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tions.... adapted to all the Metres in general use.
to which is prefixed.
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A concise Introduction to the Grounds of Musich
GAMUT.
THE Gamut, or Scale, is divided into three parts in three different clefs, and marked with the feven firft k
of the Alphabet, as follows....w'z.
For Tenor, Treble & Counter,
Letters. Notes.
Space above, G O
Fifth line, F O
Fifth Space, E O
Fourth line, D O
Fourth fpace,
Third line,-
Third fpace, -Q
Second line,—rj
Second fpace, *y F O
Firft line, E O
Space below, D O
C O
B O
A O
-G O
For Counter.
Letters. Notes.
A O
_G O
F O
-E O
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D O
-C O
B O
A O
G O
O
-O-
For Bafs.
Letters. NjtoT.
B O
A O
G O
F O-
E O
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B O
A O
-G O
O
Clefs are ufed to defignate the parts, and are the three following.
The firft is ri
the F Clef, ^ being placed on the letter F, and is ufed in the Bafs
marked thus, Only.
The fecond is
-?f
the G Clef, Xj being placed on the letcer G, and is ufed in the parts
curked thus, S> above the Bafs.
Musical Characters.
The third is
the C Clef,
marked thus,
Staff.
and has its place commonly on C, though it is re-
movable to any other letter, in which cafe it re-
i moves the order of all the other letters with it.
A Staff is five lines with their fp^ces, whereon notes
are written.

