Subject List: g

Geistreiches Gesang-Buch

• (Durnbaugh 1991)

Georgia

• 19th century shape note music publishing (Wilcox 1980)

• Atlanta
  • gospel music on WSB radio (CK Wolfe 1983)

• Baptist Church (History of Baptists in Georgia 1881)

• gospel music (Brobston 1977; Cogdell 1972; DjeDje 1978)

• Mercer's Cluster (Brewster 1983; Mallary 1844)

• sacred music recordings (Coelho 1979)

• Sacred Harp
  • Carroll County (House 1988)
  • Harris County (Barfield 1961)

• Savannah
  • 18th century (Broucek 1962)
  • Lowell Mason activities (LaFar 1944; D Moore 1967)

• singing conventions (KL Jackson 1972)

• south Georgia
  • African American spirituals (Cogdell 1972)
  • gospel conventions (Stanley 1982)
  • Okefinokee area (Harper and Presley 1981)
  • recorded spirituals (Coelho 1979)
  • Royal Singing Convention [Irwin County] 1893-1931 (KL Jackson 1972)

German Americans

• Beissel, Johann Conrad (Hackett 1996)

• Doll, Conrad (Brown and Braun 1948)

• Funk, Joseph (Eskew 1966a)

• Geistreiches Gesang-Buch 1720 (Durnbaugh 1991)

• German Baptist Church (Flory 1908)

• Germania Musical Society (HE Johnson 1953)

• hymnody (Bohlman 1984)

• hymnody in Maryland around 1800 (EC Wolf 1985)

• hymnody in Pennsylvania (Dubbs 1882)

• influence on singing schools (Schmalz 1966)

• music in German Reformed and Lutheran Churches Pennsylvania churches 1830-1900 (Westermeyer 1978)

• Pennsylvania (David 1943)

• Pennsylvania Dutch spirituals (GP Jackson 1952b)

• Pennsylvania spirituals (D Yoder 1961)

• Schwenkfelder Church hymns (Viehmeyer 1987)

• sectarians in Pennsylvania 1742-1800 (Sachse 1899-1900)

• Singer's Glen, Virginia (Ellinwood 1957; Fitzwater 1947)

German Baptist Church

• 18th century literary activity (Flory 1908)

German Reformed Churches

• music in Pennsylvania churches 1830-1900 (Westermeyer 1978)

Germany

• Anabaptist Church (Brecht 1985)

• George Pullen Jackson on church architecture (GP Jackson 1914)

• George Pullen Jackson on German dueling (GP Jackson 1908)

• George Pullen Jackson on German folksong (GP Jackson 1910; GP Jackson 1913; Jackson 1916-17)

• influence of John Wesley (Nuelsen 1972)

gospel music

• African Americans
  • early quartet singing (R Allen 1988)
  • ethnomusicological study (Eskew 1981)
  • gospel music aesthetic (Williams-Jones 1975)
  • gospel quartet singing (Seroff 1980)
  • influence on secular music industry (Maultsby 1992a)
  • Mahalia Jackson and Isaac Watts (Tallmadge 1961)
  • quartet singing in Birmingham, Alabama (Seroff 1995; McCallum 1988)
  • shape note tradition (JB Sutton 1976)
  • Stamps Baxter gospel singing in midwest (Lau 1982)

• bibliographic sources
  • gospel hymn and tune index (Pierce 1940)
  • north Alabama gospel musician checklist (CK Wolfe 1995a)
  • song histories (Reynolds 1990; Sanville 1945)

• composers and arrangers
  • Sankey, Ira D. (Stevenson 1950-51)

• composers and publishers
  • 19th century singers (Hemenway and Stuart 1891)
  • Athens Music Company (CK Wolfe 1995b)
  • Brumley, Albert E. (Brumley 1972)
  • by Stephen Foster (Rogal 1970)
  • composer biographies (JH Hall 1914)
  • Moody and Sankey (Rothenbusch 1991)
  • publishing industry (H Daniel 1976)
  • Ruebush-Kieffer Company (PM Hall 1971; Morrison 1992)
  • Showalter, A. J. (JF Reed 1975; Caldwell 1907-12)
  • Vaughan Publishing Co. (Baughan 1961; Fleming 1972)

