Muzijkaal kunst-woordenboek, behelzende de verklaaringen als mede het gebruik en de kracht der kunstwoorden, die in de muzijk voorkomen - Verschuere Reijnvaen, Joos 1737-1808 (Amsterdam Brave, 1795)
Joos Verschuere Reynvaan was a Dutch composer , music writer, organist, carillonneur and doctor of law from the University of Harderwijk. On the cover of one of his works is the title of practicing lawyer (practiserend advocaat). His Musykaal konsworden boeck was the first Dutch work of its kind (Middelburg, 1789), which he did not finish, but later he wrote another work on the same subject, the first part of which it was printed in Amsterdam (1795), but it could not finish this work either. He also composed Cathechismus der Musik (Amsterdam, 1788), in which the author's name appears written Reynwaen. Of his compositions, only three piano sonatas were published.
Ex Libris J. Martin, S. Heuckeroth, Amsterdam (Stamp)
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