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2nd edition, 1835
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Joseph Funk
2nd edition
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Winchester, VA: Robinson & Hollis, 1835.
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Entirely set in 3-part harmony.
4-shape notation.
Missing pp.11-14 (Rudiments)
Title: A Compilation of Genuine Church Music, comprising a variety of metres, all harmonized for three voices. Together with a copious elucidation of the science of vocal music. By Joseph Funk.
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10th edition, 1860
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Joseph Funk and Sons
10th edition
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Singers' Glen, VA: the Authors (Joseph Funk and Sons), 1860.
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7-shape notation.
Missing pp.235-238. Page 147 corner and 359-360 (Index) ripped.
Title: Harmonia Sacra, being a Compilation of Genuine Church Music, comprising a great variety of metres, All Harmonized for Three Voices. Together with a copious explication of the Principles of Vocal Music, exemplified and illustrated with tables in a plain and comprehensive manner. By Joseph Funk and Sons.
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13th edition, 1869
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Joseph Funk and Sons
13th edition
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Singers' Glen, VA: Joseph Funk's Sons, 1869.
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Predominantly re-set in 4-part harmony.
Title: The Harmonia Sacra, a compilation of Genuine Church Music, comprising a great variety of metres, Harmonized for Four Voices: Together with a copious explication of the Principles of Vocal Music. Exemplified and illustrated with tables, in a plain and comprehensive manner. By Joseph Funk and Sons.
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15th edition, 1876
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Joseph Funk and Sons
15th edition
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Singer's Glen, VA: Glen Publishing Company, 1876.
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Title: The New Harmonia Sacra, a compilation of Genuine Church Music, comprising a great variety of metres, harmonized for four voices. Together with a copious explanation of the Principles of Vocal Music, exemplified and illustrated with Tables, in a Plain and Comprehensive Manner. by Joseph Funk and Sons.
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18th edition, 1915
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Joseph Funk and Sons
18th edition
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Scottdale, PA: Mennonite Publishing House, 1915.
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The Rudiments and Part I were removed from the 17th edition onwards, though the old plates were re-used, hence the book begins at 'Part II' (Part I was Music for the Singing Class and Social Occasions).
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20th edition, 1942
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Joseph Funk and Sons
Noah D. Showalter
20th edition
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Dayton, VA: Ruebush-Kieffer Company, 1942.
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Old plates re-used (i.e., Parts II & III only), no copyright notice (in public domain)
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General Information
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First published in 4-shape notation, changed to Funk's own 7-shape notation system in 1851.
