Kimberly Marshall
Biographic Data
| ID | 3790244 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Kimberly Marshall |
| GIVEN NAMES | Kimberly |
| FAMILY NAME | Marshall |
| SIGNATURE | MARSHALL K |
| AFFILIATIONS | University of Oklahoma |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 13 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 8 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 12 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 1 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1989 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2024 |
| H-INDEX | 1 |
Folklore Training for the Public Humanities: Podcasting
Universities are increasingly turning to the public humanities-humanities work that engages broad audiences outside academia-to address concerns raised by the "crisis in the humanities." In this essay, I demonstrate how the skills and experiences I gained through my folklore training are precisely the ones I most needed for public humanities work, focusing on the topical podcast Staying with the Question that I created as Faculty Director of the …
Cree and Christian: Encounters and Transformations. By Clinton N. Westman
Journal Article Cree and Christian: Encounters and Transformations. By Clinton N. Westman Get access Cree and Christian: Encounters and Transformations By Clinton N. Westman (Lincoln: University of Nebraska Press, 2022. xxxix + 346 pp. Photographs, maps, notes, references, index. $70.00.) Kimberly Jenkins Marshall Kimberly Jenkins Marshall University of Oklahoma, Norman, Oklahoma, USA [email protected] Search for other works by this author on: Oxford Ac…
Initiatives to Address Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion Within a Higher Education ABA Department
Spiritual Warfare in Circulation
Without a doubt, an overenthusiastic focus on rupture, as a way of coping with neoliberal trauma, has shaped the conversation about recent religious change in Africa. Yet, rupture remains at the heart of what African charismatics understand themselves to be doing. In this paper, we attempt to nuance this conversation about rupture in religious change in Africa by discussing that various ontologies of spiritual warfare are encountered, made legibl…
Indigenizing Navajo Hymns
This chapter examines the music, reception, and ministry of Navajo hymn-singing duo Elizabeth and Virginia . The popularity of this group suggests that their music represents an indigenized form of Navajo Christian music. Current models of musical indigenization, however, emphasize the creative combination of pre- and post-mission musical styles, instruments, or aesthetics. Elizabeth and Virginia don’t easily fit these models since their performa…
"Navajo Reservation Camp Meeting a Great Success!" The Advent ofDinéPentecostalism After 1950
Christianity has experienced dramatic growth among Navajos since 1950, and the exclusive practice of neo-Pentecostal Christianity can now, by some estimates, claim up to 20 percent of the Navajo population. The popularity of neo-Pentecostalism among Navajos has been attributed to cultural and economic stress put on Navajos after 1950. In this article, however, I situate the development of neo-Pentecostal faith among Navajos within the broader nat…
Recent University Marching Band Recordings
Recent University Marching Band Recordings Kimberly Jenkins Marshall University marching bands represent an important piece of American vernacular music but are notably absent from the folk music literature. These bands have received increased attention from the popular media, but they are discussed primarily by sportswriters who have neither the musical training nor the experience to fully discern their artistic contributions. This article will …
Segni, Julio
Home and Away. Kimberly Marshall Offers a Transatlantic View of Current Developments in Britain's Music Education System
Kimberly Marshall, Home and Away. Kimberly Marshall Offers a Transatlantic View of Current Developments in Britain's Music Education System, The Musical Times, Vol. 136, No. 1823 (Jan., 1995), pp. 56+58+60
The Stanford Organ: A Synthesis of Views, The Stanford Eclectic Tunings
Presents a compromise of previously published views regarding the tunings of the Fisk organ in Stanford's Memorial Church (Palo Alto, California). Proposes new meantone and well-tempered tunings, illustrated with examples from Renaissance and Baroque repertoire
Bach Interpretation: "Articulation Marks in Primary Sources of J. S. Bach." By John Butt
As indicated on the cover jacket, "this is the first comprehensive assessment of J.S. Bach's use of articulation marks (i.e. slurs and dots) in the large body of primary sources." There exist numerous studies of articulation in Bach's music, but most of these have relied on the markings published in collected editions; the few that have been based on the evidence of primary sources have been limited in scope or purpose, such as J. R. Fuchs's mono…
J. S. Bach as Organist: "His Instruments, Music and Performance Practices" George Stauffer and Ernest May, eds
Lincoln), and the House of Hope Presbyterian Church in
A Response from the Custodians: More Thoughts on the Stanford Temperaments
"Mark Lindley's suggestions for modifying the temperaments of Stanford's Fisk organ, abstracted as RILM 7410, are helpful, although other solutions may be more desirable. A third temperament for French music might be added to the organ's meantone and well-temperaments.(Zohn, Steven)"
Initiatives to Address Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion Within a Higher Education ABA Department
Folklore Training for the Public Humanities: Podcasting
