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Type	List	Author: Title, Series, Vol/No (Year/Month/Date of Publication), Pages	Status
	1.	Damrosch, Frank (ed.):   Christmas Oratorio. Part II: on the second day of the festival of Christmas / J. S. Bach. Edited by F. Damrosch. - New York: G. Schirmer, 1898. 30p. (= G. Schirmer's choral church music.) [BWV 248 II]
	2.	Goldschmidt, Otto; Damrosch, Frank (ed.):   Jesu, priceless Treasure. Motet for five Voices / J. S. Bach. Edited ... by O. Goldschmidt. (Edited by F. Damrosch.). - New York: G. Schirmer, 1898. 56p. Pl.-Nr.: 14354. (= J. S. Bach Choral Works) - repr. [c.1927] 56p. Pl.-Nr.: 14354. (= Musical Art Society of New York, No. 8) [BWV 227]
	3.	Damrosch, Frank (ed.):   God's time is best: sacred cantata no. 106 by J. S. Bach. The English translation and adaptation by the Rev. Dr. Troutbeck. Vocal Score. (Edited by Frank Damrosch.). - New York: Schirmer, c1899, 31p. Pl.-Nr.: 14352. (= J. S. Bach Choral Works) - copyright renewed, 1927. 31p. (= Musical Art Society of New York, No. 7) [BWV 106]
	4.	Damrosch, Frank (ed.):   Mass in B minor: for soli, chorus and orchestra / Johann Sebastian Bach. Edited by Frank Damrosch. [Vocal score] - New York: Schirmer, 1899. vi, 199p. Pl.-Nr.: 15053. - repr. c1927. [BWV 232]
	5.	Damrosch, Frank (ed.):   Ode of Mourning. (Trauerode.) English version after the German of J.C. Gottsched and W. Rust by George L. Osgood. Edited by Frank Damrosch. [Vocal score] - New York: G. Schirmer, [c.1900] 48p. Pl.-Nr.: 15168. (= J. S. Bach Choral Works) - repr. c.1927. [BWV 198]
	6.	Damrosch, Frank (ed.):   Two Chorales from the 'Ode of Mourning': 1. Was mein Gott will (Have I To Tread the Road of Death), 2. Jesus, meine Zuversicht (Up, My Soul). For four-part chorus of mixed voices with organ accompaniment ad lib. Edited by Frank Damrosch. English by George L. Osgood. - New York: G. Schirmer, c1900, c1927, 5p. Pl.-Nr.: 35573. (= Polyphonic choruses of the early masters, G. S. 8vo Choruses, No. 7572) [BWV 198]