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Ledger Lines.
Ledger lines are added when notes afcend, or de-
fcend from the ftaff.
A Brace Shows how many parts move together.
Sharps
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A Sharp fet before a note, iaifes It half a tone.
A Flat fet before a note, finks it half a tone.
Naturals.
ZkSZZZZ A Natural deflroys the effeft of flats and fliarps, and
mm— ?:flores rhe note before which it is fet, to its prinii-
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CT7* F.ithera flat or a fharp fet at the beginning of a tune have influ-
through the tune ur.lefs contradicted by a natural.
rouble Ending.
A double ending fhows that the notes under figure i
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and under figure 2, at re-
fang ?.t repeating.
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Holds.
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Stoccato Marks.
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Slurs.
A Hold gives the performer liberty to continue the;
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Stoccato Marks are to be performed diftinttly.
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Choofing Nctes.
Point of Addition.
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Point of Diminution.
Choofing Notes gives the performer liberty tc per-
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A Point of Addition fet after any note, a.
half its original length; which makes the
femibreve equal to three minims, &c.
A figure 3 fet over or u I I
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Appoggiatur* Double Bars.
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—-f Appoggiaturas arefmall notes to lean on in paffing in-
E tervals, and rauft be dwelt upon according to the
ZH length or value of the note.
Single bars.
~ Single Bars divide the time according to the mea-
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Clofe.
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Double Bars (hows the end of a (train,
A Clofe Glows the end of a tune.
Of Notes and their Rests,,
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S^mibreve. Minims. Crotchets.
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Quavers. semiquavers. Demifenuquavers, «•'
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Semib. Reft. Minim Refts. Crotchet Refts. Qjaver Refts. Semiquaver Refts. Demifemiquaver Refts.
The Notes and Refts thus arranged, explain at one view the propor-
tion they bear to each other in length of found. The rirft bar being
filled with a fcmibreve, the fecond with two minims, fhow, that the fem-
ibreve is twice as long as the minim, the minim twice as !org as the
crotchet, &c. You mould keep filence at any one Reft as long as you
would be founding the note it reprefents.
When there are neither flats nor (harps at the begining of a tune,
mi is in B.
If there is i flat, it is i-
If there is i (harp, it is in
2 (harps, it is in
3 fharps, it is in
4 fharps, it is in
F fliarp.
C (harp.
G (harp.
D (harp.
..... E;
2 fiats, it it in , A.
3 flats, it is in D.
4 flats, it is in G.
Above mi, is fa, fol, law, fa, fol, law, twice over, and below mi, is
law, fol, fa, law, fol, id, then. come the mi again. From mi to fa, and
from law to fa, are but half tones.
Common Time.
Fiifl.
~~ Adagio, has four beats in a bar, two down —""a'aj t"
X~y and two up, has four crotchets or their a- &-;
Mode, _— mount; accented on the firft and third. P^P-1—|—
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£J2 and two up, has four crotchets, accented as
Mode, ZL. the former, and performed about onequar-
t, qui -
Third ~~ Allegro, has two beats, one down and one
j-f up, four crotchets i:i a bar, accented on the
Mode, i
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Fourth
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Fira
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-C mode, and performed about one quarter fas- -^—
Triple Time.
I Lis three beats in a bar, two down, and one
minims or their amount fill a bar,
accented chieHy on the rirft, and faintly on
the thil . : the bar.
I I is three crotchets in a bar, or their a-
n;. ;;;it ; beat and .tccented as the firft, and
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Compound Time.
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Of the Keys in Musiek.
There are but two keys in mti'.ick, the ftiarp or major key, and the
flat or minor key, which may be diftinguifhed by the laft note in the
bafs, which if it be next above mi, it is iharp, if next below, it is a flat
key ; or by the third, fixth and feventh above its key ; for if er.her of
them are lefler, it is flat, if greater, it is (harp.
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26 Rockingham. C. M. W. Bin ney.
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3 So Jefus fiept ; God's dying fon,
Pafs'd through the grave and bled the bed :
Reft here bleft faint, 'till from his throne
The morning break and pierce the fliade.
4 Break from his throne, illufcrious morn,
Attend O earth ! his fov'reign word ;
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Fortifs.
Roehampton, Continued. 53
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56 Musicians. C. P. M.
i
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'I'hou God of har- - mo- - nj and lore
Marmonm Sacra.
Whofe name tranfport6 thy faint* abov*,
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mix my humble voice with all, Thy heav'nly cho- - rifters, Thy heav'nly chorifters.
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If well I know the heav'nly art,
To captivate an human heart,
The glory, Lord, be thine;
A fervant of thy bleffed will,
I here devote my utmofl {kill,
To found the praife divine.
Oh ! might I with thy faints afpire,
The meaneft of that darling choir,
Who fliout thy praife above ;
Mixt with the bright Mufician band,
May I an heav'nly harper ftand,
And fing the fong of love.
What ecflacy of blifs is there,
While all the angelic concert fhare,
And drink the floating joys ;
What more than ecftacy, when all
Struck to the golden pavements fall,
At Jefus' glorious voice.
Ch ! mignt I die that awe to prove,
That proftrate awe which dare not move,
Before the great three One
To fliout by turns the burftingjoysj
And all eternity employ,
In fongs around the throne,
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58 Funeral Hymn. C. M. Selectedfrom Dr. Arnold.
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G-aw.
Milgrove. 59
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60 Funeral Ode, Continued.
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62 Dismission. Eighths.
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64 Calvary, Continued.
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birth, Or follow him to C.il- - va- - ry ? Yes, this I'll tell my brcth'ren dear, And call them to re-
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Whitcharch. H. M. Lockhart. 65
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66 Hclmesley.
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Tr. tr. tr.
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Hal- le- lu- - jah, Hal- le- Iu-
2 Ev'ry eye fhall now behold him,
Rob'd in dreadful majefly,
'1'hofe who fet at nought and fold hire,
Pierc'd and nail'd him to the tree,
Deeply wailing,
Shall the true Meffiah fee.
Ev'ry iflaad, fea and mountain,
Heav'n and earth {hall flee away,
All who hate him, muft confounded,
Hear the trump proclaim the day.
Come to judgment,
Come to judgment, come away.
5 Anfwer thine own bride and fpirit,
Haften, Lord, the gen'ral doom,
The new heav'n and earth t' inherit.
Take thy pining exiles home,
All creation,
Travels, groans, and bids thee come,
4 New redemption long expecled,
See in folernn pomp appear,
All his faints by man rejected,
Now (hall meet him in the air,
Hallelujah,
See the day of God appear.
Yea, Aman, let all adore thee,
High on thine eternal throne,
Saviour, take the pow'r and glory,
Claim the kingdom for thine own,
O come quickly,
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68 Nativity. Sevens. C. Burney.
Pia. Soliphia.
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Continued.
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AIR. Vert
Montpclier. L. M. /. Burney.
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My
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Bleft are the humble fouls that fee, Their ernpti- - nefs and poverty ; Their emptinefs and pover- - ty ; Treaf-
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80 Farringtons. P. M. 8's k 7's. Italia??.
A!R. Slow. Amirofo.
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Anthem, Continued.
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hark how he groans, how he groans, Remember how he cry'd ;
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84 Crucifixion. Sevens^ Milgrove.
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Co?itinued. 85
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For a finful world he dies i
S Shall I let him die in vain.
Still to death purfue my God,
Open tear his wounds again,
Trample on his precious blood.
No—with all my fins I'll part :
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88 Redemption. C. P. M. j)hlgrove.
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m^frrmrv r ir r if•
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With fpirit, but not to fufl.
Newburyport. S. M. Milgrovc.
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Saviour's name ;
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Sing of his riling pow'r
how He intercedes above
For thofe whole fins he bore.
7 Sing on your heav'nly way,
Ye ranfom'd Sinners fing :
Sing on, rejoicing cv'ry day,
In Chrift th'eternal Kir.g.
4 Sing, till we fed our hearts
.Afcending with our tongues :
Sing, till the love of fin departs,
Ar.d grace inipires our for.gs.
S Soon {hall ye hear him fay,
" Ye bleffed children, come,"
Soon will he call you hence away,
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With
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Milgrove.
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To dwell I'm determin'd on that happy ground.
3 The fouls that believe, in Paradife live,
And me in that number will Jefus receive ;
4 My foul don't delay, he calls thee away,
Rife, follow thy Saviour, and blefs the glad day.
5 No mortal doth know, what he can bellow,
What light, ftrength and comfort, do after him go.
G Lo onward I move, to a country above, [prove.
None guefles how wond'rous my journey will
7 Great fpoils I fhall win, from death, hell and I'm,
Midft outward afflictions fhall feel Chrifk within :
8 And when I'm to die, receive me, I'll cry,
For Jefus hath lov'd me, I cannot tell why.
9 -But this I do iind, to him I'm fo join'd,
He'll not live in glory, and leave me behind
10 So this is the race I'm running through grace,
Henceforth 'till admitted to fee my Lord's face,
1 And now 'tis my care, my neighbors may fhare
Thefe blefllngs; to feek them will none of you dare?
12 In bondage, Oh' why, and death will you lie,
When one here aiiures yon free gr see is fo nigh ?
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98 Exeter. L. P. M. Lock Hospital