Universities are increasingly turning to the public humanities-humanities work that engages broad audiences outside academia-to address concerns raised by the "crisis in the humanities." In this essay, I demonstrate how the skills and experiences I gained through my folklore training are precisely the ones I most needed for public humanities work, focusing on the topical podcast Staying with the Question that I created as Faculty Director of the …
"Navajo Reservation Camp Meeting a Great Success!" The Advent ofDinéPentecostalism After 1950
Christianity has experienced dramatic growth among Navajos since 1950, and the exclusive practice of neo-Pentecostal Christianity can now, by some estimates, claim up to 20 percent of the Navajo population. The popularity of neo-Pentecostalism among Navajos has been attributed to cultural and economic stress put on Navajos after 1950. In this article, however, I situate the development of neo-Pentecostal faith among Navajos within the broader nat…
A Response from the Custodians: More Thoughts on the Stanford Temperaments
"Mark Lindley's suggestions for modifying the temperaments of Stanford's Fisk organ, abstracted as RILM 7410, are helpful, although other solutions may be more desirable. A third temperament for French music might be added to the organ's meantone and well-temperaments.(Zohn, Steven)"
J. S. Bach as Organist: "His Instruments, Music and Performance Practices" George Stauffer and Ernest May, eds
Lincoln), and the House of Hope Presbyterian Church in
The Stanford Organ: A Synthesis of Views, The Stanford Eclectic Tunings
Presents a compromise of previously published views regarding the tunings of the Fisk organ in Stanford's Memorial Church (Palo Alto, California). Proposes new meantone and well-tempered tunings, illustrated with examples from Renaissance and Baroque repertoire
Bach Interpretation: "Articulation Marks in Primary Sources of J. S. Bach." By John Butt
As indicated on the cover jacket, "this is the first comprehensive assessment of J.S. Bach's use of articulation marks (i.e. slurs and dots) in the large body of primary sources." There exist numerous studies of articulation in Bach's music, but most of these have relied on the markings published in collected editions; the few that have been based on the evidence of primary sources have been limited in scope or purpose, such as J. R. Fuchs's mono…
Home and Away. Kimberly Marshall Offers a Transatlantic View of Current Developments in Britain's Music Education System
Kimberly Marshall, Home and Away. Kimberly Marshall Offers a Transatlantic View of Current Developments in Britain's Music Education System, The Musical Times, Vol. 136, No. 1823 (Jan., 1995), pp. 56+58+60
Segni, Julio
Recent University Marching Band Recordings
Recent University Marching Band Recordings Kimberly Jenkins Marshall University marching bands represent an important piece of American vernacular music but are notably absent from the folk music literature. These bands have received increased attention from the popular media, but they are discussed primarily by sportswriters who have neither the musical training nor the experience to fully discern their artistic contributions. This article will …
"Navajo Reservation Camp Meeting a Great Success!" The Advent ofDinéPentecostalism After 1950
Christianity has experienced dramatic growth among Navajos since 1950, and the exclusive practice of neo-Pentecostal Christianity can now, by some estimates, claim up to 20 percent of the Navajo population. The popularity of neo-Pentecostalism among Navajos has been attributed to cultural and economic stress put on Navajos after 1950. In this article, however, I situate the development of neo-Pentecostal faith among Navajos within the broader nat…
Indigenizing Navajo Hymns
This chapter examines the music, reception, and ministry of Navajo hymn-singing duo Elizabeth and Virginia . The popularity of this group suggests that their music represents an indigenized form of Navajo Christian music. Current models of musical indigenization, however, emphasize the creative combination of pre- and post-mission musical styles, instruments, or aesthetics. Elizabeth and Virginia don’t easily fit these models since their performa…
Spiritual Warfare in Circulation
Without a doubt, an overenthusiastic focus on rupture, as a way of coping with neoliberal trauma, has shaped the conversation about recent religious change in Africa. Yet, rupture remains at the heart of what African charismatics understand themselves to be doing. In this paper, we attempt to nuance this conversation about rupture in religious change in Africa by discussing that various ontologies of spiritual warfare are encountered, made legibl…
Initiatives to Address Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion Within a Higher Education ABA Department
Cree and Christian: Encounters and Transformations. By Clinton N. Westman
Journal Article Cree and Christian: Encounters and Transformations. By Clinton N. Westman Get access Cree and Christian: Encounters and Transformations By Clinton N. Westman (Lincoln: University of Nebraska Press, 2022. xxxix + 346 pp. Photographs, maps, notes, references, index. $70.00.) Kimberly Jenkins Marshall Kimberly Jenkins Marshall University of Oklahoma, Norman, Oklahoma, USA [email protected] Search for other works by this author on: Oxford Ac…
Folklore Training for the Public Humanities: Podcasting
Universities are increasingly turning to the public humanities-humanities work that engages broad audiences outside academia-to address concerns raised by the "crisis in the humanities." In this essay, I demonstrate how the skills and experiences I gained through my folklore training are precisely the ones I most needed for public humanities work, focusing on the topical podcast Staying with the Question that I created as Faculty Director of the …
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