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• The Continental harmony: containing a number of anthems, fugues, and chorusses, in several parts ; never before published
  by: Billings, William 1746-1800
  Published: (1794)
• The church singer: a collection of sacred music
  by: Converse, C. C. 1832-1918
  Published: (1863)
• Emerson's Royal singer: a collection of new music, consisting of duets, quartets, hymn-tunes, anthems, etc. ; together with a full and complete course in elementary instruction designed for singing schools, musical institutes, conventions, etc
  by: Emerson, L. O. 1820-1915
  Published: (1886)
• The Sacred lyrist, or Singer's third book: designed to follow the Singer's first and second book in adult schools, and for church, social, or private worship; consisting of tunes in most of the metres in common use, and chants, anthems, choruses, etc
  by: Bird, J.
  Published: (1847)
• Original hymn tunes, chants, sentences, and motets
  by: Oliver, Henry K. 1800-1885
  Published: (1875)
• The Providence selection of Psalm and hymn tunes: in two parts ... chiefly selected from the most eminent European authors, and designed for the use of schools and churches
  by: Shaw, Oliver 1776-1849
  Published: (1815)
• The Manhattan collection of Psalm and hymn tunes and anthems: compiled and composed under the special patronage of the New York Academy of Sacred Music, and adapted to the use of classes, choirs and congregations, with a figured base for the organ
  by: Hastings, Thomas 1784-1872
  Published: (1845)
• The sentinel
  by: Leslie, Charles Eddy
  Published: (1885)
• The standard: a collection of sacred and secular music for choirs, conventions, singing schools, normal musical academies and the home circle ; consisting of musical notaion and exercises, glees, quartetts, hymn tunes, anthems and chants, and congregational tunes
  by: Emerson, L. O. 1820-1915
  Published: (1872)
• The praise of Zion: a collection of music for singing schools, choirs, and musical conventions; consisting of I. A system of musical notation ; II. A variety of exercises and glees for singing schools ; III. An extensive collection of hymn tunes ; IV. A large assortment of sentences, anthems and chants
  by: Wilder, Solon
  Published: (1865)
• The Sabbath bell: a collection of music for choirs, musical associations, singing-schools, and the home circle, consisting of Part I. Singing-school music. Part II. Church music. Part III. Occasional and concert music
  by: Root, George F. 1820-1895
  Published: (1857)
• The coronation: a new collection of music for choirs and singing schools
  by: Seward, Theodore Frelinghuysen 1835-1902
  Published: (1872)
• Zion's harp: or a new collection of music, intended as a companion to "Village hymns for social worship" by the Rev. "Asahel Nettleton" ; also, adapted to other hymn books, and to be used in conference meetings & revivals of religion
  Published: (1824)
• Harmonia Americana: containing a concise introduction to the grounds of music ; with a variety of airs, suitable for divine worship, and the use of musical societies ; consisting of three and four parts
  by: Holyoke, Samuel 1771-1816
  Published: (1791)
• The American harp: being a collection of new and original church music, under the control of the Musical Professional Society in Boston
  by: Zeuner, Charles 1795-1857
  Published: (1836)
• The Harp of the West: a collection of sacred music, arranged for the organ and piano forte; consisting of selections from the most distinguished composers, and a number of original pieces from the editors
  by: Webster, F. J.
  Published: (1848)
• The modern harp, or, Boston sacred melodist: a collection of church music, comprising, in addition to many of the most popular tunes in common use, a great variety of new and original tunes, sentences, chants, motetts, and anthems, adapted to social and religious worship, societies, singing schools, &c
  by: White, Edward L.
  Published: (1847)
• Songs celestial
  by: Danks, H. P.
  Published: (1889)
• The Standard tune book and metrical companion to all hymn books: three hundred and twenty hymn chorales, &c., including the choicest of Luther's and the most eminent English and Continental composers, in about eighty different metres, with an accompaniment for the organ or pianoforte
  Published: (1864)
• The Triumph: a collection of music containing an introductory course for congregational singing, theory of music and teacher's manual, elementary, intermediate and advanced courses, for singing schools and musical conventions, and tunes, hymns, anthems and chants, for choirs
  by: Root, George F. 1820-1895
  Published: (1868)