Church music is in crisis. But the church’s grasp of the crisis is superficial, a simple conflict of new v. old.
Some, eager to be relevant, opt for lightly Christianized versions of pop music. Others, eager to be rooted, opt for unreflective revival of the past.
We need a reformation of liturgical music, but we can’t get there without addressing a massive knot of other questions.
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