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I'll praifc my M.iker with my breath ; And when my voice is loft in death, Praifc fliall employ my nobler pow'r* ;
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AIR. O Jefus, my hope, For me ofler'd up, Who with clammour perfu'd thee to Calv'ry's top ; The biood thou haft
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died in thy murd'rers ftead, And declare thou haft died in thy murd'rers ftead.
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Easter, Continued. 101
Loud—Soft. LcucL—Soit. Slow. Affectionately.
fiied a thoufand drop for you, A thoufand drops of richer blood. Here's love and grief beyond de-
:
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Cheerful—Soft.
Continued. 103
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110 Anthem, Continued*
labours, from their labours, they reft from their labours,
labours, rift from their labours, they rift from their labours, and their works do fellow them.
rift from their labours, they rift from their labours, and their works do follow
labours from 1
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CrefceDdo. Forte.
Triumph in re- - - deeming love,
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Praife and blefs redeeming love.
4 Ye alas, who long have been
Willing (laves of death and fin,
Now from blifs no longer rove,
Stop and tafte redeeming love.
6* He fubdu'd th'infernal pow'rs,
His tremendous foes and ours,
From their curfed empire drove,
Mighty in redeeming love.
5 Mourning fouls dry up your tears,
Fanifh all yonr guilty fears,
See your guilt and curfe remove,
Caacel'd by redeeming love,
5 "Welcome all by fin opprefr,
Welcome to your Saviour's bread,
Nothing brought him from above,
Nothing but redeeming kwe.
7 Hither then your mufic bring,
Strike aloud each joyful firing ;
Mortals join the holt above,
Join to praife Redeeming Love.
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Moderato, Pompofo.
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135
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Or on the thirfly mountain pant,
To fertile vales, and dewy meads,
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Amid the verdant landfltip flow.
3 Though- in the paths of death I tread,
With gloomy horror overfpread,
My ireadfaft heart fhall fear no ill,
For thou O Lord, art with me ftill
Thy friendly crook fliall give me aid,
And guide me through the dreadful fhade.
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Through devious, lonely wilds I ftray,
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The barren wildernefs fhall imile,
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And dreams {hall murmur all around.

