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    Title

    The Woman's Hymnal

    Authors

    Henry Schwing

    Publication Date

    1892

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    Language(s)

    • English

    Publisher

    Baltimore, MD : The Woman's College of Baltimore
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    Full Title

    Woman's hymnal, The ; a collection of sacred lyrics set to music and arranged as duets for soprano and alto, (tenor and bass ad libitum.) for the use of the Woman's College of Baltimore.

    Pagination

    117 pages, 4 unnumbered pages

    Dimensions

    19.5 x 16 cm

    Condition

    complete

    Instrumentation

    • soprano (women's chorus part)
    • alto (women's chorus part)
    • tenor (men's chorus part)
    • bass (men's chorus part)
    • organ

    Content

    Sacred

    Still in Use

    No

    Subject

    • Hymn tunes--Editing
    • Hymns, English
    • Methodist Episcopal Church--Hymns
    • Choruses, sacred (women's voices) with organ
    • Chants
    • Chorales
    • Hymnals
    • Publishers' bindings
    • Music in universities and colleges
    • Women's colleges
    • Church music--Methodist Episcopal Church
    • Women composers
    • Woman's College of Baltimore
    • Pennsylvania College for Women
    • Sunday school music
    • Crispin, Emma Fowler Weeks, 1874-1936--Provenance
    • American Antiquarian Society--Provenance
    • Hartford Theological Seminary--Provenance
    • Organ (Musical instrument)--Fingering
    • Swiss Americans--Music

    Archive

    Pitts Theology Library

    Creator

    • Schwing, Henry

    Creator URI

    • http://id.loc.gov/authorities/names/no93033636

    Place of Publication Getty

    • United States, Maryland, Baltimore Independent City, Baltimore

    Place of Publication Getty URI

    • http://vocab.getty.edu/page/tgn/7013352

    Publisher Name

    • Woman's College of Baltimore

    Publisher URI

    • http://id.loc.gov/authorities/names/no89016388

    OCLC Number

    78245243

    Place of Contributor Affiliation

    • United States, Maryland, independent city, Baltimore

    Place of Contributor Affiliation URI

    • http://vocab.getty.edu/page/tgn/7013352

    Place of Manufacture

    • United States, Massachusetts, Suffolk, Boston

    Place of Manufacture URI

    • http://vocab.getty.edu/page/tgn/7013445

    Place of Use

    • United States, Pennsylvania, Berks, Quaker City
    • United States, Pennsylvania, Philadelphia, Philadelphia

    Place of Use URI

    • http://vocab.getty.edu/page/tgn/2602782
    • http://vocab.getty.edu/page/tgn/7014406

    Language Code

    • eng

    Title Page Text

    THE | WOMAN'S HYMNAL. | A | COLLECTION OF SACRED LYRICS SET TO MUSIC | AND | ARRANGED AS DUETS FOR SOPRANO AND ALTO, (TENOR AND BASS | AD LIBITUM.) | FOR THE USE OF | THE WOMAN'S COLLEGE OF BALTIMORE. | BY | HENRY SCHWING, | INSTRUCTOR IN THEORY OF MUSIC. | PUBLISHED BY THE COLLEGE. | 1892.

    Physical Description

    • 1 vocal score: 117, [4] p.

    Scoring Summary

    Coro femminile, org

    Total Scoring

    Coro femminile S;Coro femminile A (1-2);(Coro maschile T);(Coro maschile B);org

    Medium

    songbook

    Digital Format

    image/tiff

    Dublin Core Type

    Image

    Item Type

    Print

    License Name

    No Copyright - United States

    Place of Publication FAST

    • Maryland--Baltimore

    Place of Publication FAST URI

    • http://id.worldcat.org/fast/1204292

    Country

    • United States

    State

    • Maryland
    • Pennsylvania
    • Massachusetts

    County

    • Suffolk, Massachusetts
    • Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
    • independent city, Maryland
    • Berks, Pennsylvania
    • Baltimore Independent City, Maryland

    Inhabited Place

    • Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
    • Baltimore, Maryland
    • Quaker City, Pennsylvania
    • Boston, Massachusetts

    People

    • Schwing, Henry
  • Attribution
    Institution

    Emory University

    License

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

    Identifier

    1892 WOMA

    Scanned By

    Creekside Digital

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