Title	Rudiments of Thorough Bass
Alternative title	[Title page transcription] Rudiments of Thorough Bass, for Young Harmonists; and Precepts for their Progressive Advancement, exemplified by national airs, solfeggios, serenades, cavatinas, duos, terzettos, glees, madrigals and chorusses. - instrumental grounds, variations, preludes, modulations, embellishments, sonatas, trios, quartettos, crescendos, cadenzas, overtures, and symphonies: with Annotations, Anecdotes, Fac-similes, and a Harmonical Synopsis; also, a succinct account of the Rise and Progress of the Philharmonic Society, recently established in London. Being an Appendix to An Introduction to Harmony. By William Shield, Musician in Ordinary to His Majesty.
Creators	William Shield (composer)
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Instrumentation	continuo
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First published	1817
Dedication	http://en.wikisource.org/wiki/Crosdill,_John
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Composition types	Methods, Music theory, Folksongs
Language	English
Period	Classical
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