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SUMMARY:Lunchbox Lecture: Fleeing the Resonance Machine: Music and Sound i
 n 'Emerging Church' Communities
DTSTART:20171024T101500Z
DTEND:20171024T114500Z
DTSTAMP:20260525T032934Z
UID:lunchbox-lecture-mark-porter-4068@ceres.rub.de
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DESCRIPTION:Guest Lecture presented by Mark Porter (Erfurt)\n\nCongregatio
 nal singing has often become somewhat problematised within the contemporar
 y so-called "emerging church" movement. Emerging church groups\, through t
 heir self-consciously post-modern re-imaginings of Christianity bring into
  question not only ideas of group singing but of the congregation itself\,
  intentionally deconstructing the boundaries\, patterns and norms which ha
 ve typically served to define the congregational group. Rather than accept
 ing unquestioned the normative value of traditional authority sources\, em
 erging church participants de-construct and re-imagine Christian life and 
 worship within a range of traditional and non-traditional spaces.\n\nNever
 theless\, music and sound remain important\, if contested\, components of 
 emerging church practices.Patterns of sonic\, social and spiritual resonan
 ce established within evangelical or charismatic settings are deconstructe
 d\, modified and reconstructed in a broad variety of ways.\n\nThis talk wi
 ll explore musical dynamics within contemporary emerging church communitie
 s in the UK\, examining how new patterns of resonant interaction are const
 ructed when previous patterns are brought into question.\n\n\n
LOCATION:CERES Palais\, room "Ruhrpott" (4.13)
URL:https://khk.ceres.rub.de/en/events/lunchbox-lecture-mark-porter/
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