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Type	List	Author: Title, Series, Vol/No (Year/Month/Date of Publication), Pages	Status
	1.	Vaughan Williams, Ralph (ed.):   Jesus Took to Him the Twelve. English translation by J. Steuart Wilson, edited for the Bach Choir by R. Vaughan Williams. - London: Goodwin and Tabb, c1921. 12p. [Two choruses: 1. But They Understood Not; 2. O Loose Us from Our Bondage. - BWV 22/1+5]
	2.	Vaughan Williams, Ralph; Foster, Arnold (arr.):   THE 'GIANT' FUGUE / J. S. BACH. Transcribed for String Orchestra by R. Vaughan Williams & Arnold Foster. - London: Oxford University Press, 1925. 4p. (= Oxford orchestral series, O6) [BWV 680]
	3.	Vaughan Williams, Ralph (arr.):   Choral and choral prelude: 'Ach, bleib bei uns, Herr Jesu Christ' = 'Now cheer our hearts this eventide' / J. S. Bach. For Harriet Cohen. Freely arranged for Pianoforte by R. Vaughan Williams. [BWV 649]
	4.	Vaughan Williams, Ralph:   Bach, the Great Bourgeois. Listener (3 Aug 1950), 170.
	5.	Vaughan Williams, Ralph:   Bach, the great bourgeois. MDigest 17 (1950), 1-6.
	6.	Vaughan Williams, Ralph:   Bach, the Great Bourgeois. MBook 7 (1952), 277-282.
	7.	Vaughan Williams, Ralph:   Bach and Schumann. [ce]VaughanWilliamsOnMusic (2008), 129-132. [Originally published in The vocalist 1/3 (1902), this essay discusses Schumann's statement about the influence of J.S. Bach and Jean Paul on his music.]
	8.	Vaughan Williams, Ralph:   Bach cantatas. [ce]VaughanWilliamsOnMusic (2008), 401-402. [Program note for a performance of three Bach cantatas by the Bach Choir, conducted by Vaughan Williams, at Central Hall, Westminster, on 14 December 1921.]
	9.	Vaughan Williams, Ralph:   Bach, St. Matthew passion. [ce]VaughanWilliamsOnMusic (2008), 405-406. [Program note for a performance by the Bach Choir and the London Symphony Orchestra, conducted by Vaughan Williams, at Queen's Hall, London, on 7 March 1923.]