Harmonia perfecta: a compleat collection of psalm tunes, in four parts, : the three upper parts being transposed into the treble cliff; fitted to all the various measures now in use: taken from the most eminent masters, chiefly from Mr. Ravenscroft. To which is added, A dialogue upon death: with several psalm tunes, hymns, and anthems, never before publish'd: with an introduction to psalmody, and a table directing to each particular tune contain'd in this book. The whole being principally design'd for the ease, improvement, and delight of all lovers of psalmody: being the first of this kind ever yet extant..
Gawthorn, Nathaniel.
Parr, Henry,1815- ,former owner.StEdNL
London: : Printed by William Pearson, and sold by Richard Ford, at the Angel, and Richard Hett at the Bible and Crown, both in the Poultry; John Gilbert mathematical-instrument-maker, on Tower-Hill; and Nathaniel Gawthorn at the Black Peruke in Rood Lane, Fenchurch-Street.,
1730..
Compiler's preface signed: Nathaniel Gawthorn.
Without the words to the psalms.
In this issue the title page has been reset with "Harmonia" correctly spelt, there is an "and" before "Nathaniel" in the imprint and two final unnumbered leaves, 'A supplement to Harmonia perfecta: being part of several psalms to particular measures' have been added.
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Armorial bookplate of "Henry Parr" on the front pastedown.
Psalms (Music)
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