- A
harpsichord (Italian: clavicembalo; French: clavecin; German: Cembalo; Spanish: clavecín; Portuguese: cravo; Russian: клавеси́н; Dutch: klavecimbel;...
- or the
Maydenhead of the
first musicke that ever was
printed for the
Virginalls was, as the
title states, the
first printed collection of
music for keyboard...
- boat in
three that had the
goods of a
house in, but
there was a pair of
Virginalls.” Dearling,
Robert (1996). The
ultimate encyclopedia of
musical instruments...
-
Parthenia Inviolata, or Mayden-Musicke for the
Virginalls and B****-Viol is the
second book of
keyboard music printed in England,
containing twenty pieces...
- or the
Maydenhead of the
First Musicke That Ever Was
Printed for the
Virginalls,
dedicated to the 15-year-old
Princess Elizabeth, who was his student...
- or the
Maydenhead of the
first musicke that ever was
printed for the
Virginalls Byrd, William; Bull, John; Gibbons,
Orlando Hole,
William (engraver);...
- or The
Maydenhead of the
First Musicke that ever was
Printed for the
Virginalls (c.1612), he
engraved keyboard music by
three English composers, Dr John...
- covers, in 1949. The
first page
bears the
inscription Elizabeth Rogers hir
virginall booke.
February ye 27 1656. However, on the same page the name Elizabeth...
-
Peters Corp., 1959.
Parthenia in-violata: or, Mayden-musicke, for the
virginalls and b****-viol /
selected by
Robert Hole:
Facsimile of the
Unique Copy...
- of 40
shillings to
Water Erley by my lady's
comandement for a
payre of
virginalls, the lady in
question being Anne Stanhope, Hertford's
second wife. According...
