Music book collection, 1756-c. 1850.

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Music book collection, 1756-c. 1850.

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This collection contains twenty-one music books, 1756-c. 1830s, and two boxes of music, 1830s-c. 1850s. Most are undated and unidentified. The music books and folders contain sacred and/or secular music, several include lyrics, and some identify the composer of each piece.

21 v. ; octavo.2 boxes.

American Antiquarian Society

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SNAC Resource ID: 7000559

American Antiquarian Society

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