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'''Full Title:''' ''The Province Harmony, Being an Original Composition of Airs, Consisting of Three and Four Parts, Adapted to All the Meters Usually Sung in Churches, Together with a Brief Introduction to the Grounds of Music, Calculated for the Use of Singing Schools and Musical Societies''. | '''Full Title:''' ''The Province Harmony, Being an Original Composition of Airs, Consisting of Three and Four Parts, Adapted to All the Meters Usually Sung in Churches, Together with a Brief Introduction to the Grounds of Music, Calculated for the Use of Singing Schools and Musical Societies''. | ||
'''Composer:''' [[Hezekiah Moors]] | '''Composer:''' [[Hezekiah Moors]]<br> | ||
{{PubDatePlace|1809|by the Author in Boston, 140 pp.| }} | {{PubDatePlace|1809|by the Author in Boston, 140 pp.| }} | ||
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Title: The Province Harmony
Full Title: The Province Harmony, Being an Original Composition of Airs, Consisting of Three and Four Parts, Adapted to All the Meters Usually Sung in Churches, Together with a Brief Introduction to the Grounds of Music, Calculated for the Use of Singing Schools and Musical Societies.
Composer: Hezekiah Moors
Publication date and place: 1809 by the Author in Boston, 140 pp.
Description: The only book published by Hezekiah Moors, and the only source for his works.