Abstract
Relational Power, Music, and Identity: The Emotional Efficacy of Congregational Song
Highlights
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CST It was dark; the enormous auditorium was blackened save for the brilliantly lit stage, which cast the rest of the room in an eerie blue haze
The stage dominated the front of the auditorium, and several dozen empty picture frames were hung in rows from the ceiling in the middle of the stage, forming a transparent wall that gave the impression of simultaneous depth and intimacy.[1]
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