Paul Westermeyer
Professor of Church Music
Director, Master of Sacred Music Program
Visiting Professor, St. Olaf College, Northfield, MN

2481 Como Avenue
St. Paul, MN 55108
pwesterm@luthersem.edu

(651) 641-3525                          Office: OCC Upper Level
Fax:   641-3354                           Phone Ext: 525
Office Hours: (drop in - See Schedule)

Courses

MU1510F	Church Music I - Old Testament to Reformation	Fall 2009
MU1515S	Church Music II - Reformation to Present	Fall 2009
MU4550	Schola Cantorum	All Year
MU1520S	The Church and Music	J-term and Spring 2010
MU4525F	Studies in Church Music (topic to be determined)	Spring 2010 (Tentative)

Resources

Links:

Theses on Worship

Speeches & Presentations by Paul Westermeyer

Master of Sacred Music Program

MSM Occasional Letter

The Stewardship of Music

Speaking & Travel

Paul Westermeyer is available to speak at your congregation's event or adult forum on
the following topics:

• Topics in Church Music and Worship

Publications         

Books

	Rise, O Church Copyright 2008, MorningStar Publishers ISBN 978-0-944529-46-1
	Let the People Sing Copyright 2005, GIA Publications Inc. ISBN 1-57999-353-2

The Heart of the Matter Copyright 2001, GIA Publications, Inc. ISBN 1-57999-151-3

Te Deum Copyright 1998, Augsburg Fortress ISBN 0-8006-3146-3

The Church Musician (revised edition) Copyright 1997, Augsburg Fortress ISBN 0-8066-3399-9

Let Justice Sing Copyright 1998, The Liturgical Press ISBN 0-8146-2505-3

With Tongues of Fire:Profiles in 20th Century Hymn Writing Copyright 1995, Concordia Publishing House ISBN 0-5700-1349-6

 

Complete list of publications, including Articles/Reviews

 

Education/Curriculum Vitae:

Ordained	ELCA	1986		Biographical Notes     Photo      (suitable for publication)     Profile
M.A., Ph.D.	University of Chicago Chicago, IL	1974, 1978
M.S.M.	School of Sacred Music, Union Theological Seminary New York, NY	1966
B.D.	Lancaster Theological Seminary Lancaster, PA	1965
B.A.	Elmhurst College Elmhurst, IL	1962

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Last updated: November 2009.