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Music made easy to every capacity, in a series of dialogues : being practical lessons for the harpsichord, laid down in a new method, so as to render that instrument so little difficult, that any person, with common application, may play well; become a thorough proficient in the principles of harmony ; and will compose music, if they have a genius for it, in less than a twelvemonth
- Title
- Music made easy to every capacity, in a series of dialogues : being practical lessons for the harpsichord, laid down in a new method, so as to render that instrument so little difficult, that any person, with common application, may play well; become a thorough proficient in the principles of harmony ; and will compose music, if they have a genius for it, in less than a twelvemonth / written in French by Monsieur Bemetzrieder ... and published at Paris (with a preface) by the celebrated Monsieur Diderot ; the whole translated, and adapted to the use of the English student, by Giffard Bernard ; perused and approved of by the late Doctor Boyce and the late Doctor Howard.
- Author
- Bemetzrieder, Anton, 1743-1817.
- Publication
- [London] : printed by George Bigg, Neat Houses, Chelsea, for Messrs. Birchall and Andrews, New Bond Street, 1785.
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- Description
- vii, iv, 249 p. : music; 27 cm.
- Subjects
- Note
- In 3 parts. Parts 2-3 have each special t.-p., not included in paging: Music made easy to every capacity. Part I-[III] London, Printed by R. Ayre, 1779.
- Indexed In (note)
- RISM B VI, vol. 1
- Call Number
- Drexel 3498
- OCLC
- 320047724
- Author
- Bemetzrieder, Anton, 1743-1817.
- Title
- Music made easy to every capacity, in a series of dialogues : being practical lessons for the harpsichord, laid down in a new method, so as to render that instrument so little difficult, that any person, with common application, may play well; become a thorough proficient in the principles of harmony ; and will compose music, if they have a genius for it, in less than a twelvemonth / written in French by Monsieur Bemetzrieder ... and published at Paris (with a preface) by the celebrated Monsieur Diderot ; the whole translated, and adapted to the use of the English student, by Giffard Bernard ; perused and approved of by the late Doctor Boyce and the late Doctor Howard.
- Imprint
- [London] : printed by George Bigg, Neat Houses, Chelsea, for Messrs. Birchall and Andrews, New Bond Street, 1785.
- Indexed In:
- RISM B VI, vol. 1 p. 132.
- Connect to:
- Added Author
- Diderot, Denis, 1713-1784.Bernard, Giffard.Drexel Collection.
- Research Call Number
- Drexel 3498