The rudiments or principles of the German flute
Subtitle: Explaining after an easy method every thing necessary for a learner thereon, to a greater nicety than has been ever taught before. Wrote in French by the Sieur Hotteterre le Romain ... & faithfully translated into English. To which is added a collection of familiar airs for examples
Publisher: I. Walsh and Ioseph Hare
Published: 1720
Place of publication: London
Language: eng
Translated from: fre
Format: [microform]
Number of pages: 36
Subjects: Flute; Instruction and study; Early works to 1800; Recorder (Musical instrument); Oboe
Notes: On leaf 24: Finis. Leaves 25 to 36 are music. Last leaf contains "A catalogue of choice musick for the German flute. Printed for I: Walsh."

From the Miller collection. "As far as can be traced, this is a unique work not found in any other library."--Dayton C. Miller, Catalogue of books ... relating to the flute. Cleveland, The author, 1935.

Master microform held by: DLC.

RISM B/VI/1 p. 424