Musical Religion and Spirituality

Opera is a type of secular music, while hymns, spirituals, and gospel are all types of religious music.

Cantorial music is a type of Jewish religious music that is typically sung by a cantor, or soloist, during synagogue services.

Rock music is a type of secular music, while Gregorian chant, plainchant, and polyphony are all types of Christian religious music.

Adhan is a type of Islamic religious music that is typically sung by a muezzin, or caller to prayer, during the five daily prayers.

Ghazals are a type of secular music, while bhajans, kirtans, and qawwalis are all types of Hindu religious music.

Mantras are a type of Buddhist religious music that is typically sung during meditation.

Bhajans are a type of Hindu religious music, while shabads, kirtans, and gurbani are all types of Sikh religious music.

Daoge is a type of Taoist religious music that is typically sung during rituals.

Kabuki is a type of Japanese theater, while kagura, gagaku, and noh are all types of Shinto religious music.

Powwow music is a type of Native American religious music that is typically sung during ceremonies.

Reggae music is a type of secular music, while griot music, jali music, and mbira music are all types of African religious music.

Voodoo music is a type of Caribbean religious music that is typically sung during rituals.

Salsa music is a type of secular music, while mariachi music, ranchera music, and cumbia music are all types of Latin American religious music.

Adhan is a type of Middle Eastern religious music that is typically sung during prayer.

Tar is a type of stringed instrument, while shashmaqom, maqom, and mugham are all types of Central Asian religious music.