Dixon's pocket companion, of new psalm tunes wherein is introduced a much greater variety of duet, trio, verse and chorus, melody harmony, and modulation, than is usual in works on this nature; with symphonies accompanyments &c. in three and four parts, the whole in a stile adapted to the comprehension of those who do not make music their profession, designed for the use of choirs, Sunday schools, and congregational singing..
Dixon, William,1760-1825.
Liverpool. : Printed by Hime & Son. Castle Street & Church Street.,
[approximately 1801]
Includes index.
The treble for the accommodation of those who play the piano-forte is written next above the bass, which is figured for the above instrument; and this part being the air, which may occasionally be sung by tenor voices, these tunes may in general be performed in two parts only.--title page.
37 tunes primarily for 4 voices with figured bass or other instrument accompaniment.
Hymns, English
Psalms (Music)
Tune-books.
England Liverpool.