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The Bay Psalm Book tercentenary, 1698-1998.
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The Bay Psalm Book, first published in 1698 in Boston, MA, was the first ever volume with musical notes that came out of the British colonies. Its inclusion of music may not have been meant as a guide for the congregation since majority were not expected to be able to read notes much less sight sing them. The musical notes may have been put in to give the book an air of authority and guide congregation leaders who were musically literate to some extent. The volume has been reissued in the ensuing years. In 1998, any original copy will fetch a substantial price as a collector's item.
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