The New England Singing School: Ritual Change and Religious Culture in Revolutionary America
The New England singing school brought more than a new form of musical training to colonial and Revolutionary America. It also touched off a process of ritual change that permanently altered the religious culture of New England Congregationalism. The singing school first emerged in the early eightee...
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