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Type	List	Author	Title[further info]	Series	Vol	No	Year	Pages	Status
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	1.	[anon.]	'Bach's celebrated Forty-eight Preludes and Fugues,' arranged as pianoforte duets, by Henri Bertini. J. A. Novello). Reviews.	MWorld	20	1	2 Jan 1845	5
	2.	Stumpff, J. A.	Anecdote of Sebastian Bach.	MWorld	20	9	27 Feb 1845	99
	3.	[anon.]	Birmingham. Provincial Intelligence. [Bach's fugue in D minor performed by Mr Stimpson]	MWorld	20	9	27 Feb 1845	103
	4.	[anon.]	Sebastian Bach. Miscellaneous. [Messrs. Coventry and Hollier are about publishing a book of Forty-four Corales, from the original MSS. of this celebrated composer, under the superintendence of Dr. Mendelssohn. These Corales have never before been published, and will be doubtless welcomed with avidity by the musical profession, and especially the admirers of the illustrious Bach, who, we are happy to say, both in London and the provinces, are sufficiently numerous.]	MWorld	20	9	27 Feb 1845	105
	5.	[Burney, Charles]	John Sebastian Bach. [Biographical sketch]	MWorld	20	12, 13	20, 27 Mar 1845	134-135; 146-147
	6.	Schloss, Albert	Berlin. Foreign intelligence. [Vocal Academy: Spohr, 'The Last Judgment'. Bach, 'St. Matthew Passion'. Retrospect on Mendelssohn's 1829 performances]	MWorld	20	14	3 Apr 1845	163
	7.	[anon.]	A New Prodigy. Miscellaneous. [A little boy, scarcely six years of age, ...Mills... played fugues by J. S. Bach, Handel, and Vanhall--which he executes from memory, with wonderful point, and the style of a true artist]	MWorld	20	16-17	24 Apr 1845	191
	8.	[anon.]	A Musical Meeting took place at the residence of the celebrated composer and pianist M. Moscheles, for the purpose of performing two unpublished concertos of Bach:--the first in D major, and the second in G minor. Miscellaneous. [from Morning Post.]	MWorld	20	17-18	1 May 1845	209
	9.	[anon.]	Master Sebastian Bach Mills. Miscellaneous. [of whom we spoke in a recent number as a classical prodigy, has been playing at Drury Lane Theatre]	MWorld	20	19	8 May 1845	219
	10.	[anon.]	Moscheles gives his first matinée of classical chamber music, this morning, at No.76, Harley Street. Miscellaneous. [One of the features will be a concerto of Sebastian Bach, hitherto unknown in England. ...]	MWorld	20	21	22 May 1845	249
	11.	[anon.]	Mr. Moscheles' Matinees. [The first occurred on Thursday, May 22, and was devoted to the works of Sebastian Bach ... Chromatic Fantasia and Fugue, D minor (performed from Forkel's edition, with notes, as to the true style of performance, left by the author of Friedemann Bach, and by him to Forkel and his pupils)... Concerto, C minor, (MS.--never performed in this country), accompanied, by Messrs. Vieuxtemps, and Coenen, (violini), Hill, (alto), Hausmann and Flower (contrabasso) ...]	MWorld	20	28	10 Jul 1845	328
	12.	[anon.]	Philharmonic Society. [Mozart, Symphony in G minor. Mendelssohn, Overture 'The Calm Sea and Prosperous Voyage'. Bach, Pianoforte Concerto in D minor; Moscheles; ... Bach's concerto, an energetic and healthy work, was a great feature in the concert. It argued boldness, as well as love of art in Mr. Moscheles to introduce it. ...]	MWorld	20	28	10 Jul 1845	329
	13.	Front, Sebastian	Mr. French Flowers and his very Little Fable. Miscellaneous.	MWorld	20	30	24 Jul 1845	363-364
	14.	Front, Sebastian; Oldershaw, C.	[on Mr French Flowers] Original Correspondence. To the Editor of the Musical World.	MWorld	20	39	25 Sep 1845	464-465
	15.	[anon.]	Opening of the New Organ in the church at Ashton-Under-Lyne. (From a Correspondent.) [Mr. Oldham played Bach's pedal fugue in G minor in very excellent style.]	MWorld	20	40	2 Oct 1845	475