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Type	List	Author	Title [further info]	Series	Vol	No	Year	Pages	Status
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	1.	[anon.]	Rare works [Bach, 'Oratorio of the Passion'].	MessageBird	1	4	15 Sep 1849	64
	2.	Fétis, François-Joseph	History of the piano-forte (Continued from page 144). [Harpsichords produce unusual timbres: 'jeu céleste' and 'angélique'; improvements made by Godfrey Silbermann of Freyberg and Blachet of Paris. Emergence of several great harpsichordists: François Couperin, Domenico Scarlatti, Rameau and Bach. Neglected accomplishments of Schobert; clavecin d'amour of Godfrey Silbermann and the 'vis-à-vis' of Johann Stein of Augsburg. Early attempts at pianoforte construction by Marius (France, 1716), Christian Amadeus Schroeter (Germany, 1717) and Cristofori (Italy, 1718)].	MessageBird	1	11	1 Jan 1850	177-178
	3.	[anon.]	A portrait. [Johann Sebastian Bach's modest manner of living]	MessageBird	1	13	1 Feb 1850	217
	4.	Dwight, John S.	Bach's fugues (Original) [Definition].	MessageBird	2	27	1 Sep 1850	443
	5.	[anon.]	Editors of 'Message Bird' (London, August 15, 1850). [Bach Society. Buckingham Palace: Heinrich Werner, child prodigy pianist. Recent operatic productions]	MessageBird	2	28	14 Sep 1850	459-460
	6.	[anon.]	Memoir of John Sebastian Bach. [Biographical sketches]	MessageBird	2	31	1 Nov 1850	511-512
	7.	[anon.]	Origins of the Bachs as musicians. [General miscellany]	MessageBird	2	40	15 Mar 1851	651-652
	8.	Dwight, John S.	Bach's fugues.	MessageBird	2	40	15 Mar 1851	653
	9.	W. G.	Hullah's concerts -- Bach -- Handel -- Gluck -- Beethoven -- The opera. [St. Martin's Hall: Bach, Credo from the Mass in B minor. Gluck, 'Orfeo ed Euridice' (Act II). Her Majesty's Theatre: Caroline Duprez]	MessageBird	2	43 NS	1 May 1851	65-66
	10.	[Mason, Lowell]	Letter from Lowell Mason (Leipzig, March 12, 1852). Musik -- Vereins -- Euterpe; Gluck, Cherubini, Bach, Beethoven. Correspondence. [Gluck, Overture to 'Iphigenia in Aulis'. Cherubini, Requiem for male voices. Bach, Concerto for two pianos. Beethoven, Symphony no. 5].	MessageBird	3	16	15 Apr 1852	233
	11.	[Mason, Lowell]	Letter from Lowell Mason (Berlin, April 9, 1852). [Frederick the Great]. Wilhelm Bach. Military music. The 'Tod Jesu' by Graun, the 'Passion music' by Bach and the 'Seven Words' by Haydn. Correspondence. [Garnisonkirche: Julius Schneider (director)]	MessageBird	3	18	15 May 1852	275-276
	12.	[anon.]	Interesting German tale. 'Ein feste Burg ist unser Gott' (Translated from the German, for 'The Musical World', by Henry Mason) [Fictional account of an incident in the life of Johann Sebastian Bach]	MessageBird	3	20	15 Jun 1852	333-335