The second book of the Divine companion; or, David's harp new tun'd, : being a choice collection of new and old psalms, hymns, and anthems, for one, two, three, four and five voices; none of them being ever before printed. The words being taken from the best authors, and set by several eminent masters, some of which are as follows; viz. Dr. William Croft, Mr. Weldon, Mr, Jer. Clarke, Mr. R. Rosingrave, Mr. Norris, Mr. William Bird [i.e. Byrd], Mr. Thomas Tallis, Mr. Michael Wise, Mr. Moses Snow, Mr. William Turner, and several others. To be used in churches or private families, for their greater advancement of divine musick..
London: : Printed by, and for William Pearson; and sold by him at his house, over-against Wright's Coffee-house Aldersgate-Street.,
[1730?]
In part with figured bass.
Dedication signed by W. Pearson.
ESTC
Hymns, English
Psalms (Music)
Choruses, Sacred (Mixed voices), Unaccompanied
England London.