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Joh. Matthesons ... Wahrer Begriff des harmonischen Lebens. Der Panacea zwote Dosis. Mit beygefügter Beantwortung dreyer Einwürffe wider die Behauptung der himmlischen Musik ...

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De ervditione mvsica schediasma epistolicvm Ioannis Matthesonii. Accedunt eiusdem litteræ ad V. Cl.. C[hristophorum] F[riedericum] L[eisnerum] de eodem argumento scriptæ.

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Matthesons Philologisches Tresespiel, als ein kleiner Beytrag zur kritischen Geschichte der deutschen Sprache, vornehmlich aber, mittelst gescheuter Anwendung, in der Tonwissenschaft nützlich zu gebrauchen.

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Lettera villereccia di Felice Parrilli ad uno avvocato napoletano indiritta, in cui si propone un mezzano sistema per la quistione se i maestri di cappella son compresi fra gli artigiani ...

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Don Placido, dialogo del P. Don Giovenale Sacchi ... dove cercasi, se lo studio della musica al religioso convenga o disconvenga.

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Lettere due sopra l'arte del suono, del Signor Co: Benvenuto di S. Rafaele, Torinese.

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Musomachia, id est bellum musicale. Ante quinque lustra belligeratum in gratiam Er[asmi] Sar[torii] nunc denuò institutum à primo ejus auctore Petro Laurembergio ...

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Dissertatio inauguralis de jure in musicos singulari. Germ. Dienste und Obrigkeit der Spielleuth Rappoltsteinensi Comitatui annexo ...

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Io. Friederici Scheid Dissertatio de ivre in mvsicos, singvlari, german. Dienste und obrigkeit der spielleut/Rappoltsteinensi Comitatvi annexo.

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Les dons des enfans de Latone. La musique et la chasse du cerf. Poëmes dédiés au roy.

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Orationes de musica Davidica, itemque discursibus per urbem cum musica nocturnis, in solennitate Catharinali d. nov. a.r.s. [M.DCCV.] h. l. q. c. habendas intimat M. Jo. Frider. Trieber ...

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Musikalische Charlatanerien

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Aneddoto forense, lettera al Signor Linguet traduzione dal francese.

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Se i maestri di cappella son compresi fra gli artigiani, probole di Saverio Mattei. Lettera al Signor Linguet. Guazzabuglio Filosarmonico, o sia Miscellaneo sulla Probole, Anti-probole, ed Aneddoto forense dell' abate Galiani. ...

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De eruditione musica, ad virum plurimum reverendum, amplissimum atque doctissimum, Joannes Christophorum Krüsike ... schediasma epistolcum Joannis Matthesonii. Accedunt ejusdem literæ ad V. C. Christophorum Friedericum Leisnerum de eodem argumento scriptæ.

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Johann Carl Conrad Oelrichs ... historische Nachricht von den akademischen Würden in der Musik und öffentlichen musikalischen Akademien und Geselschaften.

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Sieben gespräche der Weisheit und Musik samt zwo beylagen; als die dritte dosis der panacea, mitgetheilet von Mattheson ...

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Qvid sit mvsice aetatem agere ex Plavti Mostellaria act. III. sc. II. v. 40. Ad componendam controversiam de vita mvsica inter viros mvsicos nvper ortam exponit Alypivs ivnior.

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M. Johann Gottlieb Biedermanns ... Abgenöthigte ehren-rettung wider die unverschämten Lästerungen über seine Einladungsschrifft De Vita mvsica.

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Musick the delight of the sons of men : a sermon preached at the cathedral church of Hereford, at the anniversary meeting of the three choirs, Glocester, Worcester, Hereford, September 7, 1726

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In hoc libello continentur : Liber Heroicus de musicæ laudibus. Carmen Sapphicum, de laude & situ Vlmæ, ciuitatis Imperialis Sueuiæ. Oratiunculae item Metricæ sex, ad sex sanctissimas personas, quæ nostrae redemptio ni ...

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The antiquity, dignity and advantages of music. A sermon preached in the Cathedral church of Hereford, September 2, 1741. At the anniversary meeting of the choirs of Worcester, Gloucester and Hereford, and ...

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A musick-lector, or, The art of musick (that is so much vindicated in Christendome) discoursed of, by way of dialogue between three men of several judgments : The one a musician, and ...

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The influence of church-music. A sermon preach'd in the cathedral-church of Worcester, at the anniversary meeting of the choirs of Worcester, Hereford, and Gloucester, September 8. 1725 ...

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The music speech, spoken at the public commencement in Cambridge, July the 6th, 1714

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