Bach Bibliography Search Result

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Year : 1877
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Type	List	Author	Title[further info]	Series	Vol	No	Year	Pages	Status
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	1.	[anon.]	Berlin [Singakademie: Bach, 'Weihnachts Oratorium']	MWorld	55	4	27 Jan 1877	70
	2.	[anon.]	Quartet Concerts. [Carrodus, Edward Howell (violoncellist), Val Nicholson (violinist), C. W. Doyle (violist) at Langham Hall. Beethoven, String Quartet, op. 18. Bach, Chaconne in D minor ('D. T.', Feb. 7)] [BWV 1004/5]	MWorld	55	6	10 Feb 1877	106
	3.	[anon.]	Carrodus and Edward Howell's Quartet Concerts (From the 'Graphic', Feb. 10th). [Bach, Chaconne in D minor. Boccherini, Sonata for violoncello] [BWV 1004/5]	MWorld	55	7	17 Feb 1877	116
	4.	[anon.]	Mr. Henry Leslie's choir. [J. S. Bach, 'Sing ye to the Lord' (motet)]	MWorld	55	11	17 Mar 1877	194
	5.	Beard, Otto	Bach's 'Passion of St. Matthew', and Beethoven's 'Mount of Olives'. To the editor of the 'Musical World'. [Boosey & Co.'s editions use literal English-language translations by John Oxenford]	MWorld	55	11	17 Mar 1877	200
	6.	[anon.]	Madame Arabella Goddard. [St. James's Hall: Sterndale Bennett, 'The Maid of Orleans'. Bach, Fantasia con fughetta in D ('Graphic')]	MWorld	55	14	7 Apr 1877	244
	7.	Poseidon	Bach's 'Matthew Passion' at St. Paul's. [Correspondence]. To the editor of the 'Musical World' [Query on the originator of the special services]	MWorld	55	14	7 Apr 1877	246
	8.	E., T.	The Bach Choir. [Constituted as a permanent body]	MWorld	55	16	21 Apr 1877	277
	9.	[anon.]	Portraits. No. 3. To John Sebastian Bach [Caricature].	MWorld	55	28	14 Jun 1877	477
	10.	[anon.]	Gloucester Musical Festival (From the 'Times'. Continued from page 600). Gloucester, Sept. 7. [Bach, 'Passion According to St. Matthew'. Beethoven, 'The Mount of Olives'; Mlle Albani, W. H. Cummings, Maybrick. Sullivan, 'In memoriam' Overture. B. Luard Selby, Kyrie-eleison. Brahms, 'A German Requiem'; Adela Vernon, Mme Patey, Cummings, Santley. Mendelssohn, 'Lobgesang'. Handel, 'Messiah'; Harford Lloyd (conductor), Mlle Albani, Sophie Löwe, Mme Patey, Santley, Edward Lloyd]	MWorld	55	37	15 Sep 1877	615-616
	11.	[anon.]	Leeds Musical Festival (From the 'Times'). September 24. [Walter Austin, 'The Fire King' (dramatic cantata); synopsis of Maud Hargreaves's libretto. Bach, Magnificat. Mozart, Requiem. Beethoven, 'The Mount of Olives'. Repertory of miscellaneous concerts]	MWorld	55	39	29 Sep 1877	647-648