MUSO 3112
Singing Theology and Justice in Christian Traditions
This course will explore the diversity of Christian congregational song by analyzing the texts and music from global and ecumenical perspectives through historical, literary, musical, and theological lenses. Particular attention will be paid to how sacred music expresses theology while also speaking to social justice issues such as race, class, ethnicity, ability, sex, gender, and sexual orientation. This course is particularly designed for students who will be choosing music for their specific contexts in a variety of settings - both inside and outside of church walls. (This course is cross-listed at the Divinity School as DIV 5412) [3]
Sources
- Course catalogue ↗2026–2027