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Type	List	Author: Title, Series, Vol/No (Year/Month/Date of Publication), Pages	Status
	1.	Murray, Anthony Gregory:   Organ Recital Programmes. MTimes 75/1102 (Dec 1934), 1121.
	2.	Murray, Anthony Gregory (arr.):   Adagio from the sixth Brandenburg concerto / J. S. Bach arranged for organ by Dom Gregory Murray. - London: Oxford University Press, c1939. 7p. [BWV 1051/2]
	3.	Murray, Anthony Gregory (arr.):   LARGO MA NON TANTO from the CONCERTO FOR TWO VIOLINS by J. S. BACH. Arranged for organ by DOM GREGORY MURRAY. - London: Novello & Co, [1949] 7p. (= Modern transcriptions for the Organ, No. 25) [BWV 1043/2]
	4.	Murray, Anthony Gregory (arr.):   Sonata in F. For treble recorder and pianoforte or harpsichord, etc. (Edited and arranged by Dom Gregory Murray.) [Score and part.] - London: Schott & Co, [1954] 2 pt. [BWV 1035]
	5.	Murray, Anthony Gregory:   'The Art of Fugue'. MTimes 95/1340 (Oct 1954), 551-552.
	6.	Murray, Anthony Gregory (arr.):   Canzona. For recorder quartet, descant, two trebles and tenor, etc. (Arranged by Dom Gregory Murray.) [Score.] London: Schott & Co, [1954] 9p. (= Schott's Archive of Recorder Consorts, No. 38) [BWV 588]
	7.	Murray, Anthony Gregory (arr.):   Affettuoso: from the fifth Brandenburg Concerto / J.S. Bach [arranged] for treble and tenor recorders and piano by Dom Gregory Murray. - London: Schott, c1954. 4p + St (2p). Best.-Nr.: RMS 574. Pl.-Nr.: S. & Co. Ltd 5776. (= Schott's Recorder Series, No. 39) [BWV 1050/2]
	8.	Murray, Anthony Gregory (arr.):   Trio I / J. S. Bach. For Treble and Tenor Recorders and Piano. Arranged by Dom Gregory Murray. [Score and parts.] - London: Schott & Co, [1954] 7p + 2 St. Best.-Nr.: RMS 576. Pl.-Nr.: 5777. (= Schott's Recorder Series, No. 40) [BWV 585]
	9.	Murray, Anthony Gregory (arr.):   Trio II / J. S. Bach. arranged for treble and tenor recorders and piano by Dom Gregory Murray. [Score and 2 parts] - London: Schott, 1954. 4p + 2 St. Best.-Nr.: RMS 578. Pl.-Nr.: S & Co. 5778. (= Schott's recorder series, 41) [BWV 583]
	10.	Murray, Anthony Gregory (arr.):   Andante from the second Brandenburg concerto / Joh. Seb. Bach For treble and tenor recorders and piano (harpsichord). Arranged by Dom Gregory Murray. [Score and part.] - London: Schott & Co, [1954] 4p + 2 St. Best.-Nr.: RMS 708. Pl.-Nr.: S. & Co. 5843. (= Schott's Recorder Series, No. 42) [BWV 1047/2]
	11.	Murray, Anthony Gregory (arr.):   Largo and Allegro ... / J. S. Bach For treble recorder and harpsichord (or piano) ... Arranged and edited by Dom Gregory Murray. [Score and part.] - London: Schott & Co, [1954] 11p + 1 St. Best.-Nr.: RMS 710. Pl.-Nr.: S. & Co. 5842. (= Schott's Recorder Series, No. 43) [BWV 1032/2-3]
	12.	Murray, Anthony Gregory (arr.):   Trio Movement. For two treble recorders and harpsichord or pianoforte ... Arranged and edited by Dom Gregory Murray. [Score and parts.] - London: Schott & Co, [1954] 4p + 2 St. Best.-Nr.: RMS 724. Pl.-Nr.: S. & Co. 5874. (= Schott's Recorder Series, No. 44) [BWV 528/2]
	13.	Murray, Anthony Gregory (arr.):   Arioso. / J. S. Bach. For treble rcorder and harpsichord (or piano). Arranged and edited by Dom Gregory Murray. [Score and part.] - London: Schott & Co, [1954] 3p + St. Best.-Nr.: RMS 722. Pl.-Nr.: S. & Co. 5875. (= Schott's Recorder Series, No. 45) [BWV 590/3]
	14.	Murray, Anthony Gregory (arr.):   Bach Album. Descant and treble recorders with piano ... [Arranged by] Dom Gregory Murray & Walter Bergmann. [Score and parts.] - London: Schott & Co, [1956] 2 pt
	15.	Murray, Anthony Gregory (arr.):   Treble and Tenor Duets. By Purcell, Handel, Bach and other masters. Alt und Tenor Duette. Arranged by Dom G. Murray. [For recorders. Score.] - London: Schott & Co, [1956] 8p.
