The Natural Power of Music
Religions September 26, 2023 Claudio Campesato
Among the early medieval authors, Amalarius of Metz (8th–9th century) is one of those who discussed the impact of religious music and song on the body and soul. In his main work: the Liber Officialis, listening and singing liturgical music are depicted as having a corporeal effect that generates sensations of an intense sensory and emotional character. In Amalarius, living the musical religious...
DOI: 10.3390/rel14101237 (opens in new tab)
Natural archaeology
Aesthetics
Musical
Singing
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