Subject List: a

African American music

• see spirituals [African American]

• see Wiregrass Sacred Harp

• AME Church (JM Spencer 1990)

• bibliographic sources
  • religious music (Maultsby 1981b)
  • shape note singing directory (Willis 1994)

• church music (Maultsby 1986-87; Maultsby 1992b; Maultsby 1983c; Maultsby 1984)

• family music tradition (DW Patterson 1988)

• Hayes, Roland role (GP Jackson 1948d)

• history
  • folk music to 1860 (Epstein 1977)
  • religious music 1619-1861 (Maultsby 1974)
  • retention of African traits (Maultsby 1981a)
  • to 1860 (Epstein 1963)

• musical forms
  • aesthetic theory (Maultsby 1979)
  • chanting (W Collins 1995; W Collins 1988)
  • church hymnals (Southern 1986-87)
  • gospel music (Eskew 1981; Maultsby 1992a)
  • gospel music aesthetics (Williams-Jones 1975)
  • gospel quartet singing (McCallum 1988; R Allen 1988; Seroff 1980)
  • gospel quartet tradition (Seroff 1995)
  • gospel shape note singing (JB Sutton 1976)
  • lining out (Pinkston 1975; CH Smith 1987)
  • music in northern independent churches (Maultsby 1975)
  • popularity of Isaac Watts (Cauthen 1995b)
  • Presbyterian psalm singing (Willett 1995a)
  • recorded religious music 1921-1953 (Maultsby 1983b)
  • Sacred Harp singing (JD Boyd 1971)
  • shape note idiom (Dyen 1979a)
  • spirituals (Downey 1979)
  • traditional choral practice (Steel 1989a)

• musical research (R Crawford 1986)

• popularity and influence
  • influence on French and British American music (Epstein 1973)
  • influence on songsters (Damon 1934)
  • Isaac Watts and Mahalia Jackson (Tallmadge 1961)
  • recorded religious music 1921-1953 (Maultsby 1983b)

• regional studies
  • Alabama (Cauthen 1995b; W Collins 1995; W Collins 1988; Willett 1995a)
  • Georgia (Cogdell 1972)
  • midwestern U.S. shape note singing (Lau 1982)
  • Mississippi (JD Boyd 1971)
  • New York City (R Allen 1988)
  • south Georgia (DjeDje 1978)

• Select Collection in Sierre Leone (Saillant 1997)

African Methodist Episcopal Church

• (JM Spencer 1990)

Aikin, Jesse B.

• Christian Minstrel (PG Hammond 1969; PG Hammond 1985)

• opposition to Aikin notation system (Gilson 1889)

Ainsworth Psalter

• (Dorenkamp 1972)

Alabama

• African American chanting (W Collins 1995; W Collins 1988)

• agrarianism 1865-1896 (WW Rogers 1970)

• Baptist Church (Holcombe 1840)

• Birmingham
  • general description (DuBose 1888)
  • gospel music and steel industry (McCallum 1988)
  • gospel quartet singing (Seroff 1980)
  • history 1880-1914 (Worthman 1971)
  • Jefferson County gospel music (Seroff 1995)
  • sacred music (FC Anderson 1978)

• Christian Harmony singing (Eskew 1989; Kimzey 1995; Scholten 1980c)

• gospel music
  • Athens Music Company (CK Wolfe 1995b)
  • gospel singing conventions (Fussell 1995)
  • north Alabama musician checklist (CK Wolfe 1995a)
  • quartet tradition in Birmingham (McCallum 1988; Seroff 1995; Seroff 1980)
  • Sand Mountain region (Cauthen 1995a)
  • Sullivan Family gospel singers (Kellen 1995)

• Lloyd, Benjamin (Weaver 1968)

• musical traditions (Willett 1995b)

• New South 1860-1885 (Wiener 1978)

• popularity of Isaac Watts (Cauthen 1995b)

• public school music (Inman 1981)

• Sacred Harp singing
  • popular accounts (Carmer 1934)
  • Winston County (G Harper 1980)

• Selma
  • Reformed Presbyterian Church psalm singing (Willett 1995a)

• singing buildings (McGregory 1997)

• singing schools (Syrgley 1891)

• Wiregrass Sacred Harp (JD Boyd 1970; JD Boyd 1969; Willett 1995c)

