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needs stapling, back in the box Paperwraps, large format, 8.5", 92 numbered pages inc. rear cover. Articles on: Jug Bands!; The World of Grandpa Jones; From Banjar to Banjo - A History of the instrument; Topical Songs in the Streets of Shanghai, 1937; Sen. Keating on the effectiveness of folk music in politics; Mance Lipscomb's Guitar Style; etc . .…

Very Good - : both covers rubbed, light soil rear cover, contents clean; straight and unmarked. Paperwraps, large format, 8.5", 123 numbered pages inc. inside rear cover. Articles inc: Peter LaFarge; Folk Rock; Thoughts of a Kentucky Miner, by Don West; The Personal Blues of Skip James; on Negro cowboys and Western movies, by Julius Lester; The Art of Talking Blues; Hammered Dulcimer by S J Sackett; etc. etc. . .…

Very Good plus: slight aging to paper, else cover bright, clean, straight, unmarked. Paperwraps, large format, 8.5", 60 numbered pages inc. rear cover. Articles on: Frank Proffit; the young folksingers; Yevgeny Yevtushenko; Bertolt Brecht; Flat-picking to Finger-picking; words and music to 16 songs; etc., etc. . . …

Very Good plus: clean, straight, unmarked. Paperwraps, large format, 8.5", 123 numbered pages inc. rear cover. Articles inc: The Chambers Brothers; Bess Hawes; The British Music Hall; A Symposium on Topical Songs with Don West, Phil Ochs, Ewan McColl, Moses Ash, Chad Mitchell, John Cohen, Josh Dunson; etc.; 12 songs with words music and provenance; etc. . .…

1st Edition. Articles on: Frank Proffit; the young folksingers; Yevgeny Yevtushenko; Bertolt Brecht; Flat-picking to Finger-picking; words and music to 16 songs; etc., etc. Paperwraps, large format, 8.5", 60 numbered pages inc. rear cover. Very Good plus: slight aging to paper, else cover bright, clean, straight, unmarked. …

Very Good plus: slight aging to paper, else cover bright, clean, straight, unmarked. Paperwraps, large format, 8.5", 92 numbered pages inc. rear cover. Articles on: Jug Bands!; The World of Grandpa Jones; From Banjar to Banjo - A History of the instrument; Topical Songs in the Streets of Shanghai, 1937; Sen. Keating on the effectiveness of folk music in politics; Mance Lipscomb's Guitar Style; etc . . …

Stab stapled wraps. Zustand: Fair +. [132p.] Pages dog eared, 1-1/2" tear on first page fore edge, label remnant on inside of front wrap. This special edition of evangelical songs specially produced for the followers of Pentecostal preacher, Uldine Utley. At age nine, Utley converted through the preaching of Aimee Semple McPherson in 1921, and becoming a child preacher within a few years. Her popularity in the 1920s through the mid-1930s required her to preach nightly throughout the United States. By 1936, her mental and physical health forced her to withdraw from the public stage. [Wikipedia and Girl Evangelists websites]. (7-3/4"x5-1/4").…

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Paperback. Zustand: Brand New. 2nd edition. 138 pages. 9.00x6.00x0.50 inches. In Stock.

