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Repository of sacred music : selected from the most eminent and approved authors in that science, for the use of Christian churches of every denomination, singing schools and private societies ; together with a plain and concise introduction to the grounds of music, and rules for learners

Creator:	Wyeth, John, 1770-1858
Date:	1826
Contributing Institution:	Princeton Theological Seminary Library
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The Southern and Western pocket harmonist : intended as an appendix to the Southern harmony; embracing the principal hymns, songs, choruses, and revival tunes, usually sung at protractred and campmeetings of differenct denominations of Christians throughout the Southern and Western states; also, a number of choice pieces for the church and social singing societies; to which is prefixed, a concise introductory to the ground of music

Creator:	Walker, William, 1809-1875
Date:	1860
Contributing Institution:	Princeton Theological Seminary Library
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The Easy instructor; or, a new method of teaching sacred harmony : containing, I. The Rudiments of music on an improved plan, wherein the naming and timing of the notes are familiarized to the weakest capacity ; II. A choice collection of Psalm tunes and anthems, from the most celebrated authors ...

Creator:	Little, William.
Date:	1831
Contributing Institution:	Princeton Theological Seminary Library
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The new harmonia sacra : a compilation of genuine church music comprising a great variety of metres, harmonized for four voices

Creator:	Funk, Joseph, 1777-1862
Date:	1915
Contributing Institution:	Princeton Theological Seminary Library
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The Norristown new and much improved musical teacher, or Repository of sacred harmony, Psalms, Hymns and spiritual songs : containing a number of new tunes never before published, together with a large selection from the most eminent and admired composers ; for the use of schools and Christian devotion ; on a new system

Date:	1832
Contributing Institution:	Princeton Theological Seminary Library
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Missouri harmony : or a choice collection of Psalm and hymn tunes, and anthems, from eminent authors ; with an introduction to the grounds and rudiments of music

Creator:	Carden, Allen D., 1792-1859
Date:	1846
Contributing Institution:	Princeton Theological Seminary Library
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Indian melodies

Creator:	Commuck, Thomas, 1805-1855
Date:	1845
Contributing Institution:	Princeton Theological Seminary Library
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Last words, or, Spirit whispers : a collection of hymns suggested by the last words of dying Christians ; and other songs

Creator:	Dale, W. T., 1829-1895
Date:	1878
Contributing Institution:	Princeton Theological Seminary Library
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The Easy instructor, or, A new method of teaching sacred harmony : containing, I. The rudiments of music on an improved plan, wherein the naming and timing of the notes are familiarized to the weakest capacity ; II. A choice collection of Psalm tunes and anthems, from the most celebrated authors ...

Creator:	Little, William.
Date:	1809
Contributing Institution:	Princeton Theological Seminary Library
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The American harmonist : containing easy and concise rules of music, together with a collection of the most approved Psalm and hymn tunes, fitted to all the various metres; together with odes, anthems, and set pieces; many of which were never before published

Creator:	St. John, Stephen.
Date:	1821
Contributing Institution:	Princeton Theological Seminary Library
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