Quotes

Question 1

Edge (2010)

Answer 1

Tradition is innovation that succeeds [people motivated/able to transmit traditions].

Question 2

Ricoeur (1984)

Answer 2

Tradition = living transmission of innovation that can be reactivated by return to creative moment.
Tradition = interplay of innovation and sedimentation. (!)

Question 3

Roseman (1989)

Answer 3

Symbols are continually being relearned, recreated, performing an interpretive function, a framework within which to comment on/question the accepted order of things.

Question 4

Hughes-Freeland (1999)

Answer 4

Participant observation is determined by planning and intention, disrupted by accidents and enhanced by serendipity.

Question 5

Hodges (2007) term

Answer 5

nada dasar = central tone (cf. Jesus = center of new music in church)

Question 6

King (1999) term

Answer 6

“new song fellowships” (sub-Saharan song-composing African groups)

Question 7

Stone (1979)

Answer 7

Artistic events are set off and made distinct from natural world of everyday life by participants.

Question 8

Best (2003)

Answer 8

Change needs to come from a new heart, not from new outward forms.

Question 9

Liesch (2004[2001])

Answer 9

Form is neutral (bad associations don’t spoil it)—affected by condition of the heart.

Question 10

Goodridge (1999)

Answer 10

Time in performance = patterned energy, flow of action…marked by changes in intensity, speed, duration

Question 11

Harbinson x4

Answer 11

• created in His image to be creators
• we are culture shapers
• diverse expressions please God (Psalm 150)
• aesthetic pleasure from God (Gen 1, “It was pleasing in His sight.”)