Principles and practice of just intonation, with a view to embodying the results of the sol-fa associations, as illustrated on the enharmonic organ, presenting the power of executing in twenty keys (with major and minor to each, except the three with most flats) and a correction for changes of temperature, built by Messrs. Robson ... calculated for taking the place of the choir organ in a cathedral, and to be learned in six lessons. With an appendix tracing the identity of design with the enharmonic of the ancients
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| Format: | Book |
| Language: | English |
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L,
Wilson,
1859
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| Edition: | 3d ed., with additions and alterations |
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Mus 294.832.5 |
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