Michael Hawn: African-American Hymnody

HawnSeminar3_06-14Listen to Session 4 on African-American spirituals and gospel songs from the seminar, “You Are What You Sing: Faith Formation Through Congregational Song” by C. Michael Hawn, held June 16-17, 2014 at IWS.

Use the embedded player to listen on this page, or click the session title to open it on a separate page and then right-click on the track to download and save it for later.

Session 4: Stream 3–African-American Hymnody (35:09)

Overview: Stream 3 represents major African-American voices including Andraé Crouch, Doris Akers, Margaret Douroux, Edwin Hawkins, James Cleveland, Kirk Franklin, and more.

Michael Hawn reflects on the June 2014 worship seminar experience:

The seminar I led in June 2014 on congregational song at IWS was a pure delight. One rarely encounters a group that is so open to learn and thirsty for any information that one can offer. The discourse of the seminar discussion was on a high level offering the opportunity to learn from each other as well as from the professor–just as it should be. I am rarely given this much time to share these ideas and process them in such depth. Thanks for this opportunity IWS alums and friends.

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Alumni Director, Practicum Professor, and DWS graduate.

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