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Year : 1844
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Type	List	Author	Title[further info]	Series	Vol	No	Year	Pages	Status
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	1.	'Mediator'	The Contrapuntist's Society. Correspondence. To the Editor of 'Musical World'. [On the society set up by G. F. Flower]	MWorld	19	2	11 Jan 1844	11-12
	2.	[anon.]	Organ Trial [on Friday, 22nd in Highgate church] Miscellaneous. [assisted by V. Novello and Goss as umpires; fugue of Bach's; Mr. Gardner, of Ilminster, Somerset as the victor, having played a highly creditable fugue of his own, as well as Bach's magnificent pedal fugue, on St. Anne's tune, in a manner which it would not be easy to surpass] [BWV 552/2]	MWorld	19	5	1 Feb 1844	37
	3.	Q.	Classical chamber concerts. [Mendelssohn, String Quartet in B minor. J. S. Bach, Pianoforte Concerto; Sterndale Bennett] [BWV 1052]	MWorld	19	6	8 Feb 1844	41-42
	4.	Flowers, G. F.	[A reply on the Contrapuntist's Society.] Correspondence. To the Editor of 'Musical World'.	MWorld	19	6	8 Feb 1844	43
	5.	[anon.]	At. Ann's Aldergate Street. Miscellaneous. [Wylde played Bach's pedal fugue in C; Waller, one of the forth-eight fugues in D]	MWorld	19	6	8 Feb 1844	44
	6.	[anon.]	Concert of Sacred Music [5th under the direction of Miss Mounsey at Crosby Hall]. Miscellaneous. [A corale, by Bach, was superb, ...]	MWorld	19	8	22 Feb 1844	66
	7.	[anon.]	Mr. Flowers opened the large organ bound for Calcutta, in the New Road, last Tuesday evening. Miscellaneous. [He performed S. Bach's fugue in D minor, from 'The art of fugue'...]	MWorld	19	14	4 Apr 1844	122
	8.	[anon.]	Her Majesty's Concert Room, Hanover Square. Messrs. Moscheles and Ernst have the honour to announce that they will give A Grand Morning Concert of vocal and instrumental music, on Saturday, June 1, 1884. ... Sebastian Bach's Concerto for Three Pianofortes, with full Orchestral Accompaniments, performed by Messrs. F. Mendelssohn, Thalberg, & Moscheles. ... [BWV 1063 or 1064]	MWorld	19	22	30 May 1844	185
	9.	[anon.]	Messrs. Macfarren and Davison's Concerts of Chamber Music. (From the Morning Herald.) [The third of these classical and agreeable meetings at the Princess's Concert Room; the little Joachim played a fugue of Sebastian Bach ... The adagio and fugue in G minor, which Joachim volunteered, were delivered to perfection, and met with a unanimous encore. ... The vigorous fugue of old Bach he gave with the most complete readiness and precision; never faltering for an instant, or clouding the development of the subject in its inerlacements by confused or insufficient workmanship. As a mere manual performance it was remarkable; but there was a fine intelligence pervading every bar in the highest degree gratifying, the more so as it was quite unlooked for. ...] [BWV 1001/1-2]	MWorld	19	24	13 Jun 1844	215 196
	10.	[anon.]	Seventh Philharmonic Concert. Miscellaneous. [... Overture and Suite, first time of performance in this country--J. S. Bach. ... created that interest which naturally attaches itself to so illustrious a name, and was listened to with profound attention. Its reception was so warm that we doubt not of its becoming, for the future, a stock piece with the Society.]	MWorld	19	26	27 Jun 1844	196
	11.	[anon.]	Queen's Concert Rooms, Hanover Square, Last Concert of Mr. W. H. Ernst, On Friday Morning, July 5, 1844, To commence at 2 o'clock. ... Part II. Triple Concerto for three Pianofortes, Mr. Moscheles, Dr F. Mendelssohn Bartholdy, and Mr. * * * -- Bach. ... [readvertised in no.27, p.226]	MWorld	19	26	27 Jun 1844	218
	12.	Q.	Ernst. [Hanover Square Rooms: Mendelssohn, String Quartet in E minor. Beethoven, Violin and Pianoforte Sonata in A minor ('Kreutzer Sonata'). Bach, Concerto for three pianofortes; Mendelssohn, Moscheles, Döhler. Miss Dolby, Staudigl]	MWorld	19	28	11 Jul 1844	227-228
	13.	[anon.]	The great composers (By an American.)	MWorld	19	42, 46, 50, 51	17 Oct, 14 Nov, 12, 19 Dec 1844	340-341, 372-373, 406-407, 412-414
	14.	Amicus; Flowers, G. F.; Musica.	Counterpoint Controversy. [I, II, and III.] Correspondence. To the Editor of the Musical World.	MWorld	19	44	31 Oct 1844	355-356