Music in religious ceremonies often aims to create a sacred atmosphere, evoke spiritual emotions, and facilitate a connection with the divine.

While sacred music often incorporates traditional elements, the use of modern electronic sounds is less common, as it may not align with the traditional or spiritual nature of the music.

Music magic refers to the belief that music can be used to influence or control supernatural forces or events.

The Vedas are a collection of ancient Hindu scriptures that are considered sacred and are often chanted or sung during religious ceremonies.

All of the mentioned compositions are examples of Western classical music with spiritual or religious themes.

The flute is a common instrument in sacred music due to its association with spirituality and its ability to create a meditative atmosphere.

Trance music is a type of music that is specifically designed to induce a trance state, often used in religious or spiritual contexts.

While music in religious ceremonies can evoke emotions and facilitate communication with the divine, its primary purpose is not to provide entertainment.

All of the mentioned terms refer to the belief that music can be used for healing purposes.

African-American spirituals are known for their call-and-response singing style, where a leader sings a line and the congregation responds.

All of the mentioned terms refer to the use of music in rituals, ceremonies, and special occasions.

The tabla is a pair of hand drums commonly used in Indian classical music and other sacred music traditions.

All of the mentioned terms refer to the belief that music can be used to connect with the spiritual realm.

Sacred music often emphasizes melody and repetitive rhythms, while complex harmonies are less common.

All of the mentioned terms refer to the use of music to convey stories and legends.