John Ward Gilman
Born 1741-01-01
Died 1823-01-01
Identifiers
- Open LibraryOL4887116A
Top Subjects
- Music (6)
- Instruction and study (6)
- Church music (6)
- Psalmody (4)
- United States (4)
- English Hymns (1)
- Children and death (1)
Books by John Ward Gilman
Total count: 8
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The psalm-singer's assistantcontaining, I. An introduction, with such directions for singing, as are necessary for learners. II. A collection of choice psalm-tunes, suited to the several measures both of the old and new version; engraved in a correct manner, and is designed for the improvement of psalmody, in the congregations, both in town and country: all being composed in three parts, collected from the best mastersPrinted for, and sold by the author in Newbury-Port. Sold also by the booksellers.1764-01-01
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A New and compleat introduction to the grounds and rules of musickin two books. Book I. Containing the grounds and rules of musick: or an introduction to the art of singing by note, taken from Thomas Walter, A.M. Book II. Containing a new and correct introduction to the grounds of musick, rudimental and practical; from William Tans'ur's Royal melody: : the whole being a collection of a variety of the choicest tunes from the most approved masters. : [One line from Psalms]Printed for and sold by Bulkeley Emerson, of Newbury-Port1764-01-01
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A New and complete introduction to the grounds and rules of musicIn two books. I. Containing the grounds and rules of music; or an introduction to the art of singing by note, taken from Thomas Walter, M.A. II. Containing a new and correct introduction to the grounds of music, rudimental and practical; from William Tans'ur's Royal melody. : The whole being a collection of a variety of the choicest tunes from the most approved mastersPrinted for and sold by Daniel Bayley of Newbury-Port.1764-01-01
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The royal melody complete: or The new harmony of ZionContaining I. A new and correct introduction to the grounds of musick, rudimental, parctical and technical. II. A new and complete body of church-musick, adapted to the most select portions of the Book of Psalms, of either versions; with many fuging chorus's, and Gloria Patri's to the whole. III. A new and select number of hymns, anthems, and canons, suited to several occasions; and many of them never before printed; set by the greatest masters in the world. : The whole are composed in two, three, four, and five musical parts, according to the nicest rules; consisting of solo's, fuges, and chorus's, correctly set in score for voices or organ; and fitted for all teachers, learners, and musical societies, &c. with a preface on church-musick, shewing the beauty and excellence thereofThe third edition, with additions.Printed and sold by W. M'Alpine, almost mid-way betwixt the governor's and Dr. Gardener's, Marlborough-Street; also, sold by D. Bayley at Newbury-Port; and M. Williams at Salem.1767-01-01
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The royal melody compleat: or The new harmony of SionContaining I. A new and correct, introduction to the grounds of musick, rudimental, practical, and technical. II. A new and compleat body of church-musick, adapted to the most select portions of the Book of Psalms, of either version; with many fuging chorus's, &c. III. A new and select, number of hymns, anthems, and canons, suited to several occasions; and many of them never before printed: set by the greatest masters in the world. : The whole being composed in two, three, four, five, six, and seven musical parts, according to the nicest rules; consisting of solo's, fuges, and chorus's, correctly set in score, for voices, or organs: and fitted for all teachers, learners, and musical societies, &cThe fourth edition.Printed for, and sold by Daniel Bayley, at his house next door to St. Paul's-Church, Newbury-Port.1768-01-01
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The American harmony: or, Royal melody completeIn two volumes. : Vol. I. Containing I. A new and correct introduction to the grounds of musick, rudemental practical and technical. II. A new and complete body of church-musick, adapted to the most select portions of the Book of Psalms, of either versions; with many fuging chorus's, and Gloria Patri's to the whole. III. A new and select number of hymns, anthems, and canons, suited to several occasions; and many of them never before printed; set by the greatest masters in the world. The whole are composed in two, three, four, and five musical parts, according to the nicest rules; consisting of solo's, fuges, and chorus's correctly set in score for voices or organ; and fitted for all teachers, learners, and musical societies, &cThe fifth edition, with additions.Printed and sold by Daniel Bailey, at his house next door to St. Paul's Church, Newbury-Port. 1769. Sold also by most booksellers in Boston.1769-01-01
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The American harmony, or Universal psalmodistContaining a choice and valuable collection of psalm and hymn-tunes; canons and anthems; with words adapted to each tune. The whole composed in a new and easy taste, for two, three and four voices; in the most familiar keys and clifts:--calculated to promote and improve this most excellent part of social worship; and render it both useful and delightful; in quires, as well as in congregations in the countryPrinted and sold by Daniel Bayley, at his house next door to St. Paul's Church, Newbury-Port:-- sold also by the booksellers in Boston1769-01-01
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Hymns for infant mindsPublished by W.B. Allen & Co. No. 13 Cornhill, who do all kinds of printing on the most reasonable terms, particularly for charitable distribution. Horatio G. Allen. Printer.1814-01-01