Section 1 The Roots of American Music Chapter 1 Native American MusicChapter 2 African and African American InfluenceChapter 3 European Influence and American HymnologyChapter 4 Songs of the American RevolutionChapter 5 Minstrel Shows and Parlor SongsChapter 6 Civil War MusicChapter 7 The American Military March TraditionSection 2 American Concert Music Chapter 8 Early American Concert Music (1750–1820)Chapter 9 Late Romantic and Early Twentieth-Century American Classical Composition: 1880–1920Chapter 10 The Rise of American Nationalism in Concert Music (1920–1950)Chapter 11 Twentieth-Century American ExperimentalismSection 3 Broadway, the Blues, and Black Gospel MusicChapter 12 Tin Pan Alley, Broadway, and the Great American SongbookChapter 13 Country BluesChapter 14 City BluesChapter 15 African American Praise and Gospel MusicSection 4 Ragtime, Stride, Boogie-Woogie and Early Jazz Chapter 16 Piano Music: Ragtime, Stride Piano, and Boogie-WoogieChapter 17 Pre Jazz and the African American ComposerChapter 18 Early Jazz and DixielandChapter 19 Jazz's First Great VirtuososSection 5 Swing, Bop, Cool Jazz, and Jump Blues Chapter 20 Swing Music and the Swing Era (1933–1945)Chapter 21 Other Key Swing BandsChapter 22 The Great Swing SoloistsChapter 23 The Great Swing VocalistsChapter 24 BebopChapter 25 Other Key Bebop ContributorsChapter 26 Cool JazzChapter 27 Jump Blues and Rhythm and BluesChapter 28 The Electric Guitar and Electric BluesSection 6 American Country and Folk Chapter 29 Old-time and Early Country Music (1900–1930)Chapter 30 Country Music (1930–1950)Chapter 31 Hybrid Country Forms Jug Bands, Western Swing and BluegrassChapter 32 American Folk Music (1920–1950)Playlist
