Selected resources for ministers of music in Evangelical Christian churches
by Sharp, Brian Emory, M.Med., EAST TENNESSEE STATE UNIVERSITY, 2007, 49 pages; 1441917

Abstract:

Ministers of music in Evangelical Christian churches today are usually trained as choral conductors but take positions that require them to unexpectedly be an instrumental conductor, administrator, counselor, recruiter, evangelist, and even associate pastor.

There was no central resource for information to assist these musicians, thus this annotated bibliography was developed. It includes books and magazine articles on vocal and instrumental pedagogy, conducting, hymnology, theology, musical terminology, leadership skills, evangelism, and administration.

Because of time limitations, only sources available at Sherrod Library, East Tennessee State University, and on the Internet were cited. Time restraints also limited the number of resources evaluated; this will be an ongoing project as more resources become available.
 
AdviserMary Dave Blackman
SchoolEAST TENNESSEE STATE UNIVERSITY
SourceMAI/ 45-04, p. , Jun 2007
Source TypeThesis
SubjectsReligion; Music; Music education
Publication Number1441917
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