributors: Powell, Newman W. ed.; Hoelty-Nickel, Theodore.
Publisher: Valparaiso University
Published: 1967
Place of publication: [Valparaiso, Ind.]
Language: eng
Number of pages: 109
Subjects: Church music.
Table of contents: title: Aims and directions of the international movement in the area of church music, by F. Hofmann.; title: The divine pattern for art, by M. J. Naumann.; title: Criteria of church music in the seventeenth and eighteenth centuries, by W. E. Buszin.; title: Church music as art, by O. Soehngen.; title: Music in the church, whose responsibility? by M. A. Bichsel.; title: The church music of Ralph Vaughan Williams, by R. Wienhorst.; title: Voice training and sound ideal as a means of musical interpretation in choral music, by W. Ehmann.; title: Kirnberger on dance rhythms, fugues, and characterization, by N. W. Powell.; title: The aesthetics of improvisation, by P. Gehring.; title: New perspectives in hymn accompaniment, by W. Mudde.; title: Perceptible trends in the conceptual theory of the modern organ, by P. G. Bunjes.