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Type	List	Author	Title [further info]	Series	Vol	No	Year	Pages	Status
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	1.	[anon.]	Sebastian Bach. Miscellaneous. [Subsequent imitators of his techniques]	MWorld	4	52	10 Mar 1837	190-191
	2.	[anon.]	Second Concert of Ancient Music. Concerts. [Sebastian Bach. --- Recit. and Song, 'O loss of sight!' 'Total eclipse!' Samson; ...]	MWorld	5	54	24 Mar 1837	24-25
	3.	[anon.]	Mr. Moscheles' Soirées. Concerts. [Beethoven, 'Sonata melanconica' in C sharp minor, op. 27, no. 2. Miss Bruce, Balfe, Miss Beale. Mendelssohn, 'Songs Without Words' (selections). Domenico Scarlatti, 'Suites of Lessons' performed on the harpsichord. Bach, Preludes and Fugues in B flat major, G sharp minor, and B major]	MWorld	5	54	24 Mar 1837	28-29
	4.	[anon.]	Classical Chamber Concerts. Concerts. [Onslow, Quintet. Mozart, String Quartet. Beethoven, Violin and Pianoforte Sonata in A minor; Mori, Mme Dulcken. 'Prelude e Fuga, for contra basso and pianoforte. Signor Dragonetti and M. Benedict - Sebastian Bach'.]	MWorld	5	56	7 Apr 1837	59-60
	5.	[anon.]	London Institution. Musical lectures. [Gauntlett on the rise and progress of ecclesiastical music: Handel and Bach]	MWorld	5	58	21 Apr 1837	94-95
	6.	[anon.]	The Ancient Concerts -- (Omitted last week.) Concerts. [John Christian Bach, 'Confusa abandonata'].	MWorld	5	61	12 May 1837	137
	7.	[anon.]	Classical Chamber Concerts. Concerts. [... Introduction and Fugue in G minor, pianoforte and double bass, Messrs. T. G. Reed and C. Severn; Bach. ...]	MWorld	5	62	19 May 1837	152-153
	8.	[anon.]	Sebastian Bach's concertos. Miscellaneous. [Moscheles announced to perform Bach's triple concerto in D minor (BWV 1063)]	MWorld	5	62	19 May 1837	159
	9.	Gauntlett, Henry John	John Sebastian Bach and George Frederic Handel.	MWorld	5	62, 63, 65	19, 26 May, 9 Jun 1837	145-148; 161-165; 193-196
	10.	[anon.]	Mr. Moscheles' Concert. Concerts. [Moscheles performed 'the grand triple concerto for piano-fortes by Sebastian Bach. It had never before been played in public in this country.' ... (BWV 1063)]	MWorld	5	64	2 Jun 1837	186-187
	11.	[anon.]	Mr. Cipriani Potter's concert. Concerts. [Hanover Square Rooms: ... Sebastian Bach, Prelude and Fugue in G, of Sebastian Bach's, with an obligato contra-basso, added by Dragonetti, and played by him. ...]	MWorld	5	65	9 Jun 1837	202-203
	12.	[anon.]	Sig. Benedict's Concert Concerts. [... repeated Bach's triple concerto--sufficient in itself to attract a large audience]	MWorld	6	66	16 Jun 1837	10
	13.	[anon.]	Sheffield. [Bishop's new organ] Miscellaneous. [Youngman named Rogers played Bach's grand Pedal Fugue in E major four sharps (BWV 566/2?)]	MWorld	6	66	16 Jun 1837	15
	14.	[anon.]	Leipsic. [C. F. Becker's organ concert] Chit-chat from the Continent. [magnificent corale by Sebastian Bach, 'Wenn wir in höchsten nöthen sind,' and the six-voice Ricercare from the 'Musikalisch Opfer,' one of the most wondrous specimens of Bach's imaginative powers, and which, as a masterpiece of harmony, may be pronounced unequalled.]	MWorld	6	73	4 Aug 1837	120
	15.	[anon.]	Sebastian Bach [Forkel]. Chit-chat from the Continent.	MWorld	6	73	4 Aug 1837	121-122
	16.	[anon.]	Organ Performance [at St. Katherine's Church in the Regent's Park by Miss Stirling] Miscellaneous. [Selection from the works of Sebastian Bach. ... the most difficult pedal fugues and preludes of Bach, with a degree of precision and mastery]	MWorld	6	76	25 Aug 1837	174
	17.	[anon.]	Bach's fugues and trios. Miscellaneous. [St. Katharine's Church: Miss Stirling ('Atlas')]	MWorld	7	80	22 Sep 1837	27-28
	18.	[anon.]	Birmingham Festival. Last morning (Friday 22nd). [Haeser, 'The Triumph of Faith'. Miscellaneous concert: Bach, Prelude and Fugue in E flat; Mendelssohn. Mme Albertazzi, Mrs. Shaw, Giulia Grisi]	MWorld	7	81	29 Sep 1837	41-42
	19.	[anon.]	John Sebastian Bach's grand studies for the organ; consisting of preludes, fugues, toccatas and fantasias, never before published in this country. Book 4.--Coventry & Hollier. Review.	MWorld	7	82	6 Oct 1837	60-61
	20.	[anon.]	Organ performance at St. Sepulchre's [by Miss Stirling] Miscellaneous. [a series of choice fugues and chorales from Sebastian Bach]	MWorld	7	83	13 Oct 1837	79
	21.	[anon.]	Professional Memoranda of the Late Mr. Samuel Wesley's Life. [No.86 gives variant title: Professional Memoranda of the Late Mr. Samuel Wesley.]	MWorld	7	84, 86	20 Oct, 3 Nov 1837	81-93; 113-117
	22.	[anon.]	The amenities and modesty of true Genius. [anecdote] Miscellaneous.	MWorld	7	86	3 Nov 1837	127
	23.	[anon.]	Leipsic. [concert in Thomas-Kirche on 28th September by the choir of the Alumni of Thomas-schule] Chit-Chat from the continent. [eight-voiced motett by Sebastian Bach]	MWorld	7	87	10 Nov 1837	139
	24.	[anon.]	The Italian opera of the last century. [Musical style: Pergolesi, Paisiello, Handel, Cimarosa, John Christian Bach]	MWorld	7	91	8 Dec 1837	193-197
	25.	[anon.]	The Sacred Musical Amulet; a selection of melodies from the works of John Sebastian Bach, Beethoven, Cherubini, Himmel, &c. &c. with original compositions. Edited by Charles McKorkell. Cocks. Review.	MWorld	7	93	22 Dec 1837	236