• working class culture (Flynt 1989)

Allgemein nutliche Choral-Music [Funk]

• (Eskew 1966a)

American Bible Society

• (HO Dwight 1916)

American Church Harp [Rhinehart]

• (EJ Porter 1980)

American Episcopal Church

• early hymnody (Douglas 1941)

American Harmony [Bayley]

• (Lowens and Britton 1955)

American Harmony [Johnson]

• (Hatchett 1991)

American music

• see music reform movement

• see public school music

• American musicology
  • and American Studies (R Crawford 1975a)
  • early American composers and critics (Sabin 1938)
  • early scholarship (Buechner 1976a)
  • guide for historians (R Crawford 1980b; R Crawford 1979)
  • historical work needed (HE Johnson 1958)
  • Hitchcock, H. Wiley (R Crawford 1990c)
  • indifference to folksong (GP Jackson 1919)
  • methodology (R Crawford 1985b)
  • nineteenth century scholarship (Stevenson 1977-78)
  • plea for local histories (Ellinwood 1957)
  • Sonneck, Oscar (Lichtenwanger 1983)
  • Sonneck Society (Britton 1987)
  • sources for (HW Hitchcock 1975)
  • using early American hymnals and tunebooks (Eskew 1970b)

• bibliographic sources
  • 1640-1875 (JW Moore 1876)
  • 1698-1800 (Heard 1975)
  • American Transcendentalism 1835-50 (Lowens 1957a)
  • anthology 1620-1865 (Marrocco and Gleason 1964; Yellin 1965)
  • anthology of American composer biographies 1770-1965 (Chase 1966)
  • Charles Evans collection (Hixon 1970)
  • composer biographies (Hughes 1900)
  • dictionaries (Hitchcock and Sadie 1986)
  • doctoral dissertations (RH Mead 1973)
  • early secular music (Sonneck 1905a)
  • encyclopedia of music (WL Hubbard 1908)
  • handbook (FO Jones 1886)
  • manuscript music books (Dineen 1944)
  • musical biographies (JM Green 1908)
  • musician index (Board of Commissioners of the District of Columbia, the Pan American Union, and the Library of Congress 1941)
  • sources for American musicology (HW Hitchcock 1975)
  • theses (Heintze 1984)
  • to 1865 (Heintze 1990)

• European influences
  • American influence on Europeans to 1900 (Lowens 1977)
  • first teacher of European music in America (Spell 1922)
  • Handel and Haydn societies (HE Johnson 1965; Van Camp 1978; R Crawford 1981a; Perkins and Dwight 1883)
  • Handel in America to 1820 (Redway 1935)
  • Haydn in America (Lowens 1979a; Stevens 1943)

• folk music
  • American indifference to (GP Jackson 1945h)
  • and American musical art (GP Jackson 1953)
  • and class structure (Seeger 1957)
  • and performance practice (GP Jackson 1945e)
  • general description (Buchanan 1939; GP Jackson 1936a)
  • traditional music (Hitchcock 1981)

• history
  • 1620-1920 (Gleason 1955)
  • 1649 to present (Lahee 1922)
  • 1731-1800 (Sonneck 1907)
  • 1763-1789 (Chase 1977)
  • American democracy 1830-1914 (Lowens 1964a; Lowens 1963)
  • backgrounds (Kinscella 1940)
  • choral music to 1860 (Lowens 1958)
  • concert life 1731-1800 (Sonneck 1907)
  • early America (Lowens 1964f)
  • early American composers (Salter 1932)
  • early American music (Rourke 1942)
  • early American public education (Britton 1958)
  • early tunebook singing (Sunderman 1941b)
  • federal era (R Crawford 1978b)
  • frontier music (Lowens 1956a)
  • general history (Barnes 1936; Burke, Meirerhoffer, and Phillips 1949; Cornwall 1851; Chase 1955b; R Crawford 1993; Elson 1925; Hamm 1983; HW Hitchcock 1969; HW Hitchcock 1974; Howard 1946; Kaufman 1937; Lang 1961; WSB Mathews 1889; Ritter 1890; Sonneck 1921)
  • music in American life (Barzun 1956)
  • origins in indigenous religion (R Crawford 1980a)
  • popular works (Horn 1962)
  • Protestant Church (Stevenson 1974)
  • revolutionary war period (Schrader 1989)
  • Revolutionary War period (Hulan 1984; Wilcox 1984b)
  • role of southeastern states (Jervey 1909)
  • Root, George F. autobiography (Root 1891)
  • social history (Chase 1987; Chase 1955a)
  • to 1850 (Yerbury 1971)

