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The following publications by John Curwen and other authors explain the Tonic Sol-fa method. These are available online by clicking on
the following images or icons. In some cases there are multiple online sources, often being different editions.
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The Standard Course of Lessons and Exercises in the Tonic Sol-fa Method (several editions) by John Curwen (London: J. Curwen
and Sons, 1858-).
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The Art of Teaching, and the Teaching of Music, being The Teacher's Manual of the Tonic Sol-fa Method by John Curwen (London:
Tonic Sol-fa Agency, n.d.).
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Tonic Sol-fa (Novello’s Primers and Educational Series) by John Curwen (London: Novello, n.d.).
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How to Observe Harmony, with Exercises in Analysis by John Curwen (London, J. Curwen & Sons, n.d.)
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Harmony Simplified : Text-book of the Harmony Circle : Arranged from the Tonic Sol-Fa edition of How to Observe Harmony by
John Curwen (Philadelphia : J.J. Hood, c1882).
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Musical Theory by John Curwen (London: Tonic sol-fa agency, c1879).
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The Tonic Sol-fa Music Reader: A Course of Instruction and Practice in the Tonic Sol-fa Method of Teaching Singing, with a choice
collection of music suitable for day schools and singing schools by Theodore F. Seward (New York; Biglow & Main, c1880).
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Memorials of John Curwen by John Spencer Curwen. (London: J. Curwen and Son, 1882).
