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Year : 1840
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Type	List	Author	Title[further info]	Series	Vol	No	Year	Pages	Status
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	1.	[anon.]	The New Organ for Exeter Hall. Musical Intelligence. Metropolitan. [Mr Thomas Adams performed Three Fugues in various styles by Seb. Bach; part of the first Motett]	MWorld	13	198 (NS.6/105)	2 Jan 1840	8-9
	2.	[anon.]	The New Organ erected in Exeter Hall, for the performance of the Choral Society, was exhibited to a large audience, on Thursday evening last, ... Musical Intelligence. Metropolitan. [Mr Thomas Adams performed Fugue by Sebastian Bach.]	MWorld	13	202 (NS.6/109)	30 Jan 1840	73
	3.	[anon.]	John Sebastian Bach. [Compositional skill praised 'par excellence' ('Morning Chronicle')]	MWorld	13	208 (NS.6/115)	12 Mar 1840	156-157
	4.	[anon.]	Organ Performance. John Gray, Organ Builder, Has the honour to announce to his Musical Friends that he has completed an ORGAN of the First Class for the New Church at Thonbridge Wells, and that Mr. ADAMS has kindly consented to exhibit its powers on MONDAY evening next, the 20th inst., at seven o'clock, ... [Fugue and Chorus from a Motett by S. Bach.]	MWorld	13	210 (NS.6/117)	26 Mar 1840	199
	5.	[anon.]	Tonbridge Wells. -- Organ Performance. Musical Intelligence. Provincial. [recently built by Gray, performed by Mr. George Cooper, Prelude and fugue by S. Bach.]	MWorld	13	213 (NS.6/120)	16 Apr 1840	245
	6.	[anon.]	The Ancient Concerts. Musical Intelligence. Metropolitan. [at the Hanover-square Rooms, Wed evening; Chorus--O sing praises (fugue) by Sebastian Bach.]	MWorld	13	216 (NS.6/123)	7 May 1840	288
	7.	[anon.]	Ancient Concerts. Musical Intelligence. Metropolitan. [sixth performance, directed by Lord Howe, conducted by Mr Turle. -- Solo (Miss Woodyatt) and chorus--Hear what God. S. Bach; ... Song--(Mme. Nau)--Confusa abbandonata--[J.C.] Bach.]	MWorld	13	217 (NS.6/124)	14 May 1840	303
	8.	[anon.]	Mr. Potter's Concert. Musical Intelligence. Metropolitan. [a pedal fugue in G, of S. Bach, with Sig. Dragonetti, who played the pedal part on the double bass; this is a mistake which should not, and, it is to be hoped, will not again take place. The 'veteran Drago,' to use the expression of amateurs who encore this remarkable exhibition, has a surprising command of his instrument, but he cannot make it a pianoforte, and without a similar quality of tone between the pedal part and the manuals, the performance of these fugues cannot produce the effect intended by the author, and must step over the bridge between the sublime and ridiculous.]	MWorld	13	221 (NS.6/129)	18 Jun 1840	337-338
	9.	[anon.]	Modesty of John Sebastian Bach. [anecdote] Musical Intelligence. Miscellaneous.	MWorld	14	226 (NS.7/134)	23 Jul 1840	61-62
	10.	[anon.]	Observations on the term 'playing at sight' [Opinions of J.-J. Rousseau, Grétry, Lamotte (violinist), Garrat (singer), Sebastian Bach]	MWorld	14	241 (NS.7/139)	27 Aug 1840	136-138
	11.	S., J.	[Frequently used Fugue subjects] Musical Coincidences. To the Editor of the Musical World. [BWV 878/2 in Handel's 'Round about the starry throne' as a second subject; in Mozart's Jupiter Symphony; in the fugue in C, 'Davide Penitente' in a fugue by Crotch on Battishall's chant in E.]	MWorld	14	242 (NS.7/140)	3 Sep 1840	151