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Journal

2023 | 27 | 3 | 51-64

Article title

Chorus angelorum. Uno sguardo allapartecipazione attiva dell’assemblealiturgica e alla funzionalità del coro

Content

Title variants

EN
Chorus Angelorum: Towards the Active Participation of the Liturgical Assembly. A Look at the Functionality of the Choir

Languages of publication

Abstracts

IT
Chorus angelorum. Uno sguardo alla partecipazione attiva dell’assemblea liturgica e alla funzionalità del coro. I cori, cioè gruppi di persone che cantano e che si assumono la funzione di rispondere alla celebrazione liturgica, sono presenti nella Chiesa fin dai tempi più antichi. Tuttavia, il loro ruolo, che a volte è stato una necessità, non di rado è visto, soprattutto nei tempi moderni, come un ostacolo alla partecipazione attiva del popolo al culto. Questo articolo, quindi, affronta la questione, esaminando la definizione e il ruolo del coro nella liturgia come descritto nei vari libri della Bibbia e come definito dai documenti del Concilio Vaticano II. Inoltre, analizza i vari aspetti positivi che il coro offre non solo all’esterno, ma anche all’interno dei suoi membri.
EN
The issue of the active participation of the liturgical assembly in worship is a question to which it is difficult to find a satisfactory answer. The choir plays a key role in this problem. While some see its performance as enriching and enhancing the solemnity of the service, others see it as a hindrance or even a limitation to the active participation of the people. Certain indications are offered by the documents of the Second Vatican Council, but these cannot be applied unreservedly to another tradition, in the case of Slovakia and the Byzantine tradition. This study thus attempts to gain insight into this issue, offering some facts that speak mainly in favor of the participation of the choir, but at the same time confirming that the activity of the choir does not prevent the full and active participation of the people in the liturgy.
PL
Chóry, czyli grupy osób, które wykonują śpiewy i wypełniają zadanie odpowiadania na wezwania celebransa podczas liturgii, są obecne w Kościele od najdawniejszych czasów. Jednakże ich rola, która często okazuje się niezbędna, współcześnie jest niejednokrotnie postrzegana jako przeszkoda w aktywnym udziale wiernych w liturgii. Artykuł niniejszy podejmuje ten problem, analizując i definiując rolę chóru w liturgii na podstawie danych biblijnych i dokumentów Soboru Watykańskiego II. Ponadto ukazuje wiele pozytywnych aspektów funkcji chóru, które dotyczą nie tylko całości zgromadzenia liturgicznego, ale także członków samego chóru.

Journal

Year

Volume

27

Issue

3

Pages

51-64

Physical description

Dates

published
2023

Contributors

  • Università di Trnava, Slovacchia

References

  • AA.VV., Malá encyklopédia hudby, Bratislava 1969.
  • Marinčák Š., Liturgická hudba Mukačevskej eparchie: niekoľko poznámok k účinkovaniu kantorov, “Καλοφωνια” 7 (2014), p. 96–106.
  • Marinčák Š., On the Cantor’s Role in the Byzantine Churches in Slovakia, „Teologický časopis” 1 (2018), p. 7–18.
  • Richter K., Liturgie a život, Praha 2003.
  • S. Atanasio, Contra gentes, n. 42–43, in: Opera omnia quae exstant, tomus primus, accurante J. P. Migne, Parisiis 1857, c. 83–87 (Patrologiae Cursus Completus. Series Graeca, 25).
  • Vrablec J., O otázkach viery, Bratislava 1992.

Document Type

Publication order reference

Identifiers

Biblioteka Nauki
29430921

YADDA identifier

bwmeta1.element.ojs-doi-10_15633_ps_27304
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