• music clubs
  • and national music (Buchanan 1932)
  • Glenn Wilcox address to (Wilcox 1984a)

• music education
  • American music education (Britton 1961a)
  • music in American education (Farnsworth 1913)
  • music in education (Farnsworth 1913)
  • music literacy (R Crawford 1984a)

• musical forms
  • American art music and shape note tunebooks (Horn 1941; Horn 1942)
  • American song (R Crawford 1971b)
  • general description (Farwell and Darby 1915)
  • Oscar Sonneck on (Sonneck 1969)
  • tunebooks' influence on orchestral music (Clark 1926)

• nationalism
  • 1790-1815 (Arrington 1969)
  • A. N. Johnson and music reform (Stopp 1985)
  • and folk music (GP Jackson 1948b)
  • and music history (HW Hitchcock n.d.)
  • as national heritage (Wilcox 1984a)
  • Fry-Dwight debate (Chmaj 1985; JS Dwight 1882)
  • George Pullen Jackson and Germany as model (GP Jackson 1947)
  • in 1776 (R Crawford 1976a; R Crawford 1976b)
  • music and American identity (R Crawford 1988; Lowens 1978; Tischler 1986)
  • Music Clubs (Buchanan 1932)
  • musical Americana (HE Johnson 1948)
  • sources for American national music (Elson 1924)

• related subjects
  • 18th century sermon (Sandford 1968)
  • American democracy 1830-1914 (Lowens 1964a; Lowens 1963)
  • American Transcendentalism 1835-1850 (Lowens 1964e)
  • dancing masters (NA Benson 1963)
  • Enlightenment 1770-1870 (Donakowski 1977)
  • populist visual art (Buechner 1984)
  • public schools (Davison 1944a)

American religion

• 19th century populism (Hatch 1989)

• American culture
  • American culture and religion (Sweet 1972)
  • British description of American churches in 1835 (Reed and Matheson 1835)
  • relationship 1765-1840 (Sweet 1952)
  • religious background of American culture (TC Hall 1959)
  • religious influence on American music (R Crawford 1980a)

• American Protestantism (WS Hudson 1961)

• and urban frontier schooling 1830-1870 (Perko 1988)

• bibliographic sources
  • encyclopedia of American religion (Melton 1987)
  • encyclopedia of American religious experience (Libby and Williams 1988)
  • unpublished material (WH Allison 1910)

• Christian movement (Bloom 1992; Noll, Hatch, and Marsden 1983)

• colonial period (Sweet 1961)

• contemporary sectarianism (BR Wilson 1990)

• folk religion
  • New England 1770-1815 (Marini 1975)
  • old time religion as (GP Jackson 1941)
  • popular religion and social change (PW Williams 1980)
  • vs. organized religion (D Yoder 1965)

• frontier religion (Bower 1857)

• genteelism and Methodism (Schneider 1993)

• history
  • general history (Ahlstrom 1972; Baird 1844; WS Hudson 1981; SE Mead 1963; Niebuhr 1935; Sweet 1930)
  • historical atlas (Gaustad 1962)

• methodology
  • anthropological methods (Dalton 1977)

• religious outsiders (RL Moore 1986)

• religious pluralism (Bost 1942)

• Southern theology 1795-1860 (Holifield 1978)

• tradition of churches (WS Hudson 1953)

• women and (Ruether and Keller 1981)

American sacred music

• see folk hymns

• see tunebooks

• bibliographic sources (Britton, Lowens, and Crawford n.d.-a; Britton, Lowens, and Crawford 1990; Britton, Lowens, and Crawford n.d.-b)
  • dictionary of American hymnology (Ellinwood n.d.)
  • Protestant church music (JR Davidson 1975)
  • tunebooks 1800-1810 (Lindsley 1968)
  • writers and compilers (Metcalf 1925)

• cultural influences
  • contribution of southern pioneers (Ladabouche 1938)
  • influence by singing schools (Gantt 1965)
  • influence of Baptist hymnody (Reynolds 1976)
  • music reform (R Crawford 1984d)
  • musical idiom of hymns (Card 1957)

