The Flute Preceptor, Op.6
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the author, 1806.
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3rd edition
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London: the author, 1806.
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Full title: Wragg's improved flute preceptor, or The whole art of playing the German flute: rendered perfectly easy to every capacity, on principles entirely new, and by which any one, who has a taste for music, may soon acquire a knowledge of that instrument, without the aid of a master: to which are added, a set of progressive lessons, sixty one original duets, progressively arranged in the most useful keys, each of which is preceded by an easy prelude, and an explanatory note, by which the pupil is enabled to proceed by progressive steps, from the easiest to the most difficult key: to which are also added, a set of ariettes, a pleasing collection of Scottish and other airs, a set of preludes in the various keys, & ample instructions for an eight key'd flute, by the author.
Full title: Wragg's improved flute preceptor, or The whole art of playing the German flute: rendered perfectly easy to every capacity, on principles entirely new, and by which any one, who has a taste for music, may soon acquire a knowledge of that instrument, without the aid of a master: to which are added, a set of progressive lessons, sixty one original duets, progressively arranged in the most useful keys, each of which is preceded by an easy prelude, and an explanatory note, by which the pupil is enabled to proceed by progressive steps, from the easiest to the most difficult key: to which are also added, a set of ariettes, a pleasing collection of Scottish and other airs, a set of preludes in the various keys, & ample instructions for an eight key'd flute, by the author.
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Oliver Ditson & Co., n.d.(ca.1855).
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40th London edition
Publisher
Boston: Oliver Ditson & Co., n.d.(ca.1855).
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Full title: Wragg's Flute Preceptor, or The Whole Art of playing the German flute: rendered perfectly easy to every capacity, on principles entirely new, and by which any one, who has a taste for music may soon acquire a knowledge of that instrument, without the aid of a master; to which are added a set of progressive lessons and sixty-four original duetts, arranged in the most useful keys, each of which is preceded by an easy prelude, and an explanatory note, by which the pupil is enabled to proceed by progressive steps, from the easiest to the most difficult key; a set of ariettas; a pleasing collection of Scottish and other airs; a set of preludes in the various major and minor keys; and ample instructions for an eight keyed flute. Together with a choice collection of finishing exercises, consisting of elegant extracts from celebrated authors, with embellishments. Never before published in this country. From the fortieth London edition.
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The Flute Preceptor, Op.6
More information
the author, 1806.
Editor
3rd edition
Publisher
London: the author, 1806.
Misc. Notes
This file is part of the Sibley Mirroring Project.
Full title: Wragg's improved flute preceptor, or The whole art of playing the German flute: rendered perfectly easy to every capacity, on principles entirely new, and by which any one, who has a taste for music, may soon acquire a knowledge of that instrument, without the aid of a master: to which are added, a set of progressive lessons, sixty one original duets, progressively arranged in the most useful keys, each of which is preceded by an easy prelude, and an explanatory note, by which the pupil is enabled to proceed by progressive steps, from the easiest to the most difficult key: to which are also added, a set of ariettes, a pleasing collection of Scottish and other airs, a set of preludes in the various keys, & ample instructions for an eight key'd flute, by the author.
Full title: Wragg's improved flute preceptor, or The whole art of playing the German flute: rendered perfectly easy to every capacity, on principles entirely new, and by which any one, who has a taste for music, may soon acquire a knowledge of that instrument, without the aid of a master: to which are added, a set of progressive lessons, sixty one original duets, progressively arranged in the most useful keys, each of which is preceded by an easy prelude, and an explanatory note, by which the pupil is enabled to proceed by progressive steps, from the easiest to the most difficult key: to which are also added, a set of ariettes, a pleasing collection of Scottish and other airs, a set of preludes in the various keys, & ample instructions for an eight key'd flute, by the author.
Copyright
Oliver Ditson & Co., n.d.(ca.1855).
Editor
40th London edition
Publisher
Boston: Oliver Ditson & Co., n.d.(ca.1855).
Misc. Notes
Full title: Wragg's Flute Preceptor, or The Whole Art of playing the German flute: rendered perfectly easy to every capacity, on principles entirely new, and by which any one, who has a taste for music may soon acquire a knowledge of that instrument, without the aid of a master; to which are added a set of progressive lessons and sixty-four original duetts, arranged in the most useful keys, each of which is preceded by an easy prelude, and an explanatory note, by which the pupil is enabled to proceed by progressive steps, from the easiest to the most difficult key; a set of ariettas; a pleasing collection of Scottish and other airs; a set of preludes in the various major and minor keys; and ample instructions for an eight keyed flute. Together with a choice collection of finishing exercises, consisting of elegant extracts from celebrated authors, with embellishments. Never before published in this country. From the fortieth London edition.
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