A treatise on singing, explaining ...
Subtitle: all the rules for learning to sing by note, without the assistance of an instrument, with some observations on vocal music, interspersed with original examples, sofeggi, airs, duettos &c. &c. ... (particularly some ... pieces of sacred music, from the M.S.S. of Iomelli and Sacchini, never before published. In the collection of the late Iames Harris & W.B. Earle esqr. Salisbury) ...
By: By Joseph Corfe ... To be had at the principal music shops ...
Publisher: Mr. Corfe's, Salisbury
Published: 1800
Place of publication: London; Bath
Language: eng
Number of pages: 40
Subjects: Singing; Vocal music
Notes: Engraved, with exception of text (preface, on 2d prelim. leaf, and "Treatise on singing," which occupies 1st page group) Preface autographed by Corfe.

The composers whose names appear in this work are Jommelli, Sacchini, and Anfossi.
Table of contents: title: Cantabile / Sacchini; title: Sanctus / Jomelli; title: Duo : Averte faciem tuam / Sacchini; title: Song : Yet a while sweet sleep deceive me / Sacchini; title: Duett : Take this nosegay gentle youth / Anfossi; title: Aria : Non cerchi innammorarsi / Sacchini; title: Air : Secure within this peaceful cot.