A treatise on harmony
Subtitle: containing the chief rules for composing in two, three, and four parts.  Dedicated to all lovers of musick
Edition: The 2d ed., alter'd, enlarg'd, and illustrated by examples in notes ...
Publisher: Printed by W. Pearson
Published: 1731
Place of publication: London
Language: eng
Number of pages: 227
Subjects: Harmony.; Counterpoint
Notes: "In 1730 there was published anonymously 'A [short] treatise on harmony ...'  As the rules contained in the book were those Pepusch was in the habit of imparting to his pupils, and as they were published without the necessary musical examples, he felt compelled to adopt the work, and accordingly in 1731 published a 'Second edition' ...  It was conjectured that the first edition was put forth by Viscount Paisley, afterwards Earl of Abercorn." - Grove, Dict. of music.

Micro-opaque of the original in the Sibley Music Library, Eastman School of Music. [Rochester, N.Y.] U[niversity of] R[ochester Press, 19]56. 7 cards.