Answer 1
Well, Christian Music mostly began when God created people.
I mean, in The Bible, they sang praises to God.
I'd say that's music.
Answer 2
The history of chanting at worship ceremonies goes back before history was written. Chanting was part of religious observances of religions of all kinds from all over the world. Chanting at Christian services dates back to around 300 in many parts of Europe and the 'Gregorian Chant' dates to the time of Pope St Gregory the Great (540-604). The period known as the 'Silver Age of Chant' (900-1300) added music to chanting which spread throughout Europe and the different types of music of the different regions becoming the hymns we're familiar with today. When Christianity moved to the new world, once again the music evolved, separated from European musical influence. The biggest contribution to Christian music as we know it was the 'Negro Spirituals" which was one form of intellectual expression not forbidden to the slaves. They added variety, fervor, and new sounds to the old hymns. I didn't see it in the histories, but I can also hear the strong influence of the hill and country folk of the last century. Now in the twenty first century, Christian music is still evolving and will continue to do so.
Circa 1000 B.C. King David wrote the Psalms. We do not know the music to them, but some of the words are poetically written, which means that King David could have taken the lyrics and made up a melody on his harp to go with them.
Ever since then, people have written Christian music and put it to the tune of pop, rock, contemporary, or piano (hymn) melodies, creating "...a pleasing tune to the Lord."
Gregorian Chant
I think David because he made most of the book Psalms, and Psalms are pretty much songs about God.
The genre that would eventually be known as Contemporary Christian music came from the Jesus movement revival of the latter 1960s and early 1970s, and was originally called "Jesus music".
Contemporary Christian Music
Music Row is located in Nashville, Tennessee. Hundreds of businesses related to country music, gospel music, and contemporary Christian music are located in Music Row.
Air 1 sometimes does.You can find out more on their website at air1.comAir 1 is a national radio station.
The complete copyrighted lyrics are posted at: www.ButterflySong.com
Yes. Almost every place has contemporary music. Today, contemporary music is usually pop music, so the contemporary Hawaiian music you hear will not sound like "Hawaiian music".
Contemporary Christian music is better than the old hymns. Some people like contemporary Christian music better than the hymns.
Contemporary Christian Music
This Beautiful Republic is Christian Contemporary.
There isn't a queen of Contemporary Christian music (CCM), atleast no one who is known as "queen". Its mostly opinion for who could be. Amy Grant and Natalie Grant are pretty popular...
There are several places online where you can search for, and listen to, christian contemporary music. The main listings appear to be The Living Voice, K Love, CBN Radio, Christian Radio Online, Pandora, and Live 365 Internet Radio.
For contemporary worship music, there's Hillsong Worship and iWorship. For southern gospel/Christian country and inspirational/AC, there's GaitherVEVO. And for contemporary gospel music, there's Global Gospel Group. That's a start at least.
She is a country artist, but as some songs you might hear on Contemporary Christian radio, such as Jesus, Take the Wheel.
She's one of the most popular music artists in Contemporary Christian Music. Her music name is Britt Nicole.
Mark Smeby has written: 'ZOEgirl' -- subject(s): Biography, Contemporary Christian music, Contemporary Christian musicians, Interviews, Singers, Women, ZOEgirl (Musical group)
Music Row is located in Nashville, Tennessee. Hundreds of businesses related to country music, gospel music, and contemporary Christian music are located in Music Row.
Air 1 sometimes does.You can find out more on their website at air1.comAir 1 is a national radio station.
Something about god.