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Chapter 12 CONGREGATIONAL SONG IN ENGLAND AND AMERICA
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Contents
Chapter 1 No.1
Chapter 2 PRIMITIVE AND ANCIENT RELIGIOUS MUSIC
Chapter 3 RITUAL AND SONG IN THE EARLY CHRISTIAN CHURCH
Chapter 4 THE LITURGY OF THE CATHOLIC CHURCH
Chapter 5 THE RITUAL CHANT OF THE CATHOLIC CHURCH
Chapter 6 THE DEVELOPMENT OF MEDIAEVAL CHORUS MUSIC
Chapter 7 THE MODERN MUSICAL MASS
Chapter 8 THE RISE OF THE LUTHERAN HYMNODY
Chapter 9 RISE OF THE GERMAN CANTATA AND PASSION
Chapter 10 THE CULMINATION OF GERMAN PROTESTANT MUSIC
Chapter 11 THE MUSICAL SYSTEM OF THE CHURCH OF ENGLAND
Chapter 12 CONGREGATIONAL SONG IN ENGLAND AND AMERICA
Chapter 13 PROBLEMS OF CHURCH MUSIC IN AMERICA
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