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Shuwen Zhang (Piano)
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Shuwen Zhang
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⇒ 11 more: 2. The Canaries or the Hay (anon.) • 3. An Ayre (anon.) • 4. Corant (anon.) • 5. Saraband (anon.) • 6. A Jegg, (Ben Sandley) • 7. An Ayre (anon.) • 9. Saraband, (William Lawes, 1602-1645) • 10. Selengers Round (anon.) • 11. Scotish March (anon.) • 12. Freemans Delight (anon.) • 27. The Kings Delight (anon.)
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Allen Garvin
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Allen Garvin
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These file(s) are part of the Werner Icking Music Collection.
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Sheet Music
Scores
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London: John Playford, 1663, 1678.
London: Henry Playford, 1689.
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London: Henry Playford, 1689.
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Scan uploaded by Feduol, separated out into single pages.
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Thurston Dart (1921-1971)
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London: Stainer & Bell, Ltd., 1969. Plate S. & B. 5679. URTEXT EDITION
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Thurston Dart (1921-1971)
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London: Stainer & Bell, Ltd., 1958. Plate S. & B. 5445. URTEXT EDITION
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Selections
⇒ 12 more: 2. The Canaries or the Hay (anon.) • 3. An Ayre (anon.) • 4. Corant (anon.) • 5. Saraband (anon.) • 6. A Jegg, (Ben Sandley) • 7. An Ayre (anon.) • 9. Saraband, (William Lawes, 1602-1645) • 10. Selengers Round (anon.) • 11. Scotish March (anon.) • 12. Freemans Delight (anon.) • 27. The Kings Delight (anon.) • Engraving files (Lilypond)
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Allen Garvin
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Allen Garvin
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Edition from the original printing.
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General Information
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Musick's Hand-Maid
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Title-page transcription
- Musick's Hand-maide Presenting New and Pleasant Lessons for the Virginals or Harpsycon [sic] ; Musicks Hand-maid: New Lessons and Instructions for the Virginals or Harpsychord
- The Second Part of Musick's Hand-maid: Containing The Newest Lessons, Grounds, Sarabands, Minuets, and Jiggs, Set for the Virginals, Harpsichord, and Spinet.
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Playford, John
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None [force assignment]
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1663, reissued 1678, 1689
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| Composer Time PeriodComp. Period
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Baroque
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Baroque
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keyboard (harpsichord/virginals/spinet), psalms in 1st edition 'to the Virginal or the Organ
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Navigation etc.
Named composers: William Lawes, Benjamin Sandley, Benjamin Rogers (of Windsor), Matthew Locke, John Jackson, Albert Bryan [Brian], John Moss[e], T. Prat (Thomas Pratt?), Henry Purcell, John Blow, William Turner, Mr. [Moses?] Snow.
