Written by G.S. Lehlein. Translated from German into Russian by Fedor Gablits, student of Imperial Moscow University. Printed at the print house of Imperial Moscow University at the expense of H. L. Vever, 1773-1774.
Clavichord School, or Short and Solid Evidence to Garmony and Melody, Explained on Practical Examples
In two parts.
In one binding.
One of the first clavichord course books published in Russia.
Before it appeared, foreign editions had been used to teach students to play clavichord, which limited the circle of those who had access to the instrument by the nobles who knew foreign languages. Until the beginning of the 19th century “Clavichord School” by G. S. Lehlein was the only keyboard musical instruments course book in the Russian language.
Real rarity.
