Books › A special loan exhibition of musical instruments, manuscripts, books, portraits, and other mementoes of music and musicians, formed to commemorate the tercentenary of the granting by King James I of a charter of incorporation to the Worshipful company of musicians in 1604 .., 1904 › scan 32
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A special loan exhibition of musical instruments, manuscripts, books, portraits, and other mementoes of music and musicians, formed to commemorate the tercentenary of the granting by King James I of a charter of incorporation to the Worshipful company of musicians in 1604 .., 1904
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1Printed Music, I.
3CASE NO.
4Books illustrating the History of Music Printing.
6GERMANY AND SWITZERLAND.
81. Gerson, Johanis.—Collectorium super Magnificat.
9 The earliest known specimen of printed musical notation.
10 Lent by Mr. A. H. Littleton.
11 Conrad Fyner.
12 Esslingen, 1473.
142. Psalterium et Hymnarium.
15 The lines only printed. No date or place. Lent by Mr. A. H. Littleton.
16 c. 1470-80.
183. Reutlingen, Hugo von.—Flores Musice Artis.
19 Undated and probably earlier than 1488. Lent by Mr. A. H. Littleton.
20 J. Pryss.
21 Strasburg, (?) 1488.
234. Agenda Parochialium Ecclesiarum.
24 Michaelis Wenssler et Jacobus de Kilcher. Lent by Mr. A. H. Littleton.
25 Basel, 1488.
275. Wollick, Nicolas.—Opus Aureum. Lent by Mr. J. E. Matthew.
28 1501.
306. Tritonius, Petrus.—Melopoiæ sive Harmoniæ Tetracenticae super xxii genera carminum.
31 Undated, and probably earlier than 1507. Lent by Mr. A. H. Littleton.
32 Erhardus Oglin.
33 Augsburg (?), 1507.
357. Virdung, Sebastian.—Musica getutsch.
36 Contains descriptions and illustrations of the various musical instruments then existing. It is also of the greatest rarity. Lent by Mr. J. E. Matthew.
37 Basel, 1511
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