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Summary
1. Introductory notes - 2. The chorale in Martin Luther's liturgical reform - 3. Luther's liturgical ordering - 4. Chant in the liturgical reform of Calvin - 5. The Genevan Psalter - 6. Brief concluding notes.
ABSTRACT
The identity element of the Lutheran Chorale and the Genevan Psalter contributed effectively to the spread of the respective cults as an expression of their faith in relation to other confessional affiliations. The theological understanding of chant and the different position of the Reformers on the use of music in the cultic sphere undoubtedly allowed for liturgical reforms that marked a new ecclesiology in contrast to the Catholic tradition, although it is precisely the different regulations on how musical language should be used within the liturgy that highlight the diversity between the different interpretations of Christianity.
KEYWORDS
Luther, Calvin, Sacred music, Psalter
