Psalmodia Evangelica. a [sic] Collection of Psalm & Hymn-tunes, in Three Parts, for Public Worship; ... To Which are Prefixed, a Complete Introduction & An Historical Essay on Church Music. by [sic] T

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British Library

T154955

Engraved titlepages, with additional letterpress titlepages dated 1789: 'Psalmodia evangelica. A complete set of psalm and hymn tunes for public worship; ..', mixed letterpress and engraved preliminaries, engraved music pages and letterpress indices. A r

[London]: Printed for S. A. & P. Thompson. London, [1792?]. 2v., plates: ill., engr.music; obl.4°