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    Title

    The Little Seraph

    Authors

    J. R. Graves

    Publication Date

    1874

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    Language(s)

    • English

    Publisher

    Memphis, TN : Southern Baptist Publication Society
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    Full Title

    Little seraph, The ; in seven character notes, for churches and Sunday-schools.

    Pagination

    342 pages, 2 unnumbered pages, 172 pages

    Condition

    complete

    Notation

    Seven-shape Aikin

    Instrumentation

    • soprano (vocal solo)
    • alto (vocal solo)
    • tenor (vocal solo)
    • bass (vocal solo)
    • soprano (children's chorus part)
    • soprano (children's chorus part)
    • alto (children's chorus part)
    • alto (children's chorus part)
    • soprano (chorus part)
    • alto (chorus part)
    • tenor (chorus part)
    • bass (chorus part)

    Content

    Sacred

    Still in Use

    No

    Subject

    • Baptism
    • Angels in art
    • Hymn texts--Theology
    • Women publishers
    • S.A. George & Co.
    • Performance practice (Music)
    • Families--Religious life
    • Gospel music
    • Music--Religious aspects--Southern Baptist Church
    • Shape-note hymnals
    • Printing
    • Musical intervals and scales
    • Hymn tunes, Arranged
    • Judaism (Christian theology)
    • Cloth bindings (Bookbinding)
    • Choruses, sacred (Mixed voices), unaccompanied
    • Communion service music
    • Sunday school music
    • Church music--Southern Baptist Convention
    • Hymnals--Editing
    • Women composers
    • Revival hymns
    • Sampey, John Richard, 1863-1946--Provenance
    • Hymnals
    • Southern Baptist Convention--Hymns
    • Music--Philosophy and aesthetics
    • Choruses, sacred (Children's voices), unaccompanied
    • Sacred songs
    • Hymnals--Book design

    Archive

    Southern Baptist Theological Seminary

    Creator

    Graves, J. R. (James Robinson), 1820-1893

    Creator URI

    http://id.loc.gov/authorities/names/n91117546

    Place of Publication Getty

    United States, Tennessee, Shelby, Memphis

    Place of Publication Getty URI

    http://vocab.getty.edu/page/tgn/7017750

    Publisher Name

    Southern Baptist Publication Society

    Publisher URI

    http://id.loc.gov/authorities/names/n88131585

    OCLC Number

    11270677

    Place of Contributor Affiliation

    United States, Tennessee, Shelby, Memphis

    Place of Contributor Affiliation URI

    http://vocab.getty.edu/page/tgn/7017750

    Place of Manufacture

    United States, Pennsylvania, Philadelphia, Philadelphia

    Place of Manufacture URI

    http://vocab.getty.edu/page/tgn/7014406

    Place of Use

    • United States, Alabama, Perry Co
    • United States, Kentucky, Jefferson, Louisville

    Place of Use URI

    • http://vocab.getty.edu/page/tgn/2000052
    • http://vocab.getty.edu/page/tgn/7013915

    Title Page Text

    THE | LITTLE SERAPH, | IN SEVEN CHARACTER NOTES, | FOR | Churches and Sunday-Schools. | BY | J. R. GRAVES, | EDITOR OF THE "NEW BAPTIST PSALMIST," ETC. | MEMPHIS, TENN.: | SOUTHERN BAPTIST PUBLICATION SOCIETY: | FOR THE AUTHOR. | 1874.

    Physical Description

    Mixed: 342, [2], 172 p.

    Scoring Summary

    V (3-4), Coro di fanciulli, Coro

    Total Scoring

    S; A; T; (B); Coro di fanciulli 1: S; Coro di fanciulli 2: S; Coro di fanciulli 1: A; Coro di fanciulli 2: A; Coro S; Coro A; Coro T; Coro B

    Medium

    songbook

    Digital Format

    image/tiff

    Dublin Core Type

    Image

    Item Type

    Print with non-autograph annotations

    License Name

    No Copyright - United States

    Place of Publication FAST

    Tennessee--Memphis

    Place of Publication FAST URI

    http://id.worldcat.org/fast/1204194

    Country

    United States

    State

    • Alabama
    • Pennsylvania
    • Kentucky
    • Tennessee

    County

    • Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
    • Jefferson, Kentucky
    • Shelby, Tennessee

    Inhabited Place

    • Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
    • Louisville, Kentucky
    • Memphis, Tennessee
    • Perry Co, Alabama

    People

    Graves, J. R. (James Robinson), 1820-1893
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    Institution

    Emory University Libraries

    License

    https://rightsstatements.org/page/NoC-US/1.0/

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