Title	The Dulcimer
Alternative title	The Dulcimer: or the New York Collection of Sacred Music. Constituting a large and choice variety of new tunes; chants, anthems, motetts, &c., from the best foreign and American composers, with all the old tunes in common use. Together with a Concise Elementary Course, simplified and adapted to the capacities of beginners. - The whole comprising the most complete collection of sacred music ever published. By I. B. Woodbury, organist and director of music at the Rutgers Street Church, editor of the American Musical Review, and author of various musical works.
Creators	Isaac Baker Woodbury (composer)
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Instrumentation	soprano, alto, tenor and bass 4 voices and organ mixed chorus and organ
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First published	1850
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Composition types	Psalms, Hymns, Anthems, Motets, Chants
Language	English
Period	Romantic
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