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[james Johnson & Robert Burns] ; Introduction By Donald A Low. For Voice And Figured Bass. This Facsimile Reprint Is Based On A Set Of The 1853 Edition Of The Scots Musical Museum (egerer, 567a) In The National Library Of Scotland -- Introduction, P. 27. Burns Contributed 184 Songs, Wrote Most Of The Prefaces To The Different Volumes, And May Be Said To Have Edited The 1st Edition. The Arrangements Of The Airs Were Prepared Chiefly By Stephen Clarke. Cf. Dict. Nat. Biog., V. 30, P. 16. Contains, As Added Title-pages, The Title-pages Of 1st Edition (2d Issue). Includes Bibliographical References.
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- Author
- James Johnson; Robert Burns; Donald A Low
- Publisher
- Amadeus Press, c1991.
- Published
- 1991
- Language
- EN
- ISBN
- 9780859677783
- Category
- nonfiction
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