Der Genfer Psalter im protestantischen Deutschland des 17. und 18. Jahrhunderts

Scheitler, Irmgard

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“…However, for PKN, GKv, America, and Germany, the data were collected by the first author. For PKN, data were collected through ministers and organ players; for GKv, an online survey was published on the GKv website; for America, the website Hymnary.org was searched for mentions of Genevan melodies used for hymns in North American hymnals, and for Germany, two articles were searched for mentions of Genevan melodies occurring in hymnals used in non-Calvinistic Germany (Scheitler, 2004; Leaver, 2004).…”

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“…Germany is based on the number of times Genevan melodies are used in hymnals in non-Calvinist Germany before 2000, according to Leaver (2004) and Scheitler (2004). However, although Leaver provided clear lists supporting exact counts, Scheitler (investigating a different period) mentioned simply that a psalm is used “often” or for two, three, or four different contrafacts occurring in several hymnals.…”

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Interaction between musical and poetic form affects song popularity: The case of the Genevan Psalter.

Schotanus¹,

Koops²,

Edworthy³

2018

Psychomusicology: Music, Mind, and Brain

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for their support and comments. Furthermore, he would like to thank several people who helped him collecting data: Machiel Karels (Psalmboek.nl); Maaike Oosten, Anje de Heer and the Steunpunt Liturgie of the Gereformeerde Kerken vrijgemaakt (GKv); H.N. Werkman; and all the ministers, organ players and church members that collaborated in this research. Special thanks he owes to the second and third author who helped him restructure and improve this paper. No part of this paper is published earlier in any form, except for a presentation at Utrecht University: Schotanus, Y.P. (2016-11-24) Colloquium in the Musicologies, Interaction Between Musical and Poetic Form Affects Song Popularity: The Case of the Genevan Psalter. Utrecht. Yke Schotanus (The Hague, 1963) is PhD candidate at Utrecht University, working with a NWO PhD scholarship for teachers. Furthermore he is a secondary-school teacher Dutch Language and Literature, a writing coach, and a singer-songwriter. Hendrik Vincent Koops (Oss, 1984) is a PhD candidate in computer science at the Utrecht University, focusing on computationally modeling harmonic variation and subjectivity. Judy Reed Edworthy

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