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Elizabeth Roger's Virginal Book
'Elizabeth Rogers Virginal Book' is a musical commonplace book compiled in the mid-seventeenth century by a person or persons so far unidentified. Of all the so-called English "virginal books" this is the only one to mention the name of the instrument (the virginal) in the title, the others being so-called at a far later date.
==The manuscript==
The manuscript is a folio volume of sixty pre-lined pages of six staves containing 94 pieces for keyboard and 18 ''Voycall'' () ''Lessons''. It was rebound using part of the original covers, in 1949. The first page bears the inscription ''Elizabeth Rogers hir virginall booke. February ye 27 1656''. However, on the same page the name ''Elizabeth Fayre'' is written, and it has been suggested that these two Elizabeths are the same person, before and after marriage.
There are various other writings, including the name "John Tillett", who may have been a subsequent owner of the manuscript, some poetic fragments, and a note concerning the tuning of the viol. There are also three incomplete tables of contents. Four different hands have been discerned.
The manuscript is now in the British Library, catalogued as Additional Manuscript 10337. The American Institute of Musicology published an edited version by George Sargent in 1971.
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