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Harmonia Sacra

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2nd edition, 1835


Harmonia Sacra
Harmonia Sacra

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Robinson & Hollis, 1835.

Editor

Joseph Funk
2nd edition

Publisher

Winchester, VA: Robinson & Hollis, 1835.

Misc. Notes

Entirely set in 3-part harmony.
4-shape notation.
Missing pp.11-14 (Rudiments)
Title: A Compilation of Genuine Church Music, comprising a variety of metres, all harmonized for three voices. Together with a copious elucidation of the science of vocal music. By Joseph Funk.

Copyright

Complete Score

10th edition, 1860


the Authors (Joseph Funk and Sons), 1860.

Editor

Joseph Funk and Sons
10th edition

Publisher

Singers' Glen, VA: the Authors (Joseph Funk and Sons), 1860.

Misc. Notes

7-shape notation.
Missing pp.235-238. Page 147 corner and 359-360 (Index) ripped.
Title: Harmonia Sacra, being a Compilation of Genuine Church Music, comprising a great variety of metres, All Harmonized for Three Voices. Together with a copious explication of the Principles of Vocal Music, exemplified and illustrated with tables in a plain and comprehensive manner. By Joseph Funk and Sons.

Copyright

Score [incomplete]

13th edition, 1869


Joseph Funk's Sons, 1869.

Editor

Joseph Funk and Sons
13th edition

Publisher

Singers' Glen, VA: Joseph Funk's Sons, 1869.

Misc. Notes

Predominantly re-set in 4-part harmony.
Title: The Harmonia Sacra, a compilation of Genuine Church Music, comprising a great variety of metres, Harmonized for Four Voices: Together with a copious explication of the Principles of Vocal Music. Exemplified and illustrated with tables, in a plain and comprehensive manner. By Joseph Funk and Sons.

Copyright

Complete Score

15th edition, 1876


Glen Publishing Company, 1876.

Editor

Joseph Funk and Sons
15th edition

Publisher

Singer's Glen, VA: Glen Publishing Company, 1876.

Misc. Notes

Title: The New Harmonia Sacra, a compilation of Genuine Church Music, comprising a great variety of metres, harmonized for four voices. Together with a copious explanation of the Principles of Vocal Music, exemplified and illustrated with Tables, in a Plain and Comprehensive Manner. by Joseph Funk and Sons.

Copyright

Complete Score

18th edition, 1915


Mennonite Publishing House, 1915.

Editor

Joseph Funk and Sons
18th edition

Publisher

Scottdale, PA: Mennonite Publishing House, 1915.

Misc. Notes

The Rudiments and Part I were removed from the 17th edition onwards, though the old plates were re-used, hence the book begins at 'Part II' (Part I was Music for the Singing Class and Social Occasions).

Copyright

Complete Score

20th edition, 1942


Ruebush-Kieffer Company, 1942.

Editor

Joseph Funk and Sons
Noah D. Showalter
20th edition

Publisher

Dayton, VA: Ruebush-Kieffer Company, 1942.

Misc. Notes

Old plates re-used (i.e., Parts II & III only), no copyright notice (in public domain)

Copyright

Complete Score

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2nd edition, 1835

2nd edition, 1835


Robinson & Hollis, 1835.

Editor

Joseph Funk
2nd edition

Publisher

Winchester, VA: Robinson & Hollis, 1835.

Misc. Notes

Entirely set in 3-part harmony.
4-shape notation.
Missing pp.11-14 (Rudiments)
Title: A Compilation of Genuine Church Music, comprising a variety of metres, all harmonized for three voices. Together with a copious elucidation of the science of vocal music. By Joseph Funk.

Copyright

10th edition, 1860

10th edition, 1860


the Authors (Joseph Funk and Sons), 1860.

Editor

Joseph Funk and Sons
10th edition

Publisher

Singers' Glen, VA: the Authors (Joseph Funk and Sons), 1860.

Misc. Notes

7-shape notation.
Missing pp.235-238. Page 147 corner and 359-360 (Index) ripped.
Title: Harmonia Sacra, being a Compilation of Genuine Church Music, comprising a great variety of metres, All Harmonized for Three Voices. Together with a copious explication of the Principles of Vocal Music, exemplified and illustrated with tables in a plain and comprehensive manner. By Joseph Funk and Sons.

Copyright

13th edition, 1869

13th edition, 1869


Joseph Funk's Sons, 1869.

Editor

Joseph Funk and Sons
13th edition

Publisher

Singers' Glen, VA: Joseph Funk's Sons, 1869.

Misc. Notes

Predominantly re-set in 4-part harmony.
Title: The Harmonia Sacra, a compilation of Genuine Church Music, comprising a great variety of metres, Harmonized for Four Voices: Together with a copious explication of the Principles of Vocal Music. Exemplified and illustrated with tables, in a plain and comprehensive manner. By Joseph Funk and Sons.

Copyright

15th edition, 1876

15th edition, 1876


Glen Publishing Company, 1876.

Editor

Joseph Funk and Sons
15th edition

Publisher

Singer's Glen, VA: Glen Publishing Company, 1876.

Misc. Notes

Title: The New Harmonia Sacra, a compilation of Genuine Church Music, comprising a great variety of metres, harmonized for four voices. Together with a copious explanation of the Principles of Vocal Music, exemplified and illustrated with Tables, in a Plain and Comprehensive Manner. by Joseph Funk and Sons.

Copyright

18th edition, 1915

18th edition, 1915


Mennonite Publishing House, 1915.

Editor

Joseph Funk and Sons
18th edition

Publisher

Scottdale, PA: Mennonite Publishing House, 1915.

Misc. Notes

The Rudiments and Part I were removed from the 17th edition onwards, though the old plates were re-used, hence the book begins at 'Part II' (Part I was Music for the Singing Class and Social Occasions).

Copyright

20th edition, 1942

20th edition, 1942


Ruebush-Kieffer Company, 1942.

Editor

Joseph Funk and Sons
Noah D. Showalter
20th edition

Publisher

Dayton, VA: Ruebush-Kieffer Company, 1942.

Misc. Notes

Old plates re-used (i.e., Parts II & III only), no copyright notice (in public domain)

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