Sacred and secular musics : a postcolonial approach / by Kalra, Virinder S.

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Sacred and secular musics : a postcolonial approach / by Kalra, Virinder S.

Secular music in colonial Annapolis : the Tuesday Club, 1745-56 / by Talley, John B., 1943-

Secular music in America, 1801-1825; a bibliography. by Wolfe, Richard J.

Ars magis subtiliter : secular music of the Chantilly Codex.

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Popular secular music in America through 1800 : a preliminary checklist of manuscripts in North American collections / by Keller, Kate Van Winkle

The ongaku masters : an anthology of Japanese classical music.

“…Secular music…”
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Literary sources of secular music in Italy (ca. 1500), by Rubsamen, Walter H. 1911-1973

Huaynos y danzas : religious and secular music of the Callejón de Huaylas, Peru.

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18th-century American secular music manuscripts : an inventory / by Fuld, James J., 1916-

The national tune index 18th century secular music / by Keller, Kate Van Winkle

Three centuries of American music : a collection of American sacred and secular music /

Testifying at the cross : Thomas Andrew Dorsey, Sister Rosetta Tharpe, and the politics of African-American sacred and secular music / by Jackson, Jerma A.

Immortalis : un voyage dans l'univers de la musique sacrée et profane = a journey into the world of sacred and secular music.

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How to listen to and understand great music : The Ancient world through the early Baroque, by Greenberg, Robert, 1954-

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Music in the Renaissance / by Brown, Howard Mayer

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Crossing boundaries, redefining faith : interdisciplinary perspectives on the emerging church movement /

Table of Contents: “…The kingdom of Heaven is within you : emerging churches and (un)secular music /…”
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Rethinking American music /

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Johann Sebastian Bach : life and work / by Geck, Martin

Table of Contents: “…Director of the Collegium Musicum and composer of secular music…”

The holy profane : religion in Black popular music / by Reed, Teresa L., 1964-

Table of Contents: “…Pentecostalism and Black secular music -- Blues lyrics : voice of religious consciousness -- Elder Eatmore and Deacon Jones : folk religion as humor in Black secular recordings -- Rethinking the Devil's music : integration, religion, and crossing over -- Evolution of the blues preacher : sermonizing modes in Black secular music -- Postlude : God and gangsta rap : the theosophy of Tupac Shakur.…”