| Title: | The melographicon: a new musical work, by which an interminable number of melodies may be produced, and young people who have a taste for poetry enabled to set their verses to music for the voice and piano-forte, without the necessity of a scientific knowledge of the art ... |
| Note: | Clementi and Co., 1805 |
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| Subject: | Composition (Music) -- 19th century |
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