Henry Carey

Cantatas for a Voice with Accompanyment; Together with Songs on Various Subjects, for One Two & Three Voices: a Through Bass to the Whole and All the ... the Flute. the Words & Musick by Henry Carey.

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British Library

T163754

Engraved throughout apart from 'To the subscribers', which is in letterpress. Reissued in part in 1726 as 'The works of Mr. Henry Carey'.

London : printed for the author, and sold at the musick shops, 1724. [4],40p. : engr.music ; 2°