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Light and life

R. M. McIntosh

1881

Brown's Robertson's Selection of sacred music, ancient and modern, in four vocal parts

W. B. Robertson

1850

The Diadem

S. J. Vail

1885

The grounds and rules of musick explained: or, An introduction to the art of singing by note

Walter, Thomas

1721

Sparkling diamonds

Leonard Marshall

1884

Carmina for the Sunday School and Social Worship

Lewis Ward Mudge

1894

The Centennial school singer

George Henry Curtis

1876

Heavenward

James R. Murray

1877

The Book of Psalmes

Beth Quitslund, Hopkins, John, John Hopkins et al.

1574

The New York collection of sacred harmony

Thomas H. Atwill

1795

The Columbian harmonist

Daniel Read

1794

Fresh leaves

T. C. O'Kane

1868

Church music reformed, or The Art of Psalmody universally explained unto all people

Arnold, John

1765

Songs of the sun-bright clime

Benjamin F. Nysewander

1881

A Book of Psalmody

James Green

1738

The Psalm-singer's amusement

Billings, William

1781

Hymn tunes in four parts

1800

The Catholic harp

Philip A. Kirk

1800

The Standard tune book and metrical companion to all hymn books

1864

A Paraphrase upon the Psalms of David

George Sandys

1676

Royal gems

James R. Murray

1880

New sacred melodies suitable for public & private devotion

W. J. White

1800

The Charles Ives tunebook

Clayton W. Henderson

1990

The Harmonicon

James Dawson (Firm)

1841

The modern collection of sacred music

Oliver Holden

1800

Joyful songs

James R. Murray

1875

The art of singing

Andrew Law

1796

The Spirit minstrel

J. B. Packard

1860

Little songs for little singers

Mason, Lowell

1840

Psalm-Singer's Amusement (Earlier American Music, No 20)

William Billings

1974

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