Religion and Music: Sacred Sound in Global Perspective

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Religion and Music: Sacred Sound in Global Perspective

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Religion and Other Disciplines > Religion, Arts, and Literature > Music

Instructor: Todd Lewis

Institution: College of the Holy Cross

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A course by Todd Lewis at College of the Holy Cross focuses"on the phenomenon of religion in comparative and global perspective, exploring the connections between religious doctrines, rituals, and cultural performances."