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to the throne of grace, There wait the welcome Eieff- - age, That bids us go in peace.
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And all we have is fin,
Our hearts are all uncleannefs,
A den of thieves within.
In this forlorn conditiorf,
Who fhall afford us aid,
Where fhall we find compaflioii,
But in the church's head ;
Jefus, thou art all pity,
O take us to thine arms,
And exercife thy mercy,
To fave u? from all bands.

146
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With them. &c.
They a-re jufHfied by grace,
They enjoy a folid peace ;
All their fms ;ire wifli'd away,
They fhajl ftand in God's great day.
With thcni) &c.
They produce the fruits of grace,
In the works of righteoufneis !
They are harmlefs, meek, and mild,
Holy, humble, undefined.
. With them, &c.
5 They are lights upon, the earth.
Children of an hcav'rJy birth,
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Glory is in them begun.
With them, &c.

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2 Open Lord, the cryftal fountain,
Whence the healing dreams do flow ;
Let the fiery, cloudy pillar,
Lead me all my journey through ;
Strong- deliv'rer, Strong deliv'ier,
Be thou ftiU my jtrength and QdfH,
3 When I tread the verge of Jordan,
Bid my anxious fears fubfide
Death of deaths, and hell's deftruction,
Land me fafe on Canaan's fide ;
Songs of prifes, fongs of praifc,
I, will ever give tc '.V-:

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Agony.
All ye that pafi by
-Banner.
Beatitude.
Benevoler,
Bethel.
Bramham.
BerA ick.
Brainihot.
Biendon.
Buxton.
Bloxham.
Calvary.
Chelfea.
Chriftmas.
Crucifixion.
Crofs.
Deliverance.
Difmifllon,
Evening Pfalm.
I^dgecumbe.
PAGE.
E. Exeter.
3° Funeral Hymn
89 Farrington.
99 Finedon.
95 Germany.
79 German.
39 Greens'.
34 Huddersfield.
97 1 laverhill.
73 Halifax.
74 Ilelmesley.
18 Interceffion.
24 Interment.
141 Invocation.
63 Islington.
3 2 Knights-Bridge.
75 i
Leedh.
84 j
Feicefler.
S 9i Faus.
13 ; Margate.
6r.
j
Morning Hymn
i5| Morning Halm.
3 8 ' Molesworth.
ALPHABETICAL INDEX.
98 1 Mortality.
58 '
Muficians.
8c j Montpelier.
146 New Fiftieth.
1 o Nev.buryport.
31 Old Fiftieth.
55 Orange.
Pfalm 34th.
Paradife.
Rockingham.
Redemption.
Redeeming Love.
St. Bridges'.
St. James'.
SouthweL
Sabbath.
Stockwel.
Stepney.
Twinftead.
Turin.
Tunbridge.
Triumph.
Tamworth.
*9
22
3*
66
1
1
28
46
48
20
45
47
94
144
37
14
2 5J
27
:~
•42
92
41
43
1
2
71
26
88
1 10
40
J 43
43
44
77
142
7
B
9
77
148
Victory.
Wandfworth.
Whicharch.
Worihij*.
Zion.
1O
*7
65
90
33
Occasional Pieces.
Amcsbury. j l
r
Alton. !^ 2
Anthem, O that mine eyes. 81
Anthem, I heard a voice, ice
Brunfwick.
Cambridge.
Contraft.
Dialogue Hymn.
Fafter.
Funeral Ode.
Kettering.
Nativity.
Roehampton.
Worcefter.
121
104
120
1 12
100
59
J
37
68
5o
138

