CHUR 811

Church Music

University of Kansas · Fall 2026

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Church Music in Context: A Study of Judeo-Christian Traditions from its inception to 1500 c.e. Church music is an incredibly expansive topic that exists within a very broad context. This course will introduce you to the broad issues and the major trends in the history of church music, liturgy, religious aesthetics, and the arts. The class will consider three related, generative questions: (1) Institutional: How have music, liturgy, and the arts been integrated into the life of Judeo-Christian religious institutions? (2) Theological: How has the Judeo-Christian tradition thought about music, liturgy, and the arts throughout its history? (3) Practical: What genres or styles of music, liturgy, and the arts have risen to prominence in the Judeo-Christian tradition.

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6 openSeats: 4/10 seats Last recorded: Jul 30, 2026, 1:16 AM
Class #27129Fall 20263 credits
6 available4 enrolled10 capacity
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