Playable BooksJean-Philippe Rameau · section 109 of 109
CATALOGUE Of other books on music theory printed in France, of which copies may be found
Read and hear this section in the playable edition →La Gamme du Si (The Si Scale), by Monsieur Nivers.
Music for Children.
Music Lessons, by Sieur Berthet.
The Principles of Music, in Questions and Answers.
Sieur Dupont has had a more extensive version engraved.
Very Easy Principles Leading to the Ability to Sing Every Kind of Music at Sight, by Sieur L’Affillard. 5th edition, dedicated to Monseigneur the Duke of Burgundy.
— The same, 6th edition, dedicated to women in religious orders.
Musical Transposition in Every Manner, to serve as a supplement to all other methods, by Sieur Frere.
A Chart of the Principles of Music, by Monsieur Fleury.
An Easy Method, with very detailed principles and several lessons for one and two voices, by Monsieur Monteclair.
— Music Lessons, divided into four classes, with a summary of the principles.
Treatise on Composition, by Monsieur Nivers.
New Treatise on Composition, by Monsieur Masson.
A treatise by Sieur de la Voye-Mignot; quarto, rare.
A treatise by Father Parran; quarto, rare.
Dictionary of Music, by Monsieur de Brossard; folio, bound.
Principles for the Harpsichord, by Monsieur de Saint-Lambert.
— A treatise on accompaniment for this instrument and for all others.
Another treatise on accompaniment, by Monsieur Boyvin.
That by Monsieur Couperin.
That by Monsieur Dandrieu.
Principles for Flutes, by Monsieur Hotteterre-le-Romain.
A Method for the Theorbo, by Monsieur Michel-Ange.
Another for the same instrument, by Monsieur Fleury.
— A Chart of All Musical Chords, for Use in Accompaniment.
A Treatise on Accompaniment for the same instrument, by Monsieur Campion.
The Art of Preluding, by Monsieur Hotteterre-le-Romain; quarto.
A Guitar Method, by Monsieur Desrosiers.
A Method for Learning to Play the Violin, by Monsieur Monteclair.
Violin Principles in Questions and Answers, by Sieur Dupont.
A Plainchant Method, by Monsieur Nivers.
Another method containing examples in every tone, with particular investigations concerning music and plainchant.
The Tones Used in Rome and Paris.
The Choir Ritual, or Practical Plainchant.