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Law, Andrew

The Art of Singing

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The Art of Singing
The Art of Singing

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William Law, 1792-1794.

Editor

2nd edition

Publisher

Cheshire, CT: William Law, 1792-1794.

Copyright

The Musical Primer

The Christian Harmony, Vol.1

The Christian Harmony, Vol.2

The Musical Magazine, No.1

William Law, 1792-94.

Publisher

Cheshire, CT: William Law, 1792-94.

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Musical Primer

Christian Harmony, Vol.1

Musical Magazine, No.1

Musical Magazine, No.2

William Law, 1794.

Publisher

Cheshire, CT: William Law, 1794.

Copyright

The Christian Harmony, Vol.1

William Law, 1792.

Publisher

Cheshire, CT: William Law, 1792.

Copyright

Musical Magazine, No.1

[Andrew Law], 1800 .

Editor

3rd edition

Publisher

Cheshire, CT: [Andrew Law], 1800
Number 6th of Musical Magazine dated November 1801.

Misc. Notes

In the 3rd standard notation edition, Law got rid of the different titles dividing this work. The Advertisement states: The divisions of the following work were firstly published in detached parts. They have since been collected ... to form a consistent whole. The second part, or the Christian Harmony, has been heretofore subdivided into two Volumes; but that division, ceasing to be necessary, is discontinued. Additional numbers of the Magazine may be hereafter be published as occasion may require.
This file is part of the Sibley Mirroring Project.

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Part I (The Musical Primer)

Part II (The Christian Harmony)

Part III (The Musical Magazine)

The Musical Magazine, No.6 (1801)

Law's 4-shape notation edition


Jane Aitken, n.d. (ca.1810).

Editor

3rd edition of Musical Primer
5th edition of Musical Magazine

Publisher

Philadelphia: Anderson & Meehan, for the author, n.d.
Philadelphia: Robert & William Carr, for the author, n.d. (ca.1811)
Philadelphia: Jane Aitken, n.d. (ca.1810)

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Musical Primer (+ Supplement)

Musical Magazine No.1

Musical Magazine No.2

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The Art of Singing

3 sections

More information

Standard notation edition

Standard notation edition


William Law, 1792-1794.

Editor

2nd edition

Publisher

Cheshire, CT: William Law, 1792-1794.

Copyright

Standard notation edition


William Law, 1792-94.

Publisher

Cheshire, CT: William Law, 1792-94.

Copyright

Standard notation edition


William Law, 1794.

Publisher

Cheshire, CT: William Law, 1794.

Copyright

Standard notation edition


William Law, 1792.

Publisher

Cheshire, CT: William Law, 1792.

Copyright

Standard notation edition


[Andrew Law], 1800 .

Editor

3rd edition

Publisher

Cheshire, CT: [Andrew Law], 1800
Number 6th of Musical Magazine dated November 1801.

Misc. Notes

In the 3rd standard notation edition, Law got rid of the different titles dividing this work. The Advertisement states: The divisions of the following work were firstly published in detached parts. They have since been collected ... to form a consistent whole. The second part, or the Christian Harmony, has been heretofore subdivided into two Volumes; but that division, ceasing to be necessary, is discontinued. Additional numbers of the Magazine may be hereafter be published as occasion may require.
This file is part of the Sibley Mirroring Project.

Copyright

Law's 4-shape notation edition

Law's 4-shape notation edition


Jane Aitken, n.d. (ca.1810).

Editor

3rd edition of Musical Primer
5th edition of Musical Magazine

Publisher

Philadelphia: Anderson & Meehan, for the author, n.d.
Philadelphia: Robert & William Carr, for the author, n.d. (ca.1811)
Philadelphia: Jane Aitken, n.d. (ca.1810)

Copyright

Law's 4-shape notation edition


Jane Aitken, n.d. (ca.1810).

Editor

3rd edition of Musical Primer
5th edition of Musical Magazine

Publisher

Philadelphia: Anderson & Meehan, for the author, n.d.
Philadelphia: Robert & William Carr, for the author, n.d. (ca.1811)
Philadelphia: Jane Aitken, n.d. (ca.1810)

Misc. Notes

Originally bound with a copy of Law's Harmonic Companion, split from files here.

Copyright

Law's 4-shape notation edition


E. Lincoln, for the author, 1805.

Editor

4th edition

Publisher

Cambridge, MA?: W. Hilliard, 1803.
Boston: E. Lincoln, for the author, 1805.

Misc. Notes

  1. 265032 - the additional stanzas have been cut out of the corner of p.129, removing some music from p.130.
    #265033 - different contents to the standard notation 2nd edtion (#262793).
    Originally 25 pages from Law's Harmonic Companion were bound in with this - file has been split and moved to that page.

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Law's 4-shape notation edition


E. Lincoln, for the author, 1805.

Editor

4th edition

Publisher

Cambridge, MA?: W. Hilliard, 1803.
Windsor, VT: Nahum Mower, 1805.
Boston: E. Lincoln, for the author, 1805.

Copyright

Law's 4-shape notation edition


E. Lincoln, for the author, 1805.

Editor

4th edition

Publisher

Windsor, VT: Nahum Mower, 1805.
Boston: E. Lincoln, for the author, 1805.

Misc. Notes

  1. 265039 - missing pp.27-30 from the Rudiments; music is otherwise complete.
    #265040 - same contents as #265032.
    #265041 - missing pp.81-88.
    #265042 - Title-page missing, first piece incomplete. The final piece is also incomplete, 2 pages are missing. Pages numbered 103-126.

Copyright

Law's 4-shape notation edition


Jane Aitken, 1810.

Editor

5th edition

Publisher

Philadelphia: Robert & William Carr, for the author, n.d.
Philadelphia: Jane Aitken, 1810.

Misc. Notes

  1. 265726 - Pages numbered from 101-128.

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