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Type	List	Title [further info]	Series	Vol	No	Year	Pages	Status
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	1.	Toward an understanding of fugue and fugato in the Masses of Joseph Haydn.	JMcolResearch	6	4	1986	311-351
	2.	Schumann's arrangements of Bach as reception history.	JMcolResearch	7	1	1986	29-46
	3.	The engraving of J. S. Bach's six partitas.	JMcolResearch	7	1	1986	3-27
	4.	The 'critischer musikus' as keyboard transcriber? Scheibe, Bach, and Vivaldi.	JMcolResearch	9	4	1990	255-271
	5.	Cadential processes: The evaded cadence and the 'one more time' technique.	JMcolResearch	12	1-2	1992	1-52
	6.	Bach's Chorus: Some Red Herrings [Points of View]	JMcolResearch	14	3-4	1995	223-234
	7.	Think of Damnation: J. S. Bach's Cantata 161 and Luther's Sermon on Preparing to Die.	JMcolResearch	16	1	1996	17-39
	8.	Tempo Relationships in the Prelude of Bach's Sixth English Suite: A Performance-Studies Approach.	JMcolResearch	18	2	1999	139-160
	9.	Splinters in the eye: Interpreting Webern's Bach transcription.	JMcolResearch	21	3	Jul-Sep 2002	167-195
	10.	Harmonic Rhythm in Bach's Ritornellos.	JMcolResearch	22	3	Jul-Sep 2003	183-222
	11.	Recent Bach Studies.	JMcolResearch	22	4	Oct-Dec 2003	387-402
	12.	'Et incarnatus': an afterthought? Against the 'Revisionist' view of Bach's B-Minor Mass.	JMcolResearch	23	1	2004	81-112
	13.	A Minor Mendelssohnian Mystery: The Curious Case of the Credo and the Nachspiel.	JMcolResearch	29	2-3	Apr 2010	148-158
	14.	Mendelssohn in 1825: A Snapshot with Two Canons.	JMcolResearch	29	2-3	Apr 2010	159-170
	15.	'With True Esteem and Friendship': The Correspondence of Felix Mendelssohn Bartholdy and Louis Spohr.	JMcolResearch	29	2-3	Apr 2010	171-259
	16.	A Little Prelude and the Scherzo That Almost Wasn't: Beethoven's 'New Path' and the Early-Nineteenth-Century Bach Revival.	JMcolResearch	32	2-3	Apr-Sep 2013	83-115
	17.	The 'theology' of Bach's Cöthen cantatas: Rethinking the dichotomy of sacred versus secular.	JMcolResearch	35	4	2016	275-298