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Year : 1850
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Type	List	Author	Title[further info]	Series	Vol	No	Year	Pages	Status
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	1.	[anon.]	St. Paul at Manchester. (Abridged from the Manchester Examiner.) [Here and there the mind is relieved from excitement, by the beautiful chorales judiciously introduced as resting places in the busy progress of the drama; a feature first presented to us by Bach, and occasionally resorted to by some of his successors. We hope that before long one or more of Bach's great choral works will be made known in England, through translation. ...]	MWorld	25	6	9 Feb 1850	83-84
	2.	[anon.]	M. Billet's Classical Concerts. [prelude and fugue in A flat]	MWorld	25	7	16 Feb 1850	97-98
	3.	[anon.]	The Old Musician. [Friedemann Bach] Translated from the German of J. P. Lyser. (Concluded from our last.)	MWorld	25	7	16 Feb 1850	103-105
	4.	[anon.]	Mr. Sterndale Bennett's classical soirées. [Hanover Square Rooms: Beethoven, Violin Sonata in G, op. 96; Ernst. Mendelssohn, Caprice in B flat minor, op. 33. Bach, Sonata in C minor (violin and pianoforte)] [BWV 1017]	MWorld	25	8	23 Feb 1850	109-110
	5.	[anon.]	Bernhard Molique's Chamber Concerts. [Chaconne, with variations for the violin--Bach, with accompaniment of the pianoforte--Mendelssohn, B. Molique and Mdlle. Molique. ... The Chaconne of Bach is the same which Joseph Joachim played at the Musical World concert, in 1847, when Mr. Lindsay Sloper executed Mendelssohn's pianoforte accompaniment ...] [BWV 1004/5]	MWorld	25	10	9 Mar 1850	147
	6.	A West Country Organist	Sebastian Bach. Original correspondence. (To the editor of the Musical World.) [Suggestions for the centenary of the composer's death (Devonshire, March 27, 1850)].	MWorld	25	13	30 Mar 1850	199
	7.	[anon.]	St. Martin's Hall, 89, Long Acre. Mr. Alexander Billet ... begs to announce the last of a series of three evening concerts of Classical Pianoforte Music, at the above Hall, on Friday, April the 5th [1850] [Prelude and Fugue in B minor -- Bach]	MWorld	25	13	30 Mar 1850	203
	8.	[anon.]	M. Billet's Classical Concerts. [at St. Martin's Hall] [Prelude and Fugue in B minor]	MWorld	25	15	13 Apr 1850	228
	9.	Flowers, George French	The Bach Society. Original correspondence. (To the editor of the Musical World.) [Correspondent believes Bach's centenary should be celebrated; problems encountered in the performance of Bach's compositions] ['Some years ago, I presented the Sacred Harmonic Society with a copy of Bach's Mass, in B minor, on the condition that it should be performed. The society gave it up in despair after the first rehearsal. The superior skill of Mr. Costa would be well tested by making a fresh trial of this work, and prove further the advantage gained by placing a great conductor over the Sacred Harmonic Society.']	MWorld	25	16	20 Apr 1850	244-245
	10.	A Member of the Bach Society	Mr. French Flowers and the Bach Society. Original correspondence. (To the editor of the Musical World) [Correspondent protests Flowers' fault finding (London, May 16, 1850)]	MWorld	25	20	18 May 1850	310
	11.	[anon.]	The Musical Union. [first appearance in London of M. Silas, performing Bach's concerto in D minor (with quintet accompaniment)] [BWV 1052/1]	MWorld	25	21	25 May 1850	320
	12.	Flowers, George French	M. Silas and the Bach Society. Original correspondence. (To the editor of the Musical World). [Correspondent explains his point of view concerning the various questions raised in his correspondence]	MWorld	25	22	1 Jun 1850	342-343
	13.	Aspull, William	Aspull v. Flowers. Original correspondence. (To the editor of the Musical World).	MWorld	25	26	29 Jun 1850	405-406
	14.		Six Introductions and Fugues composed & Dedicated to British Organists, by George French Flowers, Mus. Bac. Oxon. ... Advertisements. Publishing by Subscription, (Publishers, Cramer, Beale, & Co., 201, Regent Street.) Price 6s. 6d. to subscribers, 10s. 6d. to non-subscribers.	MWorld	25	34	24 Aug 1850	540
	15.	Flowers, George French	Appeal to British Organists. Original correspondence. (To the editor of the Musical World).	MWorld	25	35	31 Aug 1850	570
	16.	Ewer & Co.	Johann Sebastian Bach's Six Mottets, (Two of which were recently performed at the Meeting of the Bach Society,) now in course of publication, are to be printed in Score, with English and German Words, and an additional adaptation for the Pianoforte or Organ, for use at Rehearsals. ... Advertisements. [dated September 1850]	MWorld	25	45	9 Nov 1850	570
	17.	[anon.]	Opening of the Great Boston Organ. Provincial Intelligence. [grand pedal fugue in B minor, BWV 544/2?]	MWorld	25	51	21 Dec 1850	821-822
	18.	[Busby, Thomas]	John Sebastian Bach. Our scrap book. [Bach's eye operation in 1740 [sic] and on the 10th day he suddenly recovered his sight, and saw as well as ever, according to Dr. Busby's Anecdotes.]	MWorld	25	51	21 Dec 1850	825