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Wesley, SamuelA sketch of the state of music in England, from the year 1778 up to the present. MWorld1 1 18 Mar 1835 1-3
[anon.]John Sebastian Bach's 'Grand Studies for the Organ', consisting of preludes, fugues, toccatas and fantasias, never before published in this country. Book I. Coventry & Hollier. MWorld1 3 1 Apr 1836 46
[Raumer, Frederick von]England in 1835: being a series of letters written to friends in Germany, during a residence in London and excursions into the provinces. MWorld1 5 15 Apr 1836 73-75
[anon.]Gems of German Criticism. No.2. Sebastian Bach. [Zelter's letter to Goethe]. MWorld1 7 29 Apr 1836106-108
[anon.]Mr. Moscheles. MWorld1 8 6 May 1836129
[anon.]Mr. Moscheles' Concert. MWorld1 9 13 May 1836142
[Gauntlett, Henry J.]Sebastian Bach [from Mr. Gauntlett's Lectures] MWorld1 12 3 Jun 1836181-184
[anon.]Berlin. MWorld2 15 24 Jun 1836 28
Gauntlett, Henry JohnThe ecclesiastical music of this country. MWorld2 17 8 Jul 1836 49-52
Hogarth, GeorgeMusica Instruments. -- The Piano-forte. MWorld2 18 15 Jul 1836 65-69
Gauntlett, Henry JohnEnglish ecclesiastical composers of the present age. MWorld2 21 5 Aug 1836113-120
Gauntlett, Henry JohnLouis Spohr's second oratorio 'The Last Hours of the Saviour.' MWorld2 26 9 Sep 1836193-199
[anon.]Francfort on the Oder. MWorld3 36 18 Nov 1836156
[anon.]Sebastian Bach. MWorld4 52 10 Mar 1837190-191
[anon.]Second Concert of Ancient Music. MWorld5 54 24 Mar 1837 24-25
[anon.]Mr. Moscheles' Soirées. MWorld5 54 24 Mar 1837 28-29
[anon.]Classical Chamber Concerts. MWorld5 56 7 Apr 1837 59-60
[anon.]London Institution. MWorld5 58 21 Apr 1837 94-95
[anon.]The Ancient Concerts -- (Omitted last week.) MWorld5 61 12 May 1837137
[anon.]Classical Chamber Concerts. MWorld5 62 19 May 1837152-153
[anon.]Sebastian Bach's concertos. MWorld5 62 19 May 1837159
Gauntlett, Henry JohnJohn Sebastian Bach and George Frederic Handel. MWorld5 62, 63, 65 19, 26 May, 9 Jun 1837145-148; 161-165; 193-196
[anon.]Mr. Moscheles' Concert. MWorld5 64 2 Jun 1837186-187
[anon.]Mr. Cipriani Potter's concert. MWorld5 65 9 Jun 1837202-203
[anon.]Sig. Benedict's Concert MWorld6 66 16 Jun 1837 10
[anon.]Sheffield. [Bishop's new organ] MWorld6 66 16 Jun 1837 15
[anon.]Leipsic. [C. F. Becker's organ concert] MWorld6 73 4 Aug 1837120
[anon.]Sebastian Bach [Forkel]. MWorld6 73 4 Aug 1837121-122
[anon.]Organ Performance [at St. Katherine's Church in the Regent's Park by Miss Stirling] MWorld6 76 25 Aug 1837174
[anon.]Bach's fugues and trios. MWorld7 80 22 Sep 1837 27-28
[anon.]Birmingham Festival. Last morning (Friday 22nd). MWorld7 81 29 Sep 1837 41-42
[anon.]John Sebastian Bach's grand studies for the organ; consisting of preludes, fugues, toccatas and fantasias, never before published in this country. Book 4.--Coventry & Hollier. MWorld7 82 6 Oct 1837 60-61
[anon.]Organ performance at St. Sepulchre's [by Miss Stirling] MWorld7 83 13 Oct 1837 79
[anon.]Professional Memoranda of the Late Mr. Samuel Wesley's Life. MWorld7 84, 86 20 Oct, 3 Nov 1837 81-93; 113-117
[anon.]The amenities and modesty of true Genius. [anecdote] MWorld7 86 3 Nov 1837127
[anon.]Leipsic. [concert in Thomas-Kirche on 28th September by the choir of the Alumni of Thomas-schule] MWorld7 87 10 Nov 1837139
[anon.]The Italian opera of the last century. MWorld7 91 8 Dec 1837193-197
[anon.]The Sacred Musical Amulet; a selection of melodies from the works of John Sebastian Bach, Beethoven, Cherubini, Himmel, &c. &c. with original compositions. Edited by Charles McKorkell. Cocks. MWorld7 93 22 Dec 1837236
[anon.]The Forty-eight Preludes and Fugues of John Sebastian Bach. New edition. By. C. Czerny Boosey, Cocks, Ewer and Co. MWorld8 97 (NS.1/3) 19 Jan 1838 39
Andre, GustavusJ. Seb. Bach's Grand Mass In B Minor, For two Sopranos, Alto, Tenor, Bass, and full Orchestras. MWorld8 97 (NS.1/3) 19 Jan 1838 47
