Bach Bibliography Search Result

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Year : 1851
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Type	List	Author	Title[further info]	Series	Vol	No	Year	Pages	Status
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	1.	[anon.]	Mr. Sterndale Bennett's classical soirées. [Hanover Square Rooms: Bennett, Pianoforte Trio in A minor, op. 26. Clementi, Pianoforte Sonata in G minor ('Didone abbandonata'). Bach, Concerto for two pianofortes; Bennett and Dorrell]	MWorld	26	9	1 Mar 1851	132-133
	2.	[anon.]	M. Alexandre Billet's concerts. [Our scrap book] [Clementi, Pianoforte Sonata in B minor, op. 40. Preludes and Fugues of Bach and Mendelssohn. Beethoven, Pianoforte Sonata, op. 106]	MWorld	26	12	22 Mar 1851	180
	3.	[anon.]	St. Martin's Hall. Musical Intelligence. Miscellaneous. [Hullah's miscellaneous choral concert: Bach, Credo from the Mass in B minor. Edward Fitzwilliam, Offertorium. Gluck, 'Orfeo ed Euridice'; Mlle Graumann]	MWorld	26	12	22 Mar 1851	189
	4.	[anon.]	Mr. Sterndale Bennett's classical soirées. [Third and last of the present series of classical pianoforte piaformance; Fugue in E minor (J. S. Bach.); the last of two songs of the beneficiaire was the bass song in A, from Bach's mass in B minor]	MWorld	26	15	12 Apr 1851	235
	5.	[anon.]	'Introduction to the Organ.'--George Cooper--Addison & Hollier.	MWorld	29	29	19 Jul 1851	459
	6.	[anon.]	Music at Manchester. [Mr. Charles Hallé's Second Classical Chamber Concert, Thursday the 20th] (From our own Correspondent.) [incl. Bourree and Double - Violin and pianoforte, BWV 1002/7-8]	MWorld	29	48	29 Nov 1851	755
	7.	Horkins, Edward J.	Burney's History of Music. (To the Editor of the Musical World.) [... Burney's opinion when speaking of Sebastian Bach's great Organ works, that Bach ''seemed to have been constantly in search of what was new and difficult, without the least attention to nature and facility,'' would require absolute revision before it could now be accepted or reiterated....]	MWorld	29	48	29 Nov 1851	758
	8.	[anon.]	Playing at Sight. [Referring to Forkel, claiming that Bach said 'No! one cannot play everuything at first sight; it is not possible.']	MWorld	29	49	6 Dec 1851	772-773