- Unit Introduction
- Lesson 1: General Characteristics of African American Music
- Lesson 2: General Characteristics of African American Music Continued
- Lesson 3: Music, Rhythm, and Dance
- Lesson 4: Plantation Songs
- Unit Introduction
- Lesson 5: Folk Spirituals
- Lesson 6: Source Materials
- Lesson 7: Precursor to Blues
- Unit Introduction
- Lesson 8: Concertized Spirituals
- Lesson 9: Blues
- Lesson 10: Ragtime and Brass Bands
- Lesson 11: African American Contributions to Classical Traditions
- Unit Introduction
- Lesson 12: Early Gospel
- Lesson 13: 40 Acres and the Blues
- Lesson 14: New Orleans Jazz
- Lesson 15: Big Bands
- Unit Introduction
- Lesson 16: Freedom Songs
- Lesson 17: Golden Age of Gospel
- Lesson 18: Black Music and the Media
- Lesson 19: Rhythm and Blues
- Lesson 20: Soul Music
- Lesson 21: Jazz (Post WWII)
- Unit Introduction
- Lesson 22: Contemporary Gospel
- Lesson 23: Dance Styles
- Lesson 24: Hip Hop
- Lesson 25: Urban Contemporary
- Lesson 26: Jazz (Post Civil Rights Act)
- Unit Introduction
- Lesson 27: Sacred Traditions of the New Millennium
- Lesson 28: Out of the Past
- The Key Characteristics of West and Central African Music 1
Unit 2: Lesson 7.07 - OnAfrican American Music: Railroad Work Songs (Continued)
- Railroad Work Songs
- Spiritual Art Songs: Harry Thacker Burleigh
Unit 4 Lesson 15.04 - OnAfrican American Music: Swing (Continued)
- Swing
Unit 5 Lesson 16.11 - OnAfrican American Music: Protest Songs
- Protest Songs
- Stylistic Similarities between Funk Music and Other Genres
Unit 7 Lesson 27.11 - OnAfrican American Music: Black Musical Influences on Christian Rap 1
- Black Musical Influences on Christian Rap 1
Unit 1: African American Roots