Type | List | Title[further info] | Series | Vol | No | Year | Pages | Status |
| 1. | Generalities. Sebastian Bach's wig. Rubini. Rachel. Lablache and Russian gold. 'Home, Sweet Home'. |
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9 | 2 [163] | 13 May 1854 |
13 |
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| 2. | Sheet music critically selected. Wm. C. Peters & Sons, Cin. [Fugue for the organ by John Sebastian Bach]. |
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9 | 13 [174] | 29 Jul 1854 |
151 |
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| 3. | Stories about Mozart. Mozart on a journey [Orchestral rehearsal in Leipzig]. Mozart's organ playing, etc. [Influence of examination of Bach's manuscripts at St. Thomas's Church]. Power of extempore composition [Two canons composed for Doles]. Mozart on church music. Mozart and the piano tuner. |
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9 | 23 [173] | 22 Jul 1854 |
134-135 |
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| 4. | Musical monarchs (Continued from No. 182. From the 'London Musical Transcript'). Frederick the Great [Agricola, Reichardt, Carl Phillip Emanuel Bach]. |
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10 | 8 [186] | 21 Oct 1854 |
92-93 |
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| 5. | The 'Thomas School' of Leipzig [Musical instruction]. Sebastian Bach's last journey. |
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15 | 283 | 30 Aug 1856 |
400-403 |
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| 6. | Originality. [Means of achieving individuality in music; examples from Handel and Bach] |
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17 | 307 | 14 Feb 1857 |
97-98 |
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| 7. | John Sebastian Bach (From a lecture on music, delivered in 1836, at the Islington Literary and Scientific Institution). [Survey of works and biographical sketch] |
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17 | 314 | 4 Apr 1857 |
215-216 |
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| 8. | Mason and Thomas' last matinee. [Union Square: J. S. Bach, Chaconne for the unaccompanied violin; Theodore Thomas. Schumann, Pianoforte Quintet in E flat major, op. 44; Mason, Thomas, Mosenthal, Matzka, Bergmann] [BWV 1004/5] |
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19 | 17 [369] | 24 Apr 1858 |
260 |
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| 9. | Mason & Thomas's fifth matinee. [Schumann, Quartet in F major, op. 41, no. 2; Thomas Mosenthal, Matzka and Bergmann. Beethoven, Grand Sonata, op. 47, for piano and violin; Mason and Thomas. J. S. Bach, Triple concerto, for three pianos; Scharfenberg, Timm, Mason, Thomas, Mosenthal, Matzka, Bergmann and Preusser] |
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19 | 17 [369] | 24 Apr 1858 |
260 |
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| 10. | Mason and Thomas's matinee. [Schumann, Quartette in A major; Thomas, Mosenthal, Matzka and Bergmann. Beethoven, Sonata for violoncello and pianoforte; Mason and Bergmann. Bach, Chaconne for violin unaccompanied; Thomas. Schubert, Pianoforte Trio in B flat major] [BWV 1004/5] |
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20 | 23 [401] | 4 Dec 1858 |
770-771 |
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| 11. | Exhibition of the musical magic lantern. New and much improved edition (For 'The Musical World'. Continued from last week). [Poetic excerpts associated with famous musicians and authors. To be continued] W. A. King. T. Handel. Chevalier Gluck. W. A. Mozart. W. R. Dempster. J. S. Bach. Th. Oesten. J. F. Taunt. Jenny Lind. J. M. Sayles. Anna J. Dyott. Carl Breusing. Professor T. Wood. Mrs. Julia L. Bodstein. Mademoiselle Dardier. George Doelker. V. C. Taylor. S. Brainard. Mr. Aptommas. Hector Berlioz. Miss Mary Crandal. James F. Hall. Ch. E. Herring [organist]. F. Mannsfield. Manuel Fenollosa. H. Rosellen. Miss Annie Kemp. Signor Bernardi. H. C. Lunn [writer]. S. B. Driggs. Philippe Henle. A. Gathy. Henry Herz. |
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21 | 1 [405] | 1 Jan 1859 |
1-2 |
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| 12. | Bach and Handel. [Comparison; extracts from Forkel's biography] |
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22 | 5 [427] | 4 Jun 1859 |
5-6 |
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| 13. | Early development of musical genius. [Examples of childhood inclination toward music in the lives of Purcell, Handel, Bach and Mozart (From 'Chamber's Journal')] |
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25 | 10 [484] | 7 Jul 1860 |
5-6 |
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| 14. | Reminiscences of Felix Mendelssohn-Bartholdy. On his 57th Birthday, February 3rd, 1866. Translated anonymously from the original German edition in Daheim 2 (1866): 373ff. |
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31 | | 12, 19 May 1866 |
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