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Type	List	Title [further info]	Series	Vol	No	Year	Pages	Status
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	1.	Abel, the German Composer. Anecdotes of Musicians.	Harmonicon	1	4	Apr 1823	46
	2.	History of Music in Germany [Bach made the following observations on Frederick the Great; Agricola as Bach's student]	Harmonicon	1	4, 5	Apr, May 1823	50-52; 64-65
	3.	John Sebastian Bach [Lithograph].	Harmonicon	1	6	Jun 1823	1p [74/75]
	4.	Memoir of John Sebastian Bach.	Harmonicon	1	6	Jun 1823	75-77
	5.	Memoir of John Baptist Cramer. [his young Russian Friend ... offered to give him a M.S. copy of the works of Bach ...]	Harmonicon	1	12	Dec 1823	179-181
	6.	A grand fugue, in three movements, and on three subjects, by John Sebastian Bach; arranged for two performers on the organ or piano-forte, by B. Jacob. (Clementi and Co., 26, Cheapside). [Review of music.]	Harmonicon	5	9	Sep 1827	189
	7.	[February] 16th. [Allan Ramseay's ballad, 'Patie' was originally set by Sebastian Bach] Extracts from the Diary of a Dilettante.	Harmonicon	6	3	Mar 1828	57
	8.	Frankfort. Foreign Musical Report. [Caecilia-verein performed Credo 'executed in a highly satisfactory manner ... under the direction of Mr. Scheibe']	Harmonicon	6	8	Aug 1828	186
	9.	Berlin [Rellstab's opinion of Paganini. Bach, 'St. Matthew Passion']. Foreign musical report.	Harmonicon	7	6	Jun 1829	148
	10.	Memoir of C. P. E. Bach.	Harmonicon	7	12	Dec 1829	291-293
	11.	Extracts from the diary of a dilettante [(Sept. 30th) Rivalry between Henriette Sontag and Maria Malibran in Paris (Taken from 'The Times'). (10th) Paganini in Frankfort. (20th) 'Crucifixus' by J.-S. Bach. (15th) Sabine Heinefetter and Giuditta Pasta. (17th) Adaptation of Boieldieu's 'Les Deux Nuits' performed at Covent Garden]	Harmonicon	7	12	Dec 1829	307-310
	12.	Notes of a Musical Tourist. To the Editor of the Harmonicon. Edinburgh, Nov. 23, 1829. [... I heard likewise a MS. Mass by Seb. Bach, in the severe style that characterises the works of that great man. Some of the choruses are wonderfully fine,--abounding in superb crashes of harmony, or in the intricacies of strict fugue. The solos, trios, and quartetts, likewise, partook of the same elevated character. I was so struck with the exquisite beauty and pathos of one of the quartetts, a Crucifixus, that I procured a copy of it; and I now send it to you for the pages of the Harmonicon, if at all within the design of the work, as affording at once a specimen of Bach's wonderful powers of harmony (the whole movement being written on four bars), and of what the students are capable of performing. ...]	Harmonicon	8	1	Jan 1830	5-7
	13.	On the Clavichord. To the Editor of the Harmonicon. Soho Square, Dec. 17th.	Harmonicon	8	1	Jan 1830	13
	14.	J. S. Bach's oratorio of the Passion, and Mozart's Entführung aus dem Serail. Berlin, August, 1830.	Harmonicon	8	10	Oct 1830	420-421
	15.	Memoirs of the Metropolitan Concerts. [J. C.] Bach & [C. F.] Abel's [1764-84] -- The Professional -- Salomon's [The Pantheon Concerts (1785-93)] (Continued from last volume).	Harmonicon	10	5	May 1832	101-103
	16.	Vocal. (1) 'The Venetian Boatman's Evening Song,' the words written, and the music arranged, from Sebastian Bach, by Edward Taylor. (A. Novello, Frith Street). (2) Trio, 'Sicut locutus est,' for a soprano, counter-tenor, and bass; composed by Finoglio; arranged from the manuscript score by Vincent Novello. (A. Novello). (3) Canon, 'Agne Dei,' composed by J. McMurdie, Mus.Bac. (Cramer and Co.). (4) Quartet, 'The Prayer before Battle,' translated from a poem by Körner, composed by C. M. von Weber. (Chappell). Review of new music.	Harmonicon	10	8	Aug 1832	178-180
	17.	The Organist's Companion, a series of voluntaries for the commencement, middle, and conclusion of divine service, chiefly selected from the works of Handel, Bach, Graun, Haydn, Mozart, Rink, &c. Also a collection of interludes, &c. by John Goss, organist of Chelsea New Church. Nos. 1, 2, 3, in octavo. (Cramer, Addison, and Beale). Review of new music. Organ.	Harmonicon	10	10	Oct 1832	228
	18.	Berlin. Foreign Musical Report. [Singing Academy proposes to give four Oratorios, Salomon, and Joshua of Handel, St. John the Evangelist, by Seb. Bach, and the fourth will probably be one of Haydn's ...]	Harmonicon	11	1	Jan 1833	18
	19.	Leipzig. Foreign Musical Report. [A. M. Ferd. Vogel performed Fugues by Seb. Bach ...]	Harmonicon	11	1	Jan 1833	18-19
	20.	Memoir of C. F. Zelter. [ ... procured some scores of Emanuel Bach and Hasse ...]	Harmonicon	11	3	Mar 1833	45-46
	21.	Berlin. ... M. Felix Mendelssohn has given two very brilliant concerts. Foreign Musical Report. [... a concerto in D minor of Sebastian Bach ...]	Harmonicon	11	5	May 1833	111
	22.	Dresden. Foreign musical report. [Opera company performed Bach's St. Matthew Passion on Palm Sunday]	Harmonicon	11	7	Jul 1833	158