Bach Bibliography Search Result - Ordered Chronologically

Series : MWorld
Volume : 11
Year : 1839
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Type	List	Author: Title, Series, Vol/No (Year/Month/Date of Publication), Pages	Status
	1.	[anon.]:   Dialogue on the formation of a musical library, between a musician and his friend. MWorld 11/152 (NS.4/58) (7 Feb 1839), 78-80. [... Sebastian Bach's Preludes and Fugues - His Chromatic Fantasia....]
	2.	[anon.]:   Moscheles' Matinée Musicale. MWorld 11/154 (NS 4/60) (21 Feb 1839), 118-119. Musical intelligence. Metropolitan. [Bach, Prelude and Fugue in D minor. Schæfer's Sontagslied; Kroff. Liszt's transcriptions of songs by Schubert]
	3.	[anon.]:   Mori and Lindley's Classical Quartett Concerts. MWorld 11/155 (NS.4/61) (28 Feb 1839), 137-138. Musical intelligence. Metropolitan. [Beethoven, String Quartet in F, op. 59. Bach, Prelude and Fugue in E minor; Benedict and Dragonetti]
	4.	[anon.]:   Moscheles' Second Matinée Musicale. MWorld 11/156 (NS.4/62) (7 Mar 1839), 149-150. Musical intelligence. Metropolitan. [Sebastian Bach, Prelude and Fugue on a theme given by Frederick the Great ('Musikalisches Opfer'). Beethoven, Variations and Fugue in E flat, op. 35 ('Eroica Variations')]
	5.	[anon.]:   Moscheles' Matinées of Classical Pianoforte Music. MWorld 11/158 (NS 4/64) (21 Mar 1839), 182-183. Musical intelligence. [Mondoville, Introduction, Toccata and Gigue. Clementi, Prelude and Fugue from 'Gradus ad Parnassum'. Beethoven, Pianoforte Sonata, op. 106. Mendelssohn, 'O God! have mercy' ('St. Paul'); Miss Hawes. Sebastian Bach, Pianoforte Concerto in D major].
	6.	[anon.]:   Six Fugues for the Organ, composed and dedicated to Dr. Crotch, by George French Flowers. (Pupil of the celebrated C. H. Rink.) MWorld 11/160 (NS 4/66) (4 Apr 1839), 212-213. [... We take the slow fugue in E of Sebastian Bach, to have suggested this production; ...]
	7.	[anon.]:   'The Art of Fugue' by John Sebastian Bach. MWorld 11/161 (NS.4/67) (11 Apr 1839), 233-234. Musical Intelligence. Miscellaneous.
	8.	[anon.]:   Bach [from 'London and Westminster Review']. MWorld 11/162 (NS.4/68) (18 Apr 1839), 245-246. Omniana [Extracts from current musical literature].
	9.	[anon.]:   Recollections of Johann Nepomuk Schelble. Late Director of the Cecilian Society at Frankfort. MWorld 11/162 (NS.4/68) (18 Apr 1839), 260-263. [... Handel's works became the principal study of the society, but those of other masters were not forgotten: the smaller pieces of Sebastian, Bach, and of the old Italian school ... were occasionally executed; ... Mozart's Davidde Penitente and the credo of Bach's mass in B minor were performed in the spring of 1828 with orchestral accompaniment. (p.262)...]