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Type	List	Title [further info]	Series	Vol	No	Year	Pages	Status
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	1.	One more time: Bach and Seventeenth-Century Traditions of Rhetoric. A paper read at the Second J. S. Bach Dialogue Meeting 'New Directions in Bach Studies' at Faculty of Music, University of Oxford, 9-10 December 2006.	[p]BNUK_Oxford			Dec 2006
	2.	Collections, bars and numbers: Analytical coincidence or Bach's design? A paper read at the Second J. S. Bach Dialogue Meeting 'New Directions in Bach Studies' at Faculty of Music, University of Oxford, 9-10 December 2006.	[p]BNUK_Oxford			Dec 2006
	3.	Bach: Luther's Musical Prophet? A paper read at the Second J. S. Bach Dialogue Meeting 'New Directions in Bach Studies' at Faculty of Music, University of Oxford, 9-10 December 2006.	[p]BNUK_Oxford			Dec 2006
	4.	The musician-novels of the German Baroque: new perspectives on Bach's world. A paper read at the Second J. S. Bach Dialogue Meeting 'New Directions in Bach Studies' at Faculty of Music, University of Oxford, 9-10 December 2006.	[p]BNUK_Oxford			Dec 2006
	5.	Bach's Chamber Music with Flute: a 'hands-on' approach to fact and fiction. A paper read at the Second J. S. Bach Dialogue Meeting 'New Directions in Bach Studies' at Faculty of Music, University of Oxford, 9-10 December 2006.	[p]BNUK_Oxford			Dec 2006
	6.	'His superior ideas are the consequences of those inferior ones': Influence and Independence in Bach's Early Creative Development. A paper read at the Third J. S. Bach Dialogue Meeting 'New Directions in Bach Studies' at Faculty of Music, University of Oxford, 5-6 January 2008.	[p]BNUK_Oxford			Jan 2008
	7.	Bach materials in the Berlin Sing-Akademie: a preliminary stock-taking. A paper read at the Third J. S. Bach Dialogue Meeting 'New Directions in Bach Studies' at Faculty of Music, University of Oxford, 5-6 January 2008.	[p]BNUK_Oxford			Jan 2008
	8.	Performance and Reception of Bach's Matthew Passion in Berlin, 1829. A paper read at the Third J. S. Bach Dialogue Meeting 'New Directions in Bach Studies' at Faculty of Music, University of Oxford, 5-6 January 2008.	[p]BNUK_Oxford			Jan 2008
	9.	An Early English Imprint of the B minor 'Crucifixus'. A paper read at the Third J. S. Bach Dialogue Meeting 'New Directions in Bach Studies' at Faculty of Music, University of Oxford, 5-6 January 2008.	[p]BNUK_Oxford			Jan 2008
	10.	Nineteenth-Century Legacy Projected onto the Twenty First: A German-Israeli Dialogue on Bach's Passions. A paper read at the Third J. S. Bach Dialogue Meeting 'New Directions in Bach Studies' at Faculty of Music, University of Oxford, 5-6 January 2008.	[p]BNUK_Oxford			Jan 2008
	11.	Anna Magdalena as Bach's Copyist. A paper read at the Third J. S. Bach Dialogue Meeting 'New Directions in Bach Studies' at Faculty of Music, University of Oxford, 5-6 January 2008.	[p]BNUK_Oxford			Jan 2008
	12.	The 'Weimar Organ Tablature': Bach's Earliest Autographs. A paper read at the Third J. S. Bach Dialogue Meeting 'New Directions in Bach Studies' at Faculty of Music, University of Oxford, 5-6 January 2008.	[p]BNUK_Oxford			Jan 2008
	13.	Could the Thomaskantor Bach have been Allowed to Compose an Opera? A paper read at the Fourth International J. S. Bach Dialogue Meeting 'New Directions in Bach Studies' at Faculty of Music, University of Oxford, 3-4 January 2009.	[p]BNUK_Oxford			Jan 2009
	14.	Under the Spell of Opera? - Bach's Oratorio Trilogy of 1734-35. A paper read at the Fourth International J. S. Bach Dialogue Meeting 'New Directions in Bach Studies' at Faculty of Music, University of Oxford, 3-4 January 2009.	[p]BNUK_Oxford			Jan 2009
	15.	Passion and Drama in German Literature. A paper read at the Fourth International J. S. Bach Dialogue Meeting 'New Directions in Bach Studies' at Faculty of Music, University of Oxford, 3-4 January 2009.	[p]BNUK_Oxford			Jan 2009
	16.	The Dramaturgy of Religious Emotions in Bach's Cantatas: Aristotelian Processes in Neo-Platonic Frames. A paper read at the Fourth International J. S. Bach Dialogue Meeting 'New Directions in Bach Studies' at Faculty of Music, University of Oxford, 3-4 January 2009.	[p]BNUK_Oxford			Jan 2009
	17.	Bach and the Spirit of Music Drama. A paper read at the Fourth International J. S. Bach Dialogue Meeting 'New Directions in Bach Studies' at Faculty of Music, University of Oxford, 3-4 January 2009.	[p]BNUK_Oxford			Jan 2009
	18.	Recent Discoveries in St. Petersburg and their Meaning for Understanding Bach. A paper read at the Fourth International J. S. Bach Dialogue Meeting 'New Directions in Bach Studies' at Faculty of Music, University of Oxford, 3-4 January 2009.	[p]BNUK_Oxford			Jan 2009
	19.	Theological inferences drawn from Bach's cantata texts. A paper read at the Fourth International J. S. Bach Dialogue Meeting 'New Directions in Bach Studies' at Faculty of Music, University of Oxford, 3-4 January 2009.	[p]BNUK_Oxford			Jan 2009
	20.	The 'hybrid' recitatives of JS Bach. A paper read at the Fourth International J. S. Bach Dialogue Meeting 'New Directions in Bach Studies' at Faculty of Music, University of Oxford, 3-4 January 2009.	[p]BNUK_Oxford			Jan 2009
	21.	The Sound-Coded Politics: on the Cantata Tönet, ihr Pauken BWV 214 by Johann Sebastian Bach. A paper read at the Fourth International J. S. Bach Dialogue Meeting 'New Directions in Bach Studies' at Faculty of Music, University of Oxford, 3-4 January 2009.	[p]BNUK_Oxford			Jan 2009
	22.	'Ways to Bach'. A paper read at the Fourth International J. S. Bach Dialogue Meeting 'New Directions in Bach Studies' at Faculty of Music, University of Oxford, 3-4 January 2009.	[p]BNUK_Oxford			Jan 2009
	23.	Musical Drama in the Coffee Garden: Nature, Mythology and Morality in J.S. Bach's Secular Cantatas. A paper read at the Fourth International J. S. Bach Dialogue Meeting 'New Directions in Bach Studies' at Faculty of Music, University of Oxford, 3-4 January 2009.	[p]BNUK_Oxford			Jan 2009
	24.	Buttstett-Mattheson dispute and its implication for Bach Studies. A paper read at the Fourth International J. S. Bach Dialogue Meeting 'New Directions in Bach Studies' at Faculty of Music, University of Oxford, 3-4 January 2009.	[p]BNUK_Oxford			Jan 2009