The singing master's assistant, or Key to practical music. : being an abridgment from the New-England psalm-singer : together with several other tunes never before published
1786
L2005F214 ca. 1786-89
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Title
The singing master's assistant, or Key to practical music. : being an abridgment from the New-England psalm-singer : together with several other tunes never before published
Variant Title
Key to practical musick
Edition
The fourth edition
Published
[Boston] E. Russell, Pr. [ca. 1786-1789]
Description
15, [1], 104 p. : chiefly music ; 11 x 19 cm
Call Number
L2005F214 ca. 1786-89
System Control No.
(OCoLC)13533589
Note
For 4 or 5 voices (SATB or SATBB)
Fourth & final ed. with revisions to the introductory text
Music engraved from the original plates of 1st ed. (1778)
On colophon: Engrav'd by Benja. Pierpont Junr. Roxbury 1778
"Chester" (p. 12): patriotic song taken up as the signature tune of the revolutionary army
Includes index
Binder's ticket pasted to back pastedown: "Bound by Samuel Webb, Boston."
Fourth & final ed. with revisions to the introductory text
Music engraved from the original plates of 1st ed. (1778)
On colophon: Engrav'd by Benja. Pierpont Junr. Roxbury 1778
"Chester" (p. 12): patriotic song taken up as the signature tune of the revolutionary army
Includes index
Binder's ticket pasted to back pastedown: "Bound by Samuel Webb, Boston."
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