An edition of The New York selection of sacred music (1826)

The New-York selection of sacred music

containing a great variety of plain, repeating, and fugue tunes. : In two parts. Part first contains one hundred and twenty tunes, of that plain, solid, and devotional style, which is best adapted to congregational use. Part second is composed of plain, repeating, and fugue tunes. The whole arranged and intended for the various metres in Watts, Dwight, Dobell, Dutch Reformed, Rippon, Tate and Brady, Sternhold, Hopkins, and others

(Fourth stereotype edition.).

by Allen, F. D.

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An edition of The New York selection of sacred music (1826)

The New-York selection of sacred music

containing a great variety of plain, repeating, and fugue tunes. : In two parts. Part first contains one hundred and twenty tunes, of that plain, solid, and devotional style, which is best adapted to congregational use. Part second is composed of plain, repeating, and fugue tunes. The whole arranged and intended for the various metres in Watts, Dwight, Dobell, Dutch Reformed, Rippon, Tate and Brady, Sternhold, Hopkins, and others

(Fourth stereotype edition.).

by Allen, F. D.

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1826

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For sale by F.D. Allen, 66 Chatham-St. and 189 Duane-St.; also, by the principal book and music sellers in the city

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English

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152

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1 The New York selection of sacred music: containing a great variety of plain, repeating, and fugue tunes; embracing almost every measure found in the various selections of psalms, hymns, and spiritual songs, used by the different denominations of Christians throughout the United States. : The work is divided into two parts. Part first, contains about two hundred tunes, mostly of that plain, solid, and devotional style, which is best adapted to church and congregational use. Part second, contains a greater variety of measure and style, suitable for society meetings, schools, and general use 1833, Published by R. Bartlett & S. Raynor, 76 Bowery. Sold also by the principal booksellers throughout the United States in English - Eighth stereotype edition, enlarged and improved.	zzzz Not in Library Libraries near you: WorldCat
2 The New-York selection of sacred music: containing a great variety of plain, repeating, and fugue tunes. : In two parts. Part first contains one hundred and twenty tunes, of that plain, solid, and devotional style, which is best adapted to congregational use. Part second is composed of plain, repeating, and fugue tunes. The whole arranged and intended for the various metres in Watts, Dwight, Dobell, Dutch Reformed, Rippon, Tate and Brady, Sternhold, Hopkins, and others 1826, For sale by F.D. Allen, 66 Chatham-St. and 189 Duane-St.; also, by the principal book and music sellers in the city in English - (Fourth stereotype edition.).	aaaa Not in Library Libraries near you: WorldCat

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