Bach Bibliography Search Result - Ordered Chronologically

Series : MWorld
Volume : 9
Year : 1838
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Type	List	Author: Title, Series, Vol/No (Year/Month/Date of Publication), Pages	Status
	1.	[anon.]:   First Lessons in Singing, and the Notation of Music, all adapted for Children. The Singing Master, No.1. designed for the Use of Schools. Second Edition. -- Taylor & Walton. / Rudiments of the Science of Harmony, or Thorough Bass. The Singing Master, No. 2. Second Edition.--Ditto. / The First Class Tune Book, containing a Selection of simple and pleasing Airs, arranged with appropriate Words, for young Children. The Singing Master, No. 3. Second Edition.--Ditto. / The Second Class Tune Book, &c.&c, Second Edition.--Ditto. MWorld 9/112 (NS.2/18) (3 May 1838), 16-17. The eight-part motets of Sebastian Bach--of which Sir George Smart has averred, that before they can be performed in England, we must first create the singers; and of which also, it would seem, by the production of Bach's plain counterpoint mass at the Ancient Concerts, Mr. Knyvett will not take the trouble to inform himself about--are certain periods in the year sung from memory in the streets of Leipsic by the members of the Thomas-schule. ...
	2.	[anon.]:   Choral and Instrumental Fugues of John Sebastian Bach, in continuation of the English edition of his Forty-eight Preludes and Fugues, arranged from his masses, litanies, oratorios, exercises, &c. by Henry John Gauntlett. Book II, containing Nos. 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12 (Lonsdale). MWorld 9/115 (NS.2/21) (24 May 1838), 65. Reviews. [only describing the contents]
	3.	[anon.]:   Ancient Concerts. MWorld 9/115 (NS.2/21) (24 May 1838), 66-67. Metropolitan concerts. [Bach, Mass in B minor: Gloria in excelsis; 'Qui sedes'; 'Quoniam tu solus']
	4.	Bach's Forty Preludes and Fugues, edited by Horn and Wesley, in 4 books, each. 12/0 / ---- Grand Studies for the Organ, Pedals obligato, in 5 books, each ... 7/0. MWorld 9/116 (NS.2/22) (31 May 1838), 91. Organ Music, published by J. Alfred Novello, ...
	5.	Bach's Fugue, &c, (St. Anne's Tune) as Duets, by Jacobs. MWorld 9/116 (NS.2/22) (31 May 1838), 91. Duets for Two Performers. [J. Alfred Novello]
	6.	Sebastian Bach's celebrated Organ Fugues and Preludes, edited by Cipriani Potter, in 6 Nos., each 8s. MWorld 9/116 (NS.2/22) (31 May 1838), 91. Mori and Lavenu's New Publications, (Vocal and Instrumental) ...
	7.	[anon.]:   Royal concerts ['Morning Post']. The Melodists' Club [Prizes]. Purcell Club. Spontini [National ode in honour of the Queen]. Bach's Triple Concerto. New opera [Drury Lane]. New opera by Vaccaj ['Marco Visconti']. The Norwich Festival. The opera duet [Parody from 'Blackwood's Magazine']. Mendelssohn. MWorld 9/117 (NS.2/23) (7 Jun 1838), 104-105. Musical Intelligence. Miscellaneous.
	8.	[anon.]:   An English edition of the six grand motets by John Sebastian Bach. The Instrumental Parts will be engraved from the Manuscript Score by Mr. W. H. Kearns. The English Text will be arranged by Mr. H. J. Gauntlett. MWorld 9/117 (NS.2/23) (7 Jun 1838), 108. Mr Lonsdale Begs to announce to the Managers and Conductors of the Musical Festivals and Choral Societies, that he is preparing for publication [Extract from the 'Life of Bach' by Dr. Forkel; opinions of the press]
	9.	[anon.]:   [Cologne, Musical Festival of the Lower Rhine: Handel, 'Joshua'. Bach, 'Zum Himmelfahrstage' (cantata). Mendelssohn (Director)]. MWorld 9/120 (NS.2/26) (27 Jun 1838), 141-143.
	10.	[anon.]:   Concerto organ performance. MWorld 9/124 (NS.2/30) (26 Jul 1838), 208-211. Metropolitan concerts. [Miss Stirling, first woman to perform publicly on a pedal organ; works of Bach]
	11.	[On Clementi's musical library] MWorld 9/126 (NS.2/32) (9 Aug 1838), 253-254. ... the union of sale of M. Clementi's library, the most rare manuscripts were knocked down, each lot at the paltry sum of a few shillings. One lot, which sold for five shillings, contained a large bundle of the fugues of Sebastian Bach, the majority in thie composer's handwriting, with his emendations! ...
	12.	Seb. Bach's Grand Mass in B minor. MWorld 9/127 (NS.2/33) (16 Aug 1838), 268. The 2nd part of the Full Score of the above Work is now in course of Publication by Subscriptions. .... Third, and last Part of the Full Score will be Published in December, Subscriptions will be received by G. Andre, ... [repeated in no.128, p.283]
	13.	[anon.]:   The Corales of the Protestant Church, a Manual of National Psalmody adapted to different measures in the selections of hymns and psalms, edited by the Archbishop of York, Bickersteth, Burder, Crowther, Gauntlett, Hall, Heber, Hartwell Horne, Lady Huntington, Kenney, Millman, Newton, Pratt, Rippon, Watts, Wesley, Williams, that of the Moravians, and the Scotch version of the psalms: including the most approved English and German chorales, as well as those commonly used in the parochial choirs of the establishment, and all other denominations: together with the services, chants, &c. Also melodies by Sebastian Bach, Emanuel his son, Handel, Gluck, Haydn, Mozart, Winter, Beethoven, Spohr, &c. The whole harmonized for four voices, with a separate accompaniment for the organ and pianoforte, collected, arranged and composed, with copious indices and references by Henry John Gauntlett. Nos. I, II & III (Cramer, Addison and Beale) MWorld 9/128 (NS.2/34) (23 Aug 1838), 278-280. Reviews. [Sources of hymn tunes].
	14.	[anon.]:   The Choral and Instrumental Fugues of John Sebastian Bach, in continuation of the English edition of his Forty-eight Preludes and Fugues, arranged from his masses, litanies, oratorios and exercises. By Henry John Gauntlett. Book 3 - No. 13, Grand Passacaglia, on a ground base, with twenty variations and four-part fugue. No. 14, Choral Fugue in B flat, 'Der aber die herzen erforschect', from the 6th motet. No. 15, Choral Fugue in G, 'Ihr aber syed nicht fleischlich', from the 5th motet. No. 16, Choral Fugue in A major, 'Herr mein hirt brunn aller freuden', from the 2d motet. No. 17, Four-part Fugue on the chorale 'Aus tiefer noth'. No. 18, Four-part Fugue on the chorale 'Jesus Christus unser heiland'. Book 4 - No. 19, Grand Fugue in G minor (No. 2). No. 20, Toccata in F sharp minor, Part 1. No. 21, Ditto, ditto, Part 2. No. 22, Counterpoint on the chorale 'Christ unser herr zum Jordan kam', for two claviers and pedal. No. 23, Toccata in G minor, Part 1. No. 24, Toccata in G minor, fugue, Part 2 (Lonsdale). MWorld 9/129 (NS.2/35) (30 Aug 1838), 292-294. Reviews.