The New-York selection of sacred music
Subtitle: containing a great variety of plain, repeating, and fugue tunes. : In two parts. Part first contains one hundred and twenty tunes, of that plain, solid, and devotional style, which is best adapted to congregational use. Part second is composed of plain, repeating, and fugue tunes. The whole arranged and intended for the various metres in Watts, Dwight, Dobell, Dutch Reformed, Rippon, Tate and Brady, Sternhold, Hopkins, and others
By: Carefully compiled from the best European and American authors. By F.D. Allen
Contributors: Seymour, Jonathan, 1778-1841, printer
Edition: (Fourth stereotype edition.).
Publisher: For sale by F.D. Allen, 66 Chatham-St. and 189 Duane-St.; also, by the principal book and music sellers in the city
Published: 1826
Place of publication: New-York
Language: eng
Number of pages: 152
Subjects: Anthems; Tune-books; Choruses, Sacred (Mixed voices), Unaccompanied
Notes: Copyright Apr. 10, 1822 by Francis D. Allen.

"Printed by J. Seymour, 49 John-Street."--p. [8], first count.

Edition statement transposed from head of title. Parentheses substituted for square brackets enclosing edition statement.

Principally unnumbered; p. [148-152] numbered 217-221.

Rudiments of music: "A brief introduction."--p. 1-8, second count.

Includes indexes.

Numbering of pieces and pages is interwoven, last leaf is numbered 221.