The compleat musick-master: being plain, easie and familiar rules for singing and playing on the most useful instruments now in vogue, according to the rudiments of musick. ...
T. B.
London : printed by and for William Pearson, and sold by John Young, musical-instrument-maker; and E. Miller,
1722.
In two parts, each with separate pagination and register; the second part itself is divided into two, each with separate pagination but continuous register, being 'Lessons for the violin' and 'Lessons for the flute'.
Preface signed: T. B.
ESTC
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