Musick's Monument; or, a Remembrancer of the Best Practical Musick, both Divine, and Civil, that has ever been known, to have been in the World. Divided into Three Parts. The First Part, Shews a Necessity of Singing Psalms Well, in Parochial Churches..., The Second Part, Treats of the Noble Lute, (the Best of Instruments) now made Easie; and all its Occult-Lock'd-up-Secrets Plainly laid Open..., In the Third Part, The Generous Viol, in its Rightest use. London, Ratcliffe u.a. für den Autor 1676. Kl.Fol. Mit gest. Portrait-Front. u. 4 ganzs. Kupferst. 10 Bl., 272 S. Neuer Ldr. im Stil d. Zt. mit Rsch. u. Rverg., sowie Goldschn. (Vord. Innengelenk etw. brüchig). [...]
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