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Type	List	Author	Title[further info]	Series	Vol	No	Year	Pages	Status
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	1.	Mitchell, Donald	[Freemasons' Hall. Britten, Les Illuminations; Peter Pears (tenor). Bach, Brandenburg Concerto no. 5; John Francis (flutist), Dr. Lofthouse (harpsichordist). Bartók, Divertimento; Jacques Orchestra] Editorial: the Edinburgh Festival.	MSurvey	1	1	Autumn 1947	1-2
	2.	Hall, Leonard	Exploratory Concert Society. St. Martin's School of Art. 3rd April, 1948. Concerts. [Piano works by Busoni: Second Sonatina. Indian Diary. Turandot's Alcove. Arrangement of Bach's Goldberg Variations. Songs by Falconieri, Handel, Ryger and Bax; Audrey Knowles (soprano)]	MSurvey	1	3	May 1948	79-80
	3.	Foldes, Andor	(a) The musical scene - New York - Fall 1948. Two Surveys. [Philadelphia Orchestra, Eugene Ormandy (conductor): Béla Bartók, Suite Wonderful Mandarin. Sibelius, Fifth Symphony. Strauss, Suite of the Rosenkavalier. New York Philharmonic Symphony Concerts, Mitropoulos (conductor). Brahms, Symphony no. 1. Richard Strauss, Also sprach Zarathustra. Recital by Sigi Weissenberg. Liszt, Sonata in B minor, Busoni, Transcriptions of Bach's Choral Preludes. The League of Composers with chairman Aaron Copland is preparing its first concert in the Museum of Modern Art. Copland's film music for The Red Pony and The Heiress. Virgil Thomson, Music to the documentary The Louisiana Story]	MSurvey	1	5	1949	141
	4.	Mitchell, Donald	Exploratory Concert Society, Conway Hall, 15th October, 1948. Concerts. [Orlando Gibbons, Three Fantasias; The London String Trio. Mozart's arrangement for string trio of two Fugues of Bach. Robin Orr, Serenade for string trio (1948). Gerald Finzi, Prelude and Fugue in A minor. Reger, String Trio, op. 141b]	MSurvey	1	5	1949	171
	5.	Boyars, Arthur	Lili Kraus at the Wigmore Hall. [.. Second concert: Bach, Chromatic Fantasie and Fugue. ...]	MSurvey	1	6	1949	191-192
	6.	Raynor, H. B.	St. Matthew Passion. Concerts. From the north. [Liverpool Philharmonic Concert; Sir Malcolm Sargent, Edna Morrison, Mary Jarred, William Herbert, Gordon Clinton, Harold Williams]	MSurvey	2	1	1949	60
	7.	Cox, David	St. Matthew Passion (Bach). Concerts. [Albert Hall: London Philharmonic Orchestra and Choir; Eduard van Beinum. Peter Pears, Robert Irwin, Isobel Baillie (soprano), René Soames]	MSurvey	2	1	1949	60
	8.	Meyerstein, E. H. W.	Bach, 'I call upon thee, Lord'. Arr. for two pianos by John Lovell (OUP). Reviews of music.	MSurvey	2	2	Autumn 1949	103
	9.	Meyerstein, E. H. W.	Bach, a Little Prelude in E minor. Arr. for piano solo by Harold Darke (OUP). Reviews of music.	MSurvey	2	2	Autumn 1949	103
	10.	Hamburger, Paul	J. S. Bach, 'Sheep may safely graze' (from Birthday Cantata); 'I step before thy throne, O Lord' (Chorale Prelude); Buxtehude, 'Nun bitten wir den heil'gen Geist' (Chorale Prelude). Transcribed for piano by Egon Petri (Boosey & Hawkes) Reviews of music.	MSurvey	2	2	Autumn 1949	109-110
	11.	Dickinson, Alan Edgar Frederic	Bach's Fugal Craftsmanship (I). [The Art of Fugue. Description of a typical fugue by Bach (To be concluded in the summer issue)]	MSurvey	2	3	Winter 1950	175-179
	12.	Foldes, Andor	New York in the Fall of 1949. [Philadelphia Orchestra; Ormandy. Bach, Organ Toccata and Fugue in D minor (orchestrated by Ormandy). ...]	MSurvey	2	3	Winter 1950	185-186
	13.	Hamburger, Paul	Bach, The Piano Concertos after Vivaldi, Marcello, Telemann, etc., edited by Arnold Schering (Peters). Reviews of music.	MSurvey	2	4	Spring 1950	255
	14.	Donington, Robert	Boyd Neel Orchestra: Bach programme, Chelsea Town Hall, 23rd January, 1950. Concerts and opera I. London and Birmingham.	MSurvey	2	4	Spring 1950	268
	15.	Meyerstein, E. H. W.	Gina Bachauer (pianist); Wigmore Hall, 18th March, 1950. Concerts and opera. [Reger, Variations and Fugue on a theme of Bach. Musorgsky, Pictures at an Exibition]	MSurvey	2	4	Spring 1950	273-274
	16.	Hamburger, Paul	Bach Concert: Stuttgart Chamber Orchestra; Carl Muenchinger. Central Hall, 20th March 1950. Concerts and opera I. London and Birmingham.	MSurvey	2	4	Spring 1950	274
