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Type	List	Author	Title [further info]	Series	Vol	No	Year	Pages	Status
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	1.	Bangert, Mark P.	Toward a Well-Regulated Church Music. Bachian Prescriptions with Enduring Shelf Life.	Dialog	24	2	Spring 1985	107-112
	2.	Bangert, Mark P.	'This is my Blood of the New Testament'. The Institution of the Lord's Supper in Bach's Matthew Passion: An Exemplar for Hearing the Passion.	[cr]Amsterdam1993			1995	215-232
	3.	Bangert, Mark P.	The Fortunes of 'Festo Visitationis Mariae' in Lutheran Hands as Context of Cantatas BWV 10 and BWV 147. Paper read at a conference on 'Die Quellen Johann Sebastian Bachs: Bachs Musik im Gottesdienst' held on 4-8 October 1995 in Stuttgart.	[p]QJSB_Stuttgart			Oct 1995
	4.	Bangert, Mark P.	Contemporary Contextualizing of the Cantatas for the Annunciation: Problems and Prospects. 'American Bach Sources and Current Theological Research in Bach': The Annual Meeting of the Internationale Arbeitsgemeinschaft für theologische Bachforschung, September 10-14, 1997, hosted by the Newberry Library, Chicago as part of its exhibit: 'The Music and Mind of Bach.'	[p]IATB_Chicago			Sep 1997
	5.	Bangert, Mark P.	The Changing Fortunes of Festum Visitationis among Lutherans and Cantatas BWV 147 and BWV 10.	[cr]Stuttgart1995			1998	401-416
	6.	Bangert, Mark P.	Bach's Cantatas and the ordo missae: Then and Now Paper read at Internationale Arbeitsgemeinschaft für theologische Bachforschung e.V. 'Tradition und Erneuerung in Johann Sebastian Bachs Choralbearbeitungen' Die Gestaltung des lutherischen Kirchenliedes in Bachs Choralkantaten und Orgelchorälen. Symposium vom 30. September - 4. Oktober 1999 im Tagungszentrum Løgumkloster/Dänemark.	[p]IATB_Logumkloster			Oct 1999
	7.	Bangert, Mark P.	The Nunc Dimittis in Cantatas of J. S. Bach: A Note of Death or a Note of Life? A Chapter in the History of Cantata Reception in the U.S.A.	WolfenbüttelF	90		2000	223-235
	8.	Bangert, Mark P.	The Meaning of the Great Three Days as Context for the Passions of Bach. Passion, Affekt und Leidenschaft in der Frühen Neuzeit. 11. Jahrestreffen des Wolfenbütteler Arbeitskreises für Barockforschung in der Herzog August Bibliothek Wolfenbüttel vom 2. bis 5. April 2003	[p]WAfB_Wolfenbüttel			Apr 2003
	9.	Bangert, Mark P.	The Meaning of the Great Three Days as Context for the Passions of Bach.	WolfenbüttelArbBarockF	43		2005	ii: 591-605