A Plain and Easy Introduction to Practical Music - Morley, Thomas 1557-?1603 (London Randall, 1771)
Cited in Koopman 2008, 1
Last page contains erased handwriting: writing exercises?
List of subscribers, mentioning among others [Thomas] Atwood, Samuel Arnold, William Boyce, Charles Burney, Robert Bremner, Cahusac, Aaron Hill, Charles Jennens, Thomas Linley, Edward Miller, Frederick Nicolay [Friedrich Nicolai], Samuel Sharp, Stephen Storace
Originally published in 1597
Probably 20th-century binding, with acidified cardboard
Set down in form of a Dialogue, Divided into Three Parts, The First Teacheth to Sing, The Second Treateth of Descant, The Third Treateth of Composition, By Thomas Morley Batchelor of Music. As Printed in the Year 1597. Now Reprinted for William Randall Successor to the late Mr. Walsh in Catharine Street, in the Strand, London.
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