| Ident. | Authors (with country if any) | Title |
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| 001643 |
Uriah Davenport | The psalm-Singer's companion. Containing, A New introduction, With such Directions for Singing, as is proper and necessary for Learners: and, The psalms of David new Tun'd, With such Musick, as will express the Words in their proper Sense. Also, Chanting-Tunes for Te Deum, Jubilate Deo, Magnificat, Nunc Dimittis, and Deus Misereatur. Likewise, nine anthems and six hymns. All being composed in Four Musical Parts, according to the most authentic Rules. The Third Edition. By Uriah Davenport, Teacher. |
| 001645 |
Uriah Davenport | The psalm-Singer's pocket companion. Containing, first, a new introduction, with such directions for singing, as is proper and necessary for learners. Secondly, the psalms of David new tun'd, with such musick, as will best express the words to their proper sense. Also, chanting-tunes for Te Deum, Jubilate Deo, Magnificat, Nunc Dimittis, and Deus Misereatur. Likewise, nine anthems and six hymns. All being composed in Four Musical Parts, according to the most authentick Rules. The second edition. By Uriah Davenport, Teacher of the same. |
| 001646 |
Uriah Davenport | The psalm-Singer's pocket companion. Containing, first, a new introduction, with such directions for singing, as is proper and necessary for learners. Secondly, the psalms of David new tun'd, with such musick, as will best express the words to their proper sense. Also, chanting-tunes for Te Deum, Jubilate Deo, Magnificat, Nunc Dimittis, and Deus Misereatur. Likewise, nine anthems and six hymns. All being composed in Four Musical Parts, according to the most authentick Rules. By Uriah Davenport, Teacher of the same. |
| 001648 |
William Tans'Ur | The royal psalmodist compleat: or, the new universal harmony. Being a whole body of church-musick: Containing near One Hundred of the very best Tunes, both Old and New; adapted to the most select Portions of the whole Book of Psalms: With Variety of Tunes, entirely New. Extracted from the Best masters, both Ancient and Modern; and Correctly set in Four Parts, according to the Nicest Rules, for Voices, or Organ, &c. and so neat as to be sung in Two or Three Parts, when Voices can't be had; exempt from the least Disallowance; and fitted for all Teachers, Learners, and Musical Societies, &c. To which are added, A New Jubilate, and Magnificat: With a Variety of Hymns, Anthems, Canons, &c. with compendious Instructions to the Whole. By William Tansur, Musico Theorico. Author of the Melody of the Heart; The Harmony of Sion; The Beauty of Holiness, &c. &c. &c. |
