A massive thank you to all who came to speak and contribute to the ever growing field of music theology, such brilliant minds! #cmwDurham#inmt#musictheology https://t.co/I8aH0Js3Qu
Final sessions of #cmwdurham day 2 have kicked off. In #catholicmusic Christina Labriola @TorSchTheology talks about Music, Mary & the Mediation of the Beautiful
Are melodic ranges too high in contemporary worship songs for the congregation? Phil Griffith is here to shed some light on the subject! #worship#cmwdurham
Kickstarting the afternoon with nineteenth-century studies and Leonard Sanderman’s paper on The British Critic and High Church Music 1814-43 #cncs#cmwDurham
We are thrilled to be hearing @bprmackey again after a fantastic exposure to music technology and contemporary worship last year at York, what a way to end this section of the conference! #blessed#cmwdurham#musictech
Belated thanks to @maggidawn for her magnificent keynote on day 1 at #cmwDurham@durhamcathedral - a fantastic end to a marvellous first day. We’re immensely looking forward to day 2!
And here she is! Our very own committee chair @enyadoyle bringing a groundbreaking session on female leadership in English Cathedral music #musictheology#cmwdurham