• European influences
  • English hymn writing in America 1640-1800 (Ruth 1968)
  • English influences (Ellinwood 1953a)
  • Lowell Mason on European sources (Broyles 1985)

• history
  • American hymn (Ninde 1926)
  • church music (Gould 1853)
  • church music 1620-1800 (Ask 1930)
  • early period (Kingman 1979b)
  • early sacred folk music (Lovelace 1952)
  • general history (Ellinwood 1953b; Minshall 1880)
  • hymnody 1620-1900 (Burnett 1946)
  • music in the American church (West 1945)
  • New England 1620-1800 (JH Boyd 1978)
  • psalmody 1607-1700 (Barrington 1962)
  • Puritans (Covey 1951)
  • religious music in America (Ellinwood 1961a)
  • tunebooks 1712-1865 (Blair 1963b)
  • tunebooks 1800-1822 (Hall 1968)
  • tunebooks to 1800 (Britton 1949)
  • urban revivalism 1800-1835 (PG Hammond 1974)

• music journals
  • Musical Million 1870-1914 (PM Hall 1970a; PM Hall 1970b)

• psalmody (R Crawford 1969; Cooke 1990)

• religious music and hymnody (Westermeyer 1988b)

• sacred folksong (C Morgan 1967)

• study methodology
  • church music course offerings in Alabama, Florida, and Georgia colleges (Teague 1956)
  • history of Hymn Society (McKellar 1997)
  • using early American hymnals and tunebooks (Eskew 1970b)

• themes
  • contributions of hymn writers to American literature (Black 1932)
  • culture and hymn singing (Eskew 1975)
  • image of American destiny in hymns (MK Stone 1976)

Amish Church

• Ausbund
  • general history (Yoder et al. 1964)
  • literary analysis (Schreiber 1962)
  • theological themes (Overholt 1964)

• hymn singing (GP Jackson 1945f; Nettl 1957)

• hymnbooks used (Ressler 1977)

• hymns and hymn tunes (Umble 1939)

• Medieval music (GP Jackson 1946a)

• music history (Burkhart 1953)

• music tradition (GP Jackson 1945a)

• native literature (GP Jackson 1945d)

• Pennsylvania Dutch spirituals (GP Jackson 1952b)

Anabaptist movement

• 16th century hymnody (Duerksen 1956; Ramaker 1929)

• bibliographic sources (Breckbill 1988)

• Holland (Duerksen 1962)

• M|nster, hymbook (Brecht 1985)

• opposition 1525-1540 (Grieser 1993)

Anglican Church

• 18th Century (Abbey and Overton 1878)

• choral revival 1839-1872 (Rainbow 1970)

• influence on American hymnody (Martens 1981)

• musical history (Chappell 1968)

• rural clergy (Addison 1947)

anthems

• 18th century England (Temperley 1967)

• and anthem composers (MB Foster 1970)

• by Sacred Harp tunesmiths (McKenzie 1988)

• English models (RT Daniel 1959)

• in England and America (Wienandt and Young 1970)

• New England to 1800 (RT Daniel 1955)

• relation to set piece (Marrocco 1962)

antimodernism

• and English dissent (Davie 1982a)

• antimission Baptists (Byron 1980; Lambert 1980; Sweet 1936c)

• antimission movement (Wyatt-Brown 1970)

• Rise, King Jesus [drama] (Buchanan 1984; Whisnant 1983)

Appalachian region

• Baptist monophonic and heterophonic hymnody (Tallmadge 1975; Tallmadge 1979a
  • congregational singing (R Kirby 1976)
  • Old Regular Baptists (Dorgan 1989)
  • religious folk music (Tallmadge 1983)
  • sacred folk songs (Kettering 1933)
  • speech, chant, and song in Baptist churches (Titon 1988)

  architecture

  • singing buildings (McGregory 1997)

  Arkansas

  • Christian Harmony singing (Geil 1967)

  associations

  • Baptist associational movement (Starbird n.d.)
  • Baptist Church (Bennett 1974; EC Watson 1975)
  • Baptist Church 1707-1814 (Shurden 1967)
  • early national period (Banner 1972)

  Auld, Alexander

  • (MO Eddy 1951; Miller 1971; Miller 1975a)