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Nathan Myrick

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ID3099556
NAMENathan Myrick
GIVEN NAMESNathan
FAMILY NAMEMyrick
SIGNATUREMYRICK N
AFFILIATIONSMercer University Health Sciences Center
VERIFIEDNo
TOTAL WORKS8
TOTAL CITATIONS0
WORKS AS AUTHOR7
WORKS AS EDITOR1
FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR2014
LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR2025
H-INDEX0
  • Introduction

    Open Access•Bo kyung Blenda Im, Nathan Myrick•ARTICLE•Yale Journal of Music & Religion•2025

    How might attending to timbre shift the boundaries of the experiences and practices that come under the analytical purview of religion? What timbral qualities render prayer efficacious and invite divine encounter? What cosmological claims and social relations are forwarded through sounds invoked in religious rituals and gatherings? How do marginalized voices and instruments shape worshipping communities? On the other hand, how are dominant identi…

  • From The Heaviest, Dirtiest Depths to the Washy Ambient Clouds

    Open Access•Joshua K Busman, Joshua Busman et al.•ARTICLE•Yale Journal of Music & Religion•2025

    This essay argues that within the socio-cultural context of North American Christianity, the timbral qualities of electric guitar, with its long lineage as a site of cultural values conflict and identity negotiation, serves a theological function in the emerging and cohering sonority of digital worship. Using as comparative case studies the timbral qualities of delay and ambience as promoted and sold by Worship Tutorials as representing normative…

  • Uncommon Experiences

    Open Access•Brian Seilstad, Robert J Nash et al.•ARTICLE•Frontiers The Interdisciplinary…•2025

    Since Spring 2022, Mercer University (Mercer) and Al Akhawayn University in Ifrane, Morocco (AUI) have collaborated on the design and implementation of a program exploring inter-religious dialogue, particularly between Muslims and Christians, rooted in commonalities in religious texts and practices. Since Spring 2023, this program has been augmented through engagement with musical styles and performances facilitated by local Moroccan experts. Fur…

  • Authenticity and purity in worship music

    Open Access•Nathan Myrick•ARTICLE•Theology•2025

    This article critically examines the concepts of authenticity and purity in musical worship, arguing that their prominence may obstruct broader social action and justice. While authenticity is often regarded as the hallmark of 'good' music, particularly in worship, this notion can lead to an overemphasis on personal devotion, distancing individuals from communal and societal concerns. Drawing on ethnomusicological perspectives, it explores how au…

  • Ethics and Christian Musicking

    Nathan Myrick, Mark Porter•EDITOR•BOOK•Ethics and Christian Musicking•2021

  • Music, Emotion, and Relationship in Christian Worship

    Nathan Myrick•ARTICLE•Liturgy•2021

    Why do we sing during public, corporate worship? What is it about the act of singing—of making music more generally—that renders it “indispensable” to borrow Brian Wren’s term? 1 Certainly, there i

  • Embodying the Spirit

    Nathan Myrick•ARTICLE•Liturgy•2018

    While I was in seminary, one of my professors remarked that he no longer participated in “worship music” because he experienced the same sensations and feelings at a Radiohead concert as he did whi

  • An Honest Question to Difficult Answers

    Nathan Myrick•ARTICLE•Liturgy•2014

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  • An Honest Question to Difficult Answers

    Nathan Myrick•ARTICLE•Liturgy•2014

  • Embodying the Spirit

    Nathan Myrick•ARTICLE•Liturgy•2018

    While I was in seminary, one of my professors remarked that he no longer participated in “worship music” because he experienced the same sensations and feelings at a Radiohead concert as he did whi

  • Ethics and Christian Musicking

    Nathan Myrick, Mark Porter•EDITOR•BOOK•Ethics and Christian Musicking•2021

  • Music, Emotion, and Relationship in Christian Worship

    Nathan Myrick•ARTICLE•Liturgy•2021

    Why do we sing during public, corporate worship? What is it about the act of singing—of making music more generally—that renders it “indispensable” to borrow Brian Wren’s term? 1 Certainly, there i

  • Introduction

    Open Access•Bo kyung Blenda Im, Nathan Myrick•ARTICLE•Yale Journal of Music & Religion•2025

    How might attending to timbre shift the boundaries of the experiences and practices that come under the analytical purview of religion? What timbral qualities render prayer efficacious and invite divine encounter? What cosmological claims and social relations are forwarded through sounds invoked in religious rituals and gatherings? How do marginalized voices and instruments shape worshipping communities? On the other hand, how are dominant identi…

  • From The Heaviest, Dirtiest Depths to the Washy Ambient Clouds

    Open Access•Joshua K Busman, Joshua Busman et al.•ARTICLE•Yale Journal of Music & Religion•2025

    This essay argues that within the socio-cultural context of North American Christianity, the timbral qualities of electric guitar, with its long lineage as a site of cultural values conflict and identity negotiation, serves a theological function in the emerging and cohering sonority of digital worship. Using as comparative case studies the timbral qualities of delay and ambience as promoted and sold by Worship Tutorials as representing normative…

  • Uncommon Experiences

    Open Access•Brian Seilstad, Robert J Nash et al.•ARTICLE•Frontiers The Interdisciplinary…•2025

    Since Spring 2022, Mercer University (Mercer) and Al Akhawayn University in Ifrane, Morocco (AUI) have collaborated on the design and implementation of a program exploring inter-religious dialogue, particularly between Muslims and Christians, rooted in commonalities in religious texts and practices. Since Spring 2023, this program has been augmented through engagement with musical styles and performances facilitated by local Moroccan experts. Fur…

  • Authenticity and purity in worship music

    Open Access•Nathan Myrick•ARTICLE•Theology•2025

    This article critically examines the concepts of authenticity and purity in musical worship, arguing that their prominence may obstruct broader social action and justice. While authenticity is often regarded as the hallmark of 'good' music, particularly in worship, this notion can lead to an overemphasis on personal devotion, distancing individuals from communal and societal concerns. Drawing on ethnomusicological perspectives, it explores how au…

Philosophy (6 works) · Theology (5 works) · Aesthetics (4 works) · Art (4 works) · Pentecostalism and Christianity Studies (4 works) · Sociology (4 works) · Worship (4 works) · Diverse Musicological Studies (3 works) · Christian Theology and Mission (2 works) · Musical (2 works)

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