Title	The One Line Psalmist; embracing Day and Beal's new musical notation and sight-singing method, by which classes, schools and choirs, in a few lessons become better Readers of Music than Common Singers do the Old way during life: also, a large variety of Sacred Music, new and old, by German, English, and American composers, comprising Tunes in the usual metres and keys; together with Sentences, Anthems and Chants, by H. W. Day, A.M., editor of Day and Beal's Sight-Singing Books; also President and First Professor in the Boston Phonographic Musical Institution.
Alternative title	The Boston One Line Psalmist
Creators	Hartley W. Day (composer)
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Instrumentation	3 voices 4 voices mixed chorus
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First published	1848
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Composition types	Methods, Psalms, Hymns, Anthems, Chants
Language	English
Period	Classical
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