Daniel Read

American composer

Born	1757
Died	1836

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The Columbian harmonist: containing first. A plain and concise introduction to psalmody fitly calculated for the use of singing schools. Second. A choice collection of sacred music for public and social worship.

by Daniel Read First published in 1793 — 8 editions
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The Columbian harmonist: containing a plain and concise introduction to Psalmody, expressly calculated for the use of singing schools ; together with a choice collection of sacred music, for public and social worship ...

by Daniel Read First published in 1793 — 5 editions
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The American singing book, or a new and easy guide to the art of Psalmody

by Daniel Read First published in 1785 — 5 editions
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The American singing book; or A new and easy guide to the art of psalmody.: Designed for the use of singing schools in America. : Containing a plain and familiar manner, the rules of psalmody, together with a number of psalm tunes, &c.

by Daniel Read First published in 1785 — 4 editions

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An introduction to psalmody; or, The child's instructor in vocal music: Containing, a series of familiar dialogues, under the following heads, viz. Psalmody in general--Stave, musical letters and cliffs--An exercise for the bass--An exercise for the tenor or treble--An exercise for the counter--Tones, semitones, flats, sharps and naturals--Solfaing, transpotion [sic], &c.--The several notes and rests, and their proportion--The several moods of time--Several other characters used in music--Key notes, &c.--Pitching tunes, &c.--Graces.-- : (Illustrated with copper-plates.)

by Daniel Read First published in 1790 — 3 editions

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The New Haven collection of sacred music: containing a set of tunes adapted to the metres and subjects of the psalms and hymns in general use

by Daniel Read First published in 1818 — 1 edition
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Born	1757
Died	1836

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OLID: OL4626831A
ISNI: 0000000080944546
Library of Congress Names: n81085735
MusicBrainz: 5b17c5bf-7c44-4f90-85d3-e40b4f8e883f
SBN/ICCU (National Library Service of Italy): DDSV023916
VIAF: 14967376
Wikidata: Q5218546
Inventaire.io: wd:Q5218546

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Daniel Read

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The Columbian harmonist: containing first. A plain and concise introduction to psalmody fitly calculated for the use of singing schools. Second. A choice collection of sacred music for public and social worship.

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The Columbian harmonist: containing a plain and concise introduction to Psalmody, expressly calculated for the use of singing schools ; together with a choice collection of sacred music, for public and social worship ...

The American singing book, or a new and easy guide to the art of Psalmody

The American singing book; or A new and easy guide to the art of psalmody.: Designed for the use of singing schools in America. : Containing a plain and familiar manner, the rules of psalmody, together with a number of psalm tunes, &c.

The New Haven collection of sacred music: containing a set of tunes adapted to the metres and subjects of the psalms and hymns in general use

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