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1. Smaill, PeterTheological 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
2. Smaill, PeterSterben ist mein Gewinn: A consideration of the significance of word/number symbolism relating to the Chorale, 'Ich Hab' mein' Sach' Gott Heimgestellt' BWV 1113 and other early works of J S Bach, and their relation to the apocryphal 'Lukas-Passion' BWV 246/Anh. II.30. A paper read at SMA Spring Study Day 'Bach's Passions' held on 24-25 April 2009 at University of Glasgow. [p]SMA_Glasgow Apr 2009
3. Smaill, PeterBach among the Heretics: Inferences from the Cantata Texts. http://www.bachnetwork.co.uk/ub4/smaill.pdf UnderstandingBach 4 2009 101-118
4. Smaill, PeterEvery Silver Lining has a Cloud: Bach and the share registers of the Ursula Erbstollen mine. A Paper read at the 15th Biennial International Conference on Baroque Music held at Southampton University, 11-15 July 2012. [p]BICB_Southampton Jul 2012
5. Smaill, PeterEvery Silver Lining has a Cloud: Bach and the Share Register of the Ursula Erbstollen Mine. Reports. http://www.bachnetwork.co.uk/ub8/UB8_Smaill.pdf UnderstandingBach 8 2013 139-144
6. Smaill, PeterAmerican Bach Society Biennial Meeting May 2014. BachNotesLBS Autumn 2014 [4-5]
7. Smaill, PeterPrince Albert and the Reception of the Chorale in England. A paper presented at the dialogue session 'Copyists, Cantatas, Chorales and Censorship' at the Seventh J. S. Bach Dialogue Meeting at Madingley Hall, Cambridge, 8-10 July 2015. [p]BNUK_Cambridge Jul 2015
8. Smaill, PeterBACH GOES WEST: Peter Smaill reports on the American Bach Society Conference in April 2016. BachNotesLBS Autumn 2016 [4]

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