	17.	Donington, Robert	Bach Concert: Stuttgart Chamber Orchestra; Carl Muenchinger. Central Hall, 21st March 1950. Concerts and opera I. London and Birmingham.	MSurvey	2	4	Spring 1950	274
	18.	Dickinson, Alan Edgar Frederic	Bach's Fugal Craftsmanship (II). [Description of a typical fugue by Bach (Continued). His uncanny observation of themes and their potential contexts]	MSurvey	3	1	Summer 1950	28-32
	19.	Dickinson, A. E. F.	J. S. Bach, Musical Offering (Peters-Hinrichsen). Reviews of music.	MSurvey	3	1	Summer 1950	49
	20.	Dickinson, A. E. F.	J. S. Bach, 'In our hour of deepest need.' Transcribed by John Barbirolli. Score (OUP). Reviews of music. [Transcription for two violas, three violoncellos, double bass, four horns and trumpet]	MSurvey	3	1	Summer 1950	49
	21.	Hamburger, Paul	Aimée Van de Wiele. Harpsichord recital. Wigmore Hall, 6th May, 1950. Concerts I. London. [Bach, Italian Concerto; Goldberg Variations]	MSurvey	3	1	Summer 1950	67
	22.	Hamburger, Paul	The London Guild of Arts. Capriol Orchestra; Roy Budden. Central Hall, 5th May, 1950. Concerts I. London. [Bach, Cantata no. 51; Margaret Ritchie (soprano). Mozart, Violin Concerto in A major; Alan Loveday. Shostakovitch, Concerto for piano and trumpet; Iris Loveridge (pianist), David Mason (trumpeter)]	MSurvey	3	1	Summer 1950	67
	23.	Hamburger, Paul	Tibor de Machula: Cello recital with Gerald Moore (pianist). Wigmore Hall, 1st June, 1950. Concerts I. London. [Bach, Sonata for cello solo in C. Beethoven, Sonata for cello and piano. op. 102, no. 2]	MSurvey	3	1	Summer 1950	69
	24.	Hamburger, Paul	Bach, Handel, Purcell. Anne Alderson (soprano). Maurice Bevan (baritone), Integer String Quartet. Cowdray Hall, 7th June, 1950. Concerts I. London.	MSurvey	3	1	Summer 1950	70
	25.	Keller, Hans	New Era Concert Society, Marcel Dupré, Bach recital. Albert Hall, 12th June, 1950. Concerts I. London.	MSurvey	3	1	Summer 1950	70
	26.	[anon.]	Competition. [No. 1. Set by P. H.: Imaginary conversations by (a) Bach and Handel in 1750; (b) Beethoven and Schubert in December 1826, (c) Wagner and Verdi in 1880. Not exceeding 400 words]	MSurvey	3	1	Summer 1950	79
	27.	Redlich, Hans F.	Bach in Lüneburg, 1700-1950. Report on the congress of musicologists and on the second world congress of music libraries. July 15th - 22nd, 1950. [Bach, St. Matthew Passion; Richard Liesche (conductor). St. Michael's church: Cantata no. 169 'Gott soll allein mein Herze haben'; three a cappella motets, a selection of Schübler chorales and Organ Fugues; Klosterkirche, Bach, Goldberg Variations; Fritz Neumayer (harpsichordist). Papers from Professor Arnold Schmitz, on the rhetorical qualities of Bach's music. H. F. Redlich, 'Anfaenge der Bachpflege in England, 1750-1850.' Other subjects were treated: W. Boetticher's new chronology of Orlandus Lassus' work. H. Chr. Wolff, 'The Value of History,' The Music Library Congress was important for its work in the committee, preparing a General Catalogue of Music]	MSurvey	3	2	1950	128-129
	28.	Mitchell, Donald	London Philharmonic Orchestra; Boult. Albert Hall, 2nd and 23rd November, 1950. Concerts I. London. [Vaughan Williams, London Symphony. Bach, Mass in B minor; Pears]	MSurvey	3	3	Mar 1951	204
	29.	Mann, William S.	Chamber music by Bach and others. [French Ouverture no. 3, Brandenburg Concerto no. 4; Stuttgart Chamber Orchestra (Decca). Bach, Solo Violin Sonata; Ossy Renardy (Decca).]	MSurvey	3	3	Mar 1951	221-222
	30.	Truscott, Harold	Bach: Brandenburg Concerto No. 3 in G. Chamber Orchestra of Palace Chapel, Copenhagen; Woldike (HMV). Gramophone records.	MSurvey	4	1	Oct 1951	377
	31.	Mackerness, Eric D.	Bach: Brandenburg Concerto No. 4 in G. Danish State Broadcasting Orchestra; Woldike (HMV). Gramophone records.	MSurvey	4	1	Oct 1951	377
	32.	Redlich, H. F.	Sirs (Letchworth, 2nd July, 1951). Correspondence. [The cuts in Reger's Variations and fugue on a theme of Bach by Gina Bachauer at her recital in Wigmore Hall, March 18, 1950]	MSurvey	4	1	Oct 1951	379-380