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• Explanation of the notes, marks, words, &c, used in music : by I. W. Callcott
  by: Callcott, John Wall
  Published: (1792)
• Plan of a practical dictionary of music : Compiled from the most approved treatises; the authentic Mss. of Dr. Arnold, Dr. Boyce, &c. &c. Including some articles of an historical and theoretical nature. By J.W. Callcott, Mus. Bac. Oxon. organist of St. Paul's, Covent-Garden, and the Asylum. Respectfully inscribed, by permission, to Dr. Burney. To be published early in the year 1799. In one large volume, octavo, price fifteen shillings. Any communications which may tend to the improvement of the work, will be thankfully received by the author, No. 17, St. Martin-Lane, Charing-Cross
  by: Callcott, John Wall
  Published: (1797)
• The modern musick-master : or, the universal musician, containing, I. An introduction to singing, ... VI. The harpsichord illustrated & improv'd; ... In which is included a large collection of airs, and lessons, adapted to the several instruments, extracted from the works of Mr. Handel, Bononcini, Albinoni, and other eminent masters. With a brief history of musick, ... To which is added, a musical dictionary, ... Curiously adorn'd with cuts representing the manner of performing on every instrument. Finely engrav'd on above 320 plates
  by: Prelleur, Peter
  Published: (1731)
• The rudiments of music : or, a short and easy treatise on that subject. To which is annexed, a collection of the best church-tunes, Canons, and Anthems. The second edition. With considerable additions ; particularly, Instructions for Song; and, A Plan for teaching a Croud. By Robert Bremner
  by: Bremner, Robert
  Published: (1762)
• A treatise on the theory and practical system of music : To which is added, by way of disquisition, a few observations on minor keys, for the curious or cognoscenti to digest; with rules to amateurs and young musicians, that will explain to them in what manner modulation is conducted, and the lawful progression of chords, with their allowances
  Published: (1798)