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Sacred Harmony, or a Collection of Psalm Tunes, Ancient and Modern. Containing I. More Than a Hundred of the Most Approved Plain & Simple Airs. Ii. a ... Number of Tunes in Verse & Chorus, & Fugues. See Notes Multiple Contributors

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British Library

T160122

In fact in two parts, each with separate titlepage. The titlepages and the scores are engraved; the preface and 'Introduction to the art of singing' in letterpress. On p. 120: "Engraved and printed by T. Williams, no. 18, Clerkenwell Green, London.".

London : printed for the author, & sold by T. Williams, J. Johnson, & W. Brown, [1784?]. vi,24,[2],68,[2],69-120p., II plates : engr.music ; obl.8°