Bach Bibliography Search Result - Ordered Alphabetically

Series : [p]IS_Oxford
Year : 2001
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Type	List	Author: Title, Series, Vol/No (Year/Month/Date of Publication), Pages	Status
	1.	Butt, John:   Bach, the Postmodern Mindset and Scholarship Today. [p]IS_Oxford (Dec 2001) A paper read at Fifth International Symposium 'Understanding Bach through Science, Art and Criticism', Oxford, 17-18 December 2001 organised by Tureck Bach Research Foundation, Faculty of Music, Oxford University.
	2.	Clarke, Eric F.:   Empirical approaches to the study of (Bach) performance. [p]IS_Oxford (Dec 2001) A paper read at Fifth International Symposium 'Understanding Bach through Science, Art and Criticism', Oxford, 17-18 December 2001 organised by Tureck Bach Research Foundation, Faculty of Music, Oxford University.
	3.	Cohen, Dalia:   Bach: Forerunner of the Future through Exploration of the Potential of Learned and Natural Schemata. [p]IS_Oxford (Dec 2001) A paper read at Fifth International Symposium Understanding Bach through Science, Art and Criticism', Oxford, 17-18 December 2001 organised by Tureck Bach Research Foundation, Faculty of Music, Oxford University.
	4.	Cross, Ian:   Bach in mind. [p]IS_Oxford (Dec 2001) A paper read at Fifth International Symposium 'Understanding Bach through Science, Art and Criticism', Oxford, 17-18 December 2001 organised by Tureck Bach Research Foundation, Faculty of Music, Oxford University.
	5.	Golomb, Harai:   Bach's Musical Complexity Viewed from a Lieterary Perspective. [p]IS_Oxford (Dec 2001) A paper read at Fifth International Symposium 'Understanding Bach through Science, Art and Criticism', Oxford, 17-18 December 2001 organised by Tureck Bach Research Foundation, Faculty of Music, Oxford University.
	6.	Hewitt, Angela:   Bach and the Dance. [p]IS_Oxford (Dec 2001) A paper read at Fifth International Symposium 'Understanding Bach through Science, Art and Criticism', Oxford, 17-18 December 2001 organised by Tureck Bach Research Foundation, Faculty of Music, Oxford University.
	7.	Huneus, Francisco Claro:   Discovery and Invention in Science and Music. [p]IS_Oxford (Dec 2001) A paper read at Fifth International Symposium 'Understanding Bach through Science, Art and Criticism', Oxford, 17-18 December 2001 organised by Tureck Bach Research Foundation, Faculty of Music, Oxford University.
	8.	Oort, Frans:   An aspect of harmony in music of Johann Sebastian Bach. [p]IS_Oxford (Dec 2001) A paper read at Fifth International Symposium 'Understanding Bach through Science, Art and Criticism', Oxford, 17-18 December 2001 organised by Tureck Bach Research Foundation, Faculty of Music, Oxford University
	9.	Papadopoulos, Marios:   Motion in Music: Perspectives of Movement and Time in Musical Interpretation. [p]IS_Oxford (Dec 2001) A paper read at Fifth International Symposium 'Understanding Bach through Science, Art and Criticism', Oxford, 17-18 December 2001 organised by Tureck Bach Research Foundation, Faculty of Music, Oxford University.
	10.	Rifkin, Joshua:   The Impossible Text: A Postmodern Edition of the B minor Mass? [p]IS_Oxford (Dec 2001) A paper read at Fifth International Symposium 'Understanding Bach through Science, Art and Criticism', Oxford, 17-18 December 2001 organised by Tureck Bach Research Foundation, Faculty of Music, Oxford University.
	11.	Stewart, Andrew:   Big boys do cry: The lachrymose in J. S. Bach. [p]IS_Oxford (Dec 2001) A paper read at Fifth International Symposium 'Understanding Bach through Science, Art and Criticism', Oxford, 17-18 December 2001 organised by Tureck Bach Research Foundation, Faculty of Music, Oxford University.
	12.	Tatlow, Ruth:   The Use and Abuse of the Fibonacci Sequence, The Golden Section and The Divine Proportion in Musicology Today: With particular application to Bach Studies. [p]IS_Oxford (Dec 2001) A paper read at Fifth International Symposium 'Understanding Bach through Science, Art and Criticism', Oxford, 17-18 December 2001 organised by Tureck Bach Research Foundation, Faculty of Music, Oxford University.
	13.	Wiggins, Geraint A.:   Computational creativity and the study of musical composition. [p]IS_Oxford (Dec 2001) A paper read at Fifth International Symposium 'Understanding Bach through Science, Art and Criticism', Oxford, 17-18 December 2001 organised by Tureck Bach Research Foundation, Faculty of Music, Oxford University.
	14.	Wolff, Christoph:   Bach's Music and Newtonian Science: Historical Observations and Analytical Explanations. [p]IS_Oxford (Dec 2001) A paper read at Fifth International Symposium 'Understanding Bach through Science, Art and Criticism', Oxford, 17-18 December 2001 organised by Tureck Bach Research Foundation, Faculty of Music, Oxford University.