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...Notes|Copyright Neil Garber 2013 - Creative Commons BY-NC-SA 3.0 The IMSLP page contains parts as well.}}--> '''Source of text:''' [[Psalm 98|Psalm 97:4-6 (Vulgate)]].

...n of CPDL #02831 (for details cf. CPDL #27151); with bar numbers and title page}} ...ts: tenor 1 is "quinta vox" (tenor 2), tenor 2 is "tenor" (tenor 1) 2) bar 97, quinta vox, 2nd note "C" (not "C{{sharp}}") 3) addition of missing bar 110

...s of the work both with and without the wording 'Second Book' on the title page, and which are otherwise identical. ...ECK, N^o 47. Lombard Street.' It was priced at 5s, and the title page claims that it was entered at Stationers' Hall, although the ''Hymn Tune In

...his Widow and Children'. The book was published in London by T. Preston of 97, Strand, and 'to be had of the Widow at Manchester'. It contains 31 pieces, {{PubDatePlace|1798|by T. Preston of 97 Strand, London| }}

'''Short Title:''' The New-England Psalm-Singer ...e New-England Psalm-Singer; or, American Chorister. Containing A Number of Psalm-Tunes, Anthems and Canons, In Four and Five Parts, Never before Published.

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...'' was published in 1816 (the preface is dated, as noted below). The title page describes the composer as 'William Marsh, {{w|Canterbury}}', and states tha !style="border-bottom: 1px solid"|Text

...& by all Booksellers & Music Sellers.' It was priced at 6s, and the title page claims that it was entered at Stationers Hall, although the ''Hymn Tune Ind ...and a dismission as a set-piece (a through-composed settings of a metrical text).

...ymns or carols, hymns for Easter and Whitsunday, a four-part canon, and 51 psalm tunes. The prefatory matter to ''Church Harmony'' includes the text of a letter from [[William Knapp]] (who, like Stephenson, was active in Poo

...) these are preceded (on pages 3-34) by a lengthy preface, consisting of a page illustrating 'Musical Characters', an introduction to the rudiments of musi ...them for Thanksgiving]]||O praise the Lord of heaven||||F||Anthem||3:4||4||Psalm 148

[[Thomas Clark]]'s ''A Fifth Set of Psalm & Hymn Tunes'' was published for the author by James Peck in around 1809 (t ...tion of the work was advertised in the composer's {{NoComp|A Fourth Set of Psalm and Hymn Tunes|Thomas Clark}}, London: [c1808]:

...rden and J. Mason of 14 City Road and 66 Paternoster Row. The work's title page gives its price as 'five shillings and sixpence, cloth, or in six numbers, ...llection of Hymns for the Use of the People Called Methodists'' (the title page describes the tunes as 'particularly adapted to the various metres in the W

.../mode/2up 1892-93], [https://archive.org/details/musicasacramona19unkngoog/page/n10/mode/2up 1894], [https://archive.org/details/bub_gb_4tvBbzwgfwUC 1895], !Text Incipit

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...by its title page as <nowiki>'</nowiki>''{{Sc|A Collection of}} / Original Psalm and Hymn Tunes / {{Sc|Short Anthems and Pieces}}, / by various Composers / The collection consists of 152 items, of which 142 are metrical psalm or hymn tunes, 4 are anthems and 6 are set-pieces (i.e. through-composed se

...White, Benjamin F.; and Elisha J. King. ''The Sacred Harp, a Collection of Psalm and Hymn Tunes, Odes, and Anthems, Selected from the Most Eminent Authors, ...White, Benjamin F.; and Elisha J. King. ''The Sacred Harp, a Collection of Psalm and Hymn Tunes, Odes, and Anthems … To Which is Added Appendix I., Contai

...|27||align=right|30||Miserere mei||[[Traditional]]||||Lat||1||Good Friday||Psalm 50 |align=right|97||align=right|69||align=right|94||Tantum ergo||[[Giovanni Battista Consolini

'''Improved Psalmody''' was a collection of metrical psalm tunes, compiled by [[William Dechair Tattersall]]. The work was published b ...26) is headed 'Vol. 1. Part. 2.', while p216 (at the start of settings of Psalm 51) is headed 'Vol. 1. Part. 3.'