LonsdaleThe Choral and Instrumental Fugues of John Sebastian Bach, in continuation of the English Edition of his Forty-eight Preludes and Fugues, arranged from his Masses, Litanies, Oratorios, and Exercises. By Henry John Gauntlett. ... MWorld8 97 (NS.1/3) 19 Jan 1838 47
[anon.]Mr. Moscheles's Soirées. MWorld8 99 (NS.1/5) 2 Feb 1838 71-72
No. 1, Bach's (J. S) 48 Preludes and 48 Fugues, fingered by Czerny for the English student, with the metronome mark to each piece. ... MWorld8 100 (NS.1/6) 9 Feb 1838 96
[anon.]Mr. Moscheles's Soirées. MWorld8 101 (NS.1/7) 16 Feb 1838103-104
AtlasThe Choral and Instrumental Fugues of John Sebastian Bach. MWorld8 103 (NS.1/9) 1 Mar 1838152
[anon.]The Psalmist, a collection of psalms and hymn tunes suited to all the varieties of metrical psalmody, consisting principally of tunes already in general use for congregational worship, newly harmonized for four voices, with a separate accompaniment for the organ or pianoforte, the greater part by Vincent Novello, Esq. Comprising also many original compositions and adaptations from the works of Handel, Sebastian Bach, Emmanuel Bach, Haydn, Mozart, Beethoven, Spohr, Cherubini, Mendelssohn, &c. &c. by the following eminent professors; T. Adams, T. Attwood, W. Beale, W. Fitzpatrick, H. R. Bishop, H. J. Gauntlett, J. Goss, W. Hawes, W. Horsley, M. B. Oxon, W. Knyvett, T. Cooke, V. Novello, E. Taylor, S. Webbe, S. Wesley, C. Wesley, S. Sebastian Wesley, J. Turle, and other composers of acknowledged merit, to which are added interludes by Wesley, Mendelssohn, V. Novello, J. Turle, and H. J. Gauntlett, Nos. I, II, III (Novello). MWorld8 104 (NS.1/10) 8 Mar 1838158-160
[anon.]Mr. Moscheles's Soirée. MWorld8 104 (NS.1/10) 8 Mar 1838163
Edinburgh.--The Professional Society's Second Concert. MWorld8 104 (NS.1/10) 8 Mar 1838164-165
[anon.]Mr. Moscheles's pianoforte soirée. MWorld8 107 (NS.1/13) 29 Mar 1838215
[anon.](1) 'Choral and Instrumental Fugues of John Sebastian' 'Bach', in continuation of the English edition of his 'Forty-eight Preludes and Fugues', arranged from his masses, litanies, oratorios, exercises, &c. by Henry John Gauntlett. Book I; containing Nos. 1 to 6 (Lonsdale). (2) 'A Pastoral Symphony', by John Sebastian Bach, edited by Henry John Gauntlett (Cramer and Co.). (3) Concerto for the Pianoforte ('Exercises pour le Clavecin'. Partie I.) By John Sebastian Bach. Andante and Fugue ('Exercises pour le Clavecin'. Partie II.) By John Sebastian Bach. Op. 4 (André, London and Offenbach). (4) 'L'Art de la fugue', par Jean Sebastian Bach (Richault, Paris). (5) 'Studio per il violino solo' (Tre sonate), del Sig. J. Sebastian Bach (Bonna, presso N. Simrock). (6) Œuvres complètes de J. S. Bach, pour le pianoforte; 15 Inventions, 15 Symphonies, 3 Toccatas, 3 Fantasias, 3 Preludes and Fugues, 6 Préludes (à l'usage des commencans), 6 Suites (French set), 6 Grande Suites (English set), Exercises, Nos. 1 to 6, Aria con variazioni, op, 2, Vorspiele, op, 3, 'Le Clavecin bien tempéré' (48 Preludes and Fugues) (C. F. Peters, Leipsic; André, London). (7) Six Chorales, with variations for the organ, arranged for four hands, composed by John Sebastian Bach (F. P. Dunst, Frankfort). (8) Twelve Chorals, by J. S. Bach, arranged for four voices, by George Kemp, M. D. (Cocks and Co.). (9) John Sebastian Bach's 'Choral Gesange' (371 Chorals), arranged by C. F. Becker, Organist of St. Peter's, Leipsic (Breitkopf and Härtel, Leipsic). (10) Sixty-nine Chorals, ditto, ditto - Ditto. (11) John Sebastian Bach's Motetten in partitur. (Two books) - Ditto. (12) 'Lob und Ehre Weisheit', Achtstimmige Motette von J. S. Bach. Partitur - Ditto. (13) Magnificat (in E flat) a cinque voci, del Sig. J. S. Bach (Bonn chez N. Simrock). (14) Missa for 12 voices or 3 choirs, with an accompaniment for 2 orchestras, wind and stringed bands distinct (Lipsia, presso Breitkopf and Härtel). (15) Missa in B minor for 5 voices, full score (Bonn, Simrock). (16) The same