2093. Lutheran Theology and Music – Dr. Dan Zager, 7/28/23

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🗓️ 28 July 2023

⏱️ 63 minutes

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Dr. Dan Zager of Eastman School of Music

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0:00.0	the church's music from the 20th century.
0:12.5	The 17th century.
0:20.0	The 11th century.
0:23.0	The 8th century.
0:40.0	The 4th century.
0:52.0	The best of the church's music from the past 2000 years, Lutherim Public Radio.org.
1:22.0	The 6th century.
1:37.0	The Lutherim Public Radio choir with the hymn, Dear Christians I and all rejoice.
1:41.0	Pen by 16th century reformer Martin Luther.
1:44.0	Why is it that Christians are still singing hymns that hymn, in particular in so many others,
1:51.0	500 years later?
1:53.0	What is the combination of theology and music that makes for the staying power of good Lutheran music?
2:01.0	Joining us talk about Lutheran theology and music, Dr. Daniel Zegger,
2:05.0	he's Professor Emeritus at the Eastman School of Music.
2:08.0	He holds a PhD in musicology from the University of Minnesota,
2:12.0	and he's author of the new book Lutheran Music and Meaning.
2:16.0	Dr. Zegger, welcome back.
2:18.0	Thank you very much.
2:20.0	Today, the church observes the personal work of Johann Sebastian Bach,
2:23.0	who died on July 28th in 1750.
2:25.0	What are your thoughts on this Lutheran musician?
2:28.0	That's just the point.
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