METRICAL INDEX
L. M". Major.
BETHEL.
Blendon.
Beatitude,
Haliifax,
Haverhill.
Islington.
Interment.
Molefworth.
Horning Hymn.
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34
if
79
36
22
48
28
2 5
37
L. M. Minor.
Calvary.
Crofs
German.
Leicefter.
Montpelier.
C. M. Major.
Accefs.
Berwick.
Chriftmas.
Deliverance.
Edgecurnbe.
Evening Pfalm. wlLeeds.
63
89
3 1
47
72
30
73
75
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38
Huddersfield.
Interceffion.
Knights-Bridge.
Laus.
Pfalm 34th.
St. James'.
Sabbath.
Tunbridge.
Twinftead.
Victory.
Wandsworth.
C. M. Minor.
Benevolence,
Bramfhot.
Chelfea.
Euneral Hymn.
Morning Pfalm.
Rockingham.
S.
Buxton.
Germany.
Invocation'
M. Major.
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9
1
20
94
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J
43
44
9
7
u5
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39
74
3 2
58
J
4
26
24
10
46
45
Newburyport.
Stepney.
S. M. Minor.
Orange.
St. Bridges'.
Southwel.
L. P. M.
MBIoxham.
^Banner.
^Exeter.
^Mortality.
tlParadife,
C. P. M.
fcMuficians'.
^Redemption.
S. P. M.
EZion.
feOld 50th. io's& n's.
JlNew 50th. io's.
^Difmiffion: 8's.-
92: Eights & Sevens.
142 iHelmesley.
SFarrington.
STamworth.
43
40 Sevens,
43 ^Crucifixion.
J^Finedon.
lilGreens'.
141 .^Redeeming Love,
95 'xTurin.
98 gWormip.
2
7
71 SAgony. 6's&7's.
Fives & Sixes
56 sBramham.
88 SStockwei;
41
.
^
Hallelujah M.
^Triumph.
SWhicharch.
42 |2Margate. 7's & 6V
62 1
Fives & Sevens
iizAllyethat pafs by.
€6
80
148
84.
146
55
no
8
90
87'
97
77
7 6
65
144
99

A concise explanation of the terms which most commonly occur in Mustek.
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ADAGIO, very
Aliegro, brill-
retto, a little 1 rifle.
Al fain at ihe repeat, a?d
the douhle bar, or the paofe.
Ad '
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plcafure of the performer.
Affetti iteiy.
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. the toiie.
Cc; rce.
fletto, with much affection,
tope gradually.
Da i D C) repeal the lirlt (h-ai:>
ften the tone gr tdually.
Dolce, loft and fweet.
Duo, or Duetto, iii to pai
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Forte (or F) loud,
Fortifiimo, (or F F) Very loud.
Graziofo, gracefully.
Grave, flow, heavy.
Gravement, thefe terms have reference both to the
ftyle of the compofuion, and the execution of
the performance.
I.argo, flow.
Larghetto, rather flow.
Legato, fmooth, flurred.
Maeftofo, bold and grand.
Maggiore, or Major, in a fliarp key.
Men Aliegro, lefs brisk than Allegro.
Menzza Forte, (or M F) half as loud as Forte,
Minore, or Mineur, in a flat key.
Moderato, moderately.
Kon Tivppo Prefto, not too quick.
Ottava, (or 8va) play Octavos, or 8ths above.
Pompofo, a pompous ftyle.
: Piano, (or P) foft.
Pianiflimo,(or P P) vrry foft.
Prefto, quick.
Preftiflimo, very quick.
Rondeau or Rondo, an air ending wtth the firft ftl
Sotto Vace, middling ftrength of voice.
Sempre Piano, foft throughout the movement.
Sicilliano, a patbetick air of £ or £_.
8
Solo, for one principal Inflr ament, or voice.
Soli, one to each part.
Symphony, for Inflrumeuts only.
Syncopation, flurring, applied to pafTages whe
long note comes between two fhort onu.
Tacet, remain filent.
Tempo Minuetto, in minuet time.
Trio, in three parts.
Tutti.all the parts together.
Vivace, with life and fpirir.
ERRATA.
Page 1 Sth, ';: the two upper p.irts to Victory, repeat the words to crown Page 29th, the laft bar but one in the Air of Interment, the pointed crotchet cr. V.
n-ioulj be on G, and the quaver on E, fliocld be on I"-,. ...-Page 74, the tliird bar in the Air of Bramfliot, the crotchet on E* fhould be on C* and the one c
fhould be on A.
N. B. A critical eye will undoubtedly difcoWf fome few errors more, but it is prefumed they are fuch as can caf^y be corrected bv the performer.

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