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Vol. I. Containing I. A New and Correct Introduction to the Grounds of Musick, Rudemental, Practical and Technical. II. A New and Complete Body of Church-Musick, adapted to the most select Portions of the Book of Psalms, of either Versions; with many Fuging Chorus's, and Gloria Patri's to the Whole. III. A New and select Number of Hymns, Anthems, and Canons, suited to several occasions; and many of them never before printed; Set by the greatest Masters in the World. The Whole are Composed in Two, Three, Four, and Five Musical Parts, according to the nicest Rules; consisting of Solo's, Fuges, and Chorus's correctly set in Score for Voices or Organ; and fitted for all Teachers, Learners, and Musical Societies, &c. 1f. (recto title, verso "An Alphabetical Table of Tunes, Hymns, and Anthems"), 3-6 (letterpress text), 1f. (recto blank, verso engraved "The Practical Scale of Musick," etc.), 1f. (recto "Lesson I. the Eight Notes, Ascending & Descending," etc., verso blank), 9-12 (letter press text), 96 pp. engraved music. Contains 97 compositions including 16 anthems, 1 canon, and 1 response, for three and four voices, a few for two, all non-American, with 17 in the core repertory. Bound with: The American Harmony, or Universal Psalmodist. Containing A Choice and Valuable Collection of Psalm and Hymn-Tunes; Canons and Anthems; with Words Adapted to each Tune. The whole Composed in a New and Easy Taste, for Two, Three and Four Voices; in the most familiar Keys and Clifts: - Calculated to Promote and Improve this most Excellent Part of Social Worship; and render it both Useful and Delightful; in Quires, as well as in Congregations in the Country. By A. Williams, Teacher of Psalmody, in London. To which is added, a Variety of Favourite Hymn Tunes and Anthems; Collected from the Latest and most Celebrated Authors; Carefully set in Score, and neatly Engraved. Newburyport: Printed and Sold by Daniel Bayley, at his House next Door to St. Paul's Church, Newbury-Port: Sold also by Booksellers in Boston, 1769. 1f. (recto title, verso advertisement dated January 5th, 1769), 1f. ("An Alphabetical Index of Tunes"), 96 pp. Contains 125 compositions including 6 anthems, 1 set-piece, 4 canons, and 1 Jubilate, for three and four voices, a few for two, most with full text. Includes 1 American composition, 123 non-American, and 1 unidentified, with 25 in the core repertory. With 43 first American printings identified. With 2-1/2 leaves of contemporary manuscript preceding text of Vol. I containing the following tunes for tenor: Westfield; Sandwich; Brookfield; Hartford, New; Saint's [?]Peter's; Chester; Lanesborough; Behold the Splender[!] Hear the Shout; Canterbury; Mear; Cookfield; 19th; South Briton[!]; Hatfield from Billings; Exeter from Billings; Benington[!]; Britten[!], Columbia; and [?]Norrage. With 1f. at conclusion of Vol. II containing the tune "Lenox" in contemporary manuscript to recto, verso blank. Early manuscript bookplate of Amos Higby dated 1782 to front pastedown (possibly Amos Higby 1758-1836 of Middletown, Connecticut). Oblong octavo. Full early dark tan calf with double gilt rules to boards and spine. Binding slightly worn, rubbed, bumped, and abraded; hinges reinforced; rebacked in period style. Slightly worn; browning and foxing throughout, heavier to some leaves; binder's holes to inner margins, often just touching staff lines or notation; occasional professional repairs to outer margins. In quite good condition overall, consistent with use. ASMI 56 (all but one recorded copy lacking). Metcalf: American Psalmody, p. 13. Not in RISM (where only the 6th, 7th, and 8th editions are cited)l Bayley was an important American tunebook compiler and publisher. "[He] began a prolific career as a compiler by bringing out A New and Complete Introduction (5 edns, Newburyport, 1764-8), a composite drawn from successful works by other compilers. In 1768 he published Tans'ur's Royal Melody Compleat (London, 1754-5 and later edns; 2 edns, Boston, 1767-8), then combined it with Aaron Williams's Universal Psalmodist (London, 1763 and later edns) . His chief contribution was to circulate in New England a large repertory of mid-century British sacred music." Richard Crawford, revised by Nym Cooke in Grove Music Online Williams, an English psalmodist, "published several collections of church music explicitly designed 'for country choirs', of which the most popular were The Universal Psalmodist (6 edns, 1763-76), Royal Harmony (1765) and Psalmody in Miniature (3 edns, 1770-83). The first comprised the usual didactic introduction, psalm tunes plain and florid, and anthems. The second was more ambitious, intended for Anglican use, consisting of 30 anthems including many of the cathedral type, some by Purcell, Croft, Greene and other leading cathedral composers, others by Williams himself. This collection was several times reprinted in New England as part of Daniel Bayley's American Harmony. . Williams's psalm tunes and anthems were popular in America well into the 19th century; 'Bangor' is still widely used, and 'Psalm 34' was a principal model for the early development of the American fuging-tune." Nicholas Temperley in Grove Music Online. …

First Edition. Octavo. Pictorial buff card wrappers; 176pp; portrait frontispieces (2). Slight toning and wear to wrappers; bold ink ownership signature at upper margin of front wrapper ("R.E. Goettman"); still a solid, VG copy of the rather less common first edition (the collection was revised and re-issued in 1923). Collection of ballads and work songs from Pennsylvania's north woods, collected by Shoemaker with the assistance of native ballad singers John French and John Chatham (whose portraits appear as frontispieces). Reissued in 1923; the first printing is notably uncommon in commerce. COHEN ("Work & Sing") 149.…