	16.	Murray, Anthony Gregory (arr.):   Chorale Prelude / J. S. Bach. [18 Choräle von verschiedener Art. No. 5. Herr Jesu Christ, dich zu uns wend'] Two trebles and bass [recorders], etc. (Arranged by Dom Gregory Murray.) [Parts.] - London: Schott & Co, [1956] 3 pt. Best.-Nr.: RMS 802. Pl.-Nr.: S. & Co. 6013. (= Schott's Archive of Recorder Consorts, no. 62) [BWV 655]
	17.	Murray, Anthony Gregory (arr.):   Oboe album. selected and arranged by Dom Gregory Murray. - Mainz: Schott, 1957. 16p + St. Best.-Nr.: 10612. Pl.-Nr.: 6116. [includes a piece by Bach]
	18.	Murray, Anthony Gregory (arr.):   Four Chorale Preludes. Arranged for recorder quartet (descant, treble, tenor, bass) by Dom Gregory Murray. Playing score. - London: Oxford University Press, [1959] 6p.
	19.	Murray, Anthony Gregory (arr.):   Allegro ... Arranged for two treble recorders and piano (or harpsichord) by Dom Gregory Murray. [Score and parts.] - London: Oxford University Press, [1961] 3pt [BWV 530/3]
	20.	Murray, Anthony Gregory (arr.):   Sonatina. (Prelude [From Clavierübung, Tl. 1]. Siciliano. From cantata no. 29. 'Wir danken dir Gott.' Rondo. From cantata no. 117. 'Sei Lob und Ehr.') Arranged for treble recorder and piano by Dom Gregory Murray. [Score and part.] - London: Oxford University Press, [1962] 2 pt
	21.	Murray, Anthony Gregory (arr.):   Nine selected Pieces. Arranged for treble recorder and piano by Dom Gregory Murray. [Score and part.] - London: Schott & Co, [1965] 2 pt
	22.	Murray, Anthony Gregory (arr.):   Andante from Cantata No. 74. / J. S. Bach [Wer mich liebet. Komm, komm, mein Herze] For descant and treble recorders and piano. Arranged by Dom Gregory Murray. [Score and part.] - London: Schott & Co, [1966] 4p + 1 St. Best.-Nr.: RMS 1236. Pl.-Nr.: S & Co. 6668. (= Schott's Recorder Series, No. 60) [BWV 74/2]
	23.	Murray, Anthony Gregory (arr.):   Our Lady's Cradle Song ... [Weihnachts-Oratorium. Schlafe, mein Liebster] - Arranged for recorder quartet (descant, treble, tenor, bass) by Dom Gregory Murray. [Score] - London: Oxford University Press, [1968] 5p. [BWV 248/19]
	24.	Murray, Anthony Gregory (arr.):   Jesu, Joy of Man's Desiring. [Herz und Mund und Tat und Leben, Jesus bleibet meine Freude] Arranged [for recorders] by Dom Gregory Murray. (2 descants, treble, 2 tenors, bass.) Score. - London: Oxford University Press, [1974] 9p. [BWV 147/10]