• general history
  • analytical survey of the gospel song (Boyer 1964)
  • gospel music in America (Blackwell 1978)
  • history of gospel music (Cusic 1990; Burt and Allen 1971)

• genre study
  • 19th century development (JM Shotwell 1976)
  • American gospel song (McKinley 1946)
  • gospel hymns 1875-1930 (Downey 1963)
  • gospel song (Gold 1953)

• interpretation
  • cultural interpretation (Eskew 1972a; Eskew 1986b)
  • rhetoric of 19th century evangelical movement (Sizer 1978)
  • river symbolism (Struss 1978)
  • theme of eternal life (Mankin 1997)
  • theological content (McFarland 1986)

• musical idiom
  • Bible in country music (CK Wolfe 1985)
  • bluegrass performance (Bernhardt 1995; Clarkson and Montell 1975; HW Marshall 1974)
  • composers' spiritual inspiration (Titon 1980)
  • evangelical pianism (Gentry 1993)
  • influence on Christian hymnody (Peach 1960)
  • influence on secular music industry (Maultsby 1992a)
  • quartet singing (Horsley 1979; CK Wolfe 1982a)
  • relation to social reform (Downey 1965)
  • responsorial and antiphonal practice (Tallmadge 1968)
  • revival function since 1875 (McKissick 1958)
  • revival gospel songs (Downey 1968)
  • social change 1945-1955 (CK Wolfe 1982b)
  • social change 1945-55 (CK Wolfe 1981)
  • southern shape note gospel style (Beary 1979)

• recordings
  • early commercial recordings (A Green 1971; CK Wolfe 1983)
  • south Georgia (Coelho 1979)

• regional studies
  • Alabama singing conventions (Fussell 1995)
  • Eastern North Carolina (Elliott 1970)
  • Georgia (Brobston 1977)
  • Logan County, Kentucky (Beisswenger 1991)
  • Rusk County, Texas (Bynum 1953)
  • Sand Mountain, Alabama (Cauthen 1995a)
  • south central Kentucky (Beisswenger 1985)
  • south central Kentucky 1900-1990 (Montell 1991)
  • south Georgia (DjeDje 1978; Stanley 1982)
  • southeast Georgia (Cogdell 1972)

• singers and performers
  • Jackson, Mahalia (Tallmadge 1961)
  • McDonald Brothers Quartet (CK Wolfe 1982a)
  • north Alabama checklist (CK Wolfe 1995a)
  • southern gospel singers (McLemore 1988)
  • Sullivan Family gospel singers (Kellen 1995)

• singing conventions
  • Alabama (Fussell 1995)
  • National Singing Convention (Baughan 1961)
  • south Georgia (Stanley 1982)

• text analysis
  • formal roots of gospel poetry (TH Stewart 1980)

Gram, Hans

• (R Patterson 1963)

Granade, John Adam

• (Hulan 1974)

Great Awakening [First]

• and rise of hymnody in New England (Weiss 1988; Wilhoit 1976)

• conversion experience (Dalton 1975)

• in middle colonies (Maxson 1920)

• in New England (Gaustad 1957)

• musical practices (Marini 1983)

• revivalism and separatism (Goen 1962)

• Virginia (Gewehr 1930)

Great Awakening [Second]

• see camp meetings

• see evangelical movement

• see spirituals [camp meetings]

• American West 1797-1805 (Cleveland 1916)

• as organizing process 1780-1830 (DG Mathews 1969)

• as populist movement (Hatch 1989)

• Beecher, Lyman (Fraser 1985)

• Connecticut (CR Keller 1942)

• conversion experience (Dalton 1975)

• frontier individualism (Miyakawa 1964)

• frontier spiritual folksongs (Hulan 1979a)

• general history (Weisberger 1958)

• Great Revival 1787-1805 (Boles 1972)

• hymnody (RP Hammond 1978)

• Methodist Revivals (Candler 1904)

• populist themes (PE Johnson 1991)

• professional revivalism (Pitzer 1966)

Gymanfa Ganu

• Welsh and American local practice (Schultz 1984)