The One line psalmist : embracing Day and Beal's new musical notation and sight-singing method, by which classes, schools, and choirs, in a few lessons become better readers of music than common singers do the old way during life; also, a large variety…
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- The One line psalmist : embracing Day and Beal's new musical notation and sight-singing method, by which classes, schools, and choirs, in a few lessons become better readers of music than common singers do the old way during life; also, a large variety…
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The One line psalmist : embracing Day and Beal's new musical notation and sight-singing method, by which classes, schools, and choirs, in a few lessons become better readers of music than common singers do the old way during life; also, a large variety of sacred music, new and old, by German, English, and American composers, comprising tunes in the usual metres and keys; together with sentences, anthems and chants
Author: Day, H. W. (Hartley W.)
Year: 1849
"Elementary rules and exercises for reading music at sight" p. [3]-32
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