gospel music

English - Turkish

Definition of gospel music in English Turkish dictionary

siyah Amerikalılara özgü dini müzik türü

Related Terms

gospel

müjde

gospel

{i} Hz. İsa'nın öğrettikleri, Hristiyanlığın esasları

gospel

hristiyanlığın esasları

gospel

hakikat

gospel

ilke

gospel

gerçek

Onun söylediği şey gerçek. - What he says is gospel.

gospel

(Din) Büşra, müjde (İncilin bir ismi)

gospel

Gospel, kilisedeki törenler esnasında org ya da piyano eşliğiyle, genellikle bir kadın vokalin söylediği doğaçlamalardır. Cenazelerde ölen kişiye edilen dualarla ağıt şeklinde, dini günlerde ise İsa'yı öven, Tanrı'ya dualardan oluşan sözlerden oluşur

gospel

incili şerif

gospel

dört incilden biri

gospel

gospel truth asıl hakikat

gospel

{i} asıl gerçek

gospel

incil/ilke

gospel

{i} bir inanç sisteminin temel ilkeleri

English - English

Definition of gospel music in English English dictionary

A type of African American religious music based on folk music melodies with the addition of elements of negro spiritual and jazz

type of music based on the hymns and spirituals of Americans from the South; music based on the musical style originating in southern Protestant churches

A kind of distinctively American religious music that is associated with evangelism and is based on the melodies of folk music blended with elements of spirituals and jazz. Form of black American music derived from Pentecostal church worship services and from spiritual and blues singing. Recordings of Pentecostal preachers' sermons were immensely popular among African Americans in the 1920s. Taking the scriptural direction "Let everything that breathes praise the Lord" (Psalm 150), Pentecostal churches welcomed timbrels, pianos, banjos, guitars, other stringed instruments, and even brass into their services. Choirs often featured the extremes of female vocal range in antiphonal counterpoint with the preacher's sermon. Other forms of gospel music have included the singing and acoustic guitar playing of itinerant street preachers; individual secular performers; and harmonizing male quartets, whose acts included dance routines and stylized costumes. Gospel music's principal composers and practitioners included Thomas A. Dorsey, who coined the term; the Rev. C.A. Tindley (1851-1933); the blind wandering preacher Rev. Gary Davis (1896-1972); Sister Rosetta Tharpe (1915-73), whose performances took gospel into nightclubs and theatres in the 1930s; and Mahalia Jackson. Gospel music was a significant influence on rhythm and blues and soul music, which have in turn strongly influenced contemporary gospel music

gospel

Hyphenation

gos·pel mu·sic

Turkish pronunciation

gôspıl myuzîk

Pronunciation

/ˈgôspəl ˈmyo͞ozək/ /ˈɡɔːspəl ˈmjuːzɪk/