Win Gods Mind In That Music: Theological Explorations Through The Music Of John Coltrane Fabricated By Jamie Howison File Ebook

part of the growing literature on theology and the arts, God's Mind in that Music explores the substantial theological insight expressed in the music of jazz legend John Coltrane.
Focusing on eight of Coltrane's pieces, themes under consideration include lament Alabama, improvisation My Favorite Things and Ascension, grace A Love Supreme, and the Trinity The Father and the Son and the Holy Ghost.
By attending to the traditions of theology and of jazz criticism, and through a series of interviews with musicians, theologians, and jazz writers, Jamie Howison draws the worlds of theology and jazz into an active and vibrant conversation with each other.
Built around a focused listening to John Coltrane's music as heard against the background of his life and social context, and interacting with the work of a range of writers including James Baldwin, Dorothee Soelle, Jeremy Begbie, and James Cone, God's Mind in that Music will be of interest not only to those interested in the intersection of music and theology, but also to Coltrane fans, students of jazz studies, and anyone who believes that music matters.
Jamie Howison is a priest of the Anglican Church of Canada and the founding pastoral leader

of saint benedict's table, a church community located in Winnipeg.


Over the years he has authored an array of articles and reviews, and has contributed chapters to "Get Up Off Your Knees: preaching the Ucatalogue" Cowley,, "Creating Change: the arts as catalyst for spiritual transformation" CopperHouse,, and "Fresh and Re: Fresh: Church Planting and Urban Mission in Canada PostChristendom" Allelon,.
As part of the research phase for "Gods Mind in that Music," he spent time as Scholar in Residence at the Burke Library of Union Theological Seminary and as a resident scholar at the Collegeville Institute at St Johns Abbey, Minnesota.

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