Vol. 19 No. 1 (2025): From Desperation to Hope: The Meanings and Effect of Group Singing

Published: 2025-06-11

Editorial

Editorial to the Special Issue: From Desperation to Hope: The Meanings and Effect of Group Singing

Liina Saarlo, Janika Oras, Taive Särg

i–vi
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Inspirational Insights

Inheritances Past and Future: Addressing the Everyday Legacy of War in Times of Militarisation

Regina Bendix

1–28
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Articles

Singing out Strange Days

Marjeta Pisk

29–44
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“Oh, the Red Viburnum in the Meadow”: Reflecting the Ukrainian National Mood

Olha Petrovych

45–68
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Multipart Music as Self-determination: Perspectives and Discourses in an Arbëresh Community of Singing Women

Delia Dattilo

69–90
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From Lament to Lamenting Song: Musical Models, Meanings and Expression in Seto Solo and Choral Funeral Laments

Žanna Pärtlas

91–124
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Techniques of Melody Formation and Improvisation in Latvian Recitatives

Martin Boiko

125–156
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Gradus ad Parnassum: International Online Training for Microtonal Singing with 22 Pitches within the Octave

Hans-Gunter Lock

157–188
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Identity and Mental Well-Being: A Case Study of the Estonian Vikerlased LGBTQ+ Mixed Choir

Brigitta Davidjants, Marju Raju

189–206
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Collective Singing in the Jewish Shtetl

Michael Lukin

207–234
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The Adoption of Runosong Techniques in Estonian Antiphonal Psalmody: Toward a Circular Model of Chanting

Eerik Jõks

235–261
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The Faces of the Central Eastern European Region in Hymnals of the Global Ecumenical Movement

Kinga Marjatta Pap

262–290
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Notes and Reviews

“This Is My Path All by Chance”: Interview with Leonard Kamerling

Liivo Niglas

291–308
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