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Type	List	Author	Title[further info]	Series	Vol	No	Year	Pages	Status
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	1.	Flowers, George French	Essay on the construction of fugue, with an introduction containing new rules for harmony, illustrated in a passacaglia and twelve fuges for the organ. London: Cramer/Beale and Co., 1846. 26p.				1846	26p
	2.	Flowers, George French	Six FUGUES, for the ORGAN composed and dedicated to Dr Crotch by George French Flowers (Pupil of the Celebrated C. H. Rink.) Op. 1. Price 8s. - London: Balls & Son, 408, Oxford Street, [1838]. 2-27p. Pl.-Nr.: 2035.				c 1838	27p
	3.	Flowers, George French	[Critique of Stephens' views on Bach's fugues; composition of an a capella fugue a necessary requirement for admission to the Contrapuntists' Society] Original correspondence. To the editor of the 'Musical Examiner'. [3, Keppel Street, Russell Square, Oct. 24th, 1843].	MExaminer		52	28 Oct 1843	391-393
	4.	Flowers, George French	[Commentary on Stephens' description of Bach's fugal writing] Original correspondence. To the editor of the 'Musical Examiner'. [See also 43:282]	MExaminer		55	18 Nov 1843	316-317
	5.	Flowers, George French	Mr. Flowers 'in re' himself. Original correspondence. To the editor of the 'Musical Examiner'. [Contrapuntal techniques of Mozart, Haydn, and J. S. Bach]	MExaminer		103	19 Oct 1844	848-849
	6.	Flowers, George French	'In re' Flowers and his aspersers. Original correspondence. To the editor of the 'Musical Examiner'. [Reply to Newson: contrapuntal writing of Handel and Bach compared; meaning of the phrase 'light and shade' (See 44:306)]	MExaminer		107	16 Nov 1844	29-30
	7.	Flowers, George French	To the editor of the 'Musical World'. Original correspondence. [Query on original harmonization of Gregorian chant and contemporary acceptance of Bach's chorale settings]	MWorld	21	35	29 Aug 1846	413
	8.	Flowers, George French	Why Sebastian Bach's chorals are not sung in the Church of England. To the editor of the 'Musical World'. [Remarks on the excellence of Bach's harmonization]	MWorld	21	37	12 Sep 1846	436
	9.	Flowers, George French	The Bach Society. Original correspondence. (To the editor of the Musical World.) [Correspondent believes Bach's centenary should be celebrated; problems encountered in the performance of Bach's compositions] ['Some years ago, I presented the Sacred Harmonic Society with a copy of Bach's Mass, in B minor, on the condition that it should be performed. The society gave it up in despair after the first rehearsal. The superior skill of Mr. Costa would be well tested by making a fresh trial of this work, and prove further the advantage gained by placing a great conductor over the Sacred Harmonic Society.']	MWorld	25	16	20 Apr 1850	244-245
	10.	Flowers, George French	M. Silas and the Bach Society. Original correspondence. (To the editor of the Musical World). [Correspondent explains his point of view concerning the various questions raised in his correspondence]	MWorld	25	22	1 Jun 1850	342-343
	11.	Flowers, George French	Appeal to British Organists. Original correspondence. (To the editor of the Musical World).	MWorld	25	35	31 Aug 1850	570