Psalmodia Germanica
Psalmodia Germanica (1722). Psalmodia Germanica; or a Specimen of Divine Hymns, Translated from the High Dutch. Together with their Proper Tunes and Thorough Bass was published in London in 1722. It was dedicated to the Princesses Anne, Amalia and Carolina (the first two were the daughters of the future George II, who became king in 1727; Carolina was his wife), and it consisted of ‘a Translation of Psalmody, used in the Native Country of your Royal Highnesses’. A Psalmodia Germanica, Part II was printed in 1725. A Second Edition, ‘corrected and enlarged’ followed in 1732 and a Third, ‘corrected and very much enlarged’ in London and New York in 1756. The title was changed to Psalmodia...
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