Metrical version of Psalm 19
description: The Bay Psalm Book (complete title: The Whole Booke of Psalmes Faithfully Translated into English Metre) is a metrical psalter first printed in 1640 in Cambridge, Massachusetts. It contains no melodies, only texts, but this excerpt is included here because Dr. Southern devotes several paragraphs to it in The Music of Black Americans.
source: Click here to see the book in the Library of Congress's digital collections
publisher: [Cambridge, Mass.: Imprinted by S. Daye]
date: 1640
contributor: John Cotton et al.

Fantee Air
creator: Anonymous
source: Click here to see the score in Harvard Library's digital collections
publisher: London: John Murray
date: 1819
contributor: T. Edward (Thomas Edward) Bowdich, 1791-1824 [collector]

The Oldest Ashantee and Warsaw Air
creator: Anonymous
source: Click here to see the score in Harvard Library's digital collections
publisher: London: John Murray
date: 1819
contributor: T. Edward (Thomas Edward) Bowdich, 1791-1824 [collector]

Ashantee Air
creator: Anonymous
source: Click here to see the score in Harvard Library's digital collections
publisher: London: John Murray
date: 1819
contributor: T. Edward (Thomas Edward) Bowdich, 1791-1824 [collector]

Ashantee Air
creator: Anonymous
source: Click here to see the score in Harvard Library's digital collections
publisher: London: John Murray
date: 1819
contributor: T. Edward (Thomas Edward) Bowdich, 1791-1824 [collector]

Empoöngwa Song
creator: Anonymous
source: Click here to see the score in Harvard Library's digital collections
publisher: London: John Murray
date: 1819
contributor: T. Edward (Thomas Edward) Bowdich, 1791-1824 [collector]

A very old Ashantee Air
creator: Anonymous
source: Click here to see the score in Harvard Library's digital collections
publisher: London: John Murray
date: 1819
contributor: T. Edward (Thomas Edward) Bowdich, 1791-1824 [collector]