arranged by A. B. Marx - Ditto. (17) Missa in G, for four voices and full orchestra (Simrock, Bonn). (18) 'Kirchen Musik', von J. S. Bach (full score) - Ditto, ditto. (19) The same vocal score, with an arrangement, by A. B. Marx (6 numbers). Ditto, ditto. (20) 'Grosses Passions-Musik nach dem Evangelium Matthäi', von J. S. Bach. Partitur (Schlesinger, Berlin). (21) The same arranged by Mendelssohn - Ditto, ditto. (22) 'Grosses Passions-Musick nach dem Evangelium Johannis', von J. S. Bach. Partitur (Trautwein, Berlin). (23) The same, vocal score, with pianoforte arrangement - Ditto, ditto. (24) Missa in A, a 4 voci. Partitur (Colonia, Simrock). (25) The same, vocal score, with pianoforte arrangement - Ditto, ditto. (26) J. S. Bach's Compositionen für die orgel. Lieferung, 1, 2 (Haslinger, Wien). (27) J. S. Bach's 'Practische Orgelschule' (6 trios for 2 manuals and pedals obbligato) (Breitkopf and Härtel). (28) J. S. Bach's noch wenig bekannte orgel compositionen gesammelt und herausgegeben von A. B. Marx - Ditto. ditto. (29) Sechs Preludien und Sechs Fugen für orgel oder pianoforte mit pedal, von J. S. Bach (Riedls, Wien). (30) John Sebastian Bach's Grand Studies for the Organ, consisting of preludes, fugues, toccatas, fantasias, with a separate part for the double bass or violoncello. Books I to V (Coventry and Hollier). MWorld8 110 (NS.1/16) 19 Apr 1838260-263
[anon.]The Ancient Concerts. MWorld8 110 (NS.1/16) 19 Apr 1838267-268
[anon.]Ancient Concerts. MWorld8 111 (NS.1/17) 26 Apr 1838284
[anon.]First Lessons in Singing, and the Notation of Music, all adapted for Children. The Singing Master, No.1. designed for the Use of Schools. Second Edition. -- Taylor & Walton. / Rudiments of the Science of Harmony, or Thorough Bass. The Singing Master, No. 2. Second Edition.--Ditto. / The First Class Tune Book, containing a Selection of simple and pleasing Airs, arranged with appropriate Words, for young Children. The Singing Master, No. 3. Second Edition.--Ditto. / The Second Class Tune Book, &c.&c, Second Edition.--Ditto. MWorld9 112 (NS.2/18) 3 May 1838 16-17
[anon.]Choral and Instrumental Fugues of John Sebastian Bach, in continuation of the English edition of his Forty-eight Preludes and Fugues, arranged from his masses, litanies, oratorios, exercises, &c. by Henry John Gauntlett. Book II, containing Nos. 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12 (Lonsdale). MWorld9 115 (NS.2/21) 24 May 1838 65
[anon.]Ancient Concerts. MWorld9 115 (NS.2/21) 24 May 1838 66-67
Bach's Forty Preludes and Fugues, edited by Horn and Wesley, in 4 books, each. 12/0 / ---- Grand Studies for the Organ, Pedals obligato, in 5 books, each ... 7/0. MWorld9 116 (NS.2/22) 31 May 1838 91
Bach's Fugue, &c, (St. Anne's Tune) as Duets, by Jacobs. MWorld9 116 (NS.2/22) 31 May 1838 91
Sebastian Bach's celebrated Organ Fugues and Preludes, edited by Cipriani Potter, in 6 Nos., each 8s. MWorld9 116 (NS.2/22) 31 May 1838 91
[anon.]Royal concerts ['Morning Post']. The Melodists' Club [Prizes]. Purcell Club. Spontini [National ode in honour of the Queen]. Bach's Triple Concerto. New opera [Drury Lane]. New opera by Vaccaj ['Marco Visconti']. The Norwich Festival. The opera duet [Parody from 'Blackwood's Magazine']. Mendelssohn. MWorld9 117 (NS.2/23) 7 Jun 1838104-105
[anon.]An English edition of the six grand motets by John Sebastian Bach. The Instrumental Parts will be engraved from the Manuscript Score by Mr. W. H. Kearns. The English Text will be arranged by Mr. H. J. Gauntlett. MWorld9 117 (NS.2/23) 7 Jun 1838108
[anon.][Cologne, Musical Festival of the Lower Rhine: Handel, 'Joshua'. Bach, 'Zum Himmelfahrstage' (cantata). Mendelssohn (Director)]. MWorld9 120 (NS.2/26) 27 Jun 1838141-143
[anon.]Concerto organ performance. MWorld9 124 (NS.2/30) 26 Jul 1838208-211
[On Clementi's musical library] MWorld9 126 (NS.2/32) 9 Aug 1838253-254
Seb. Bach's Grand Mass in B minor. MWorld9 127 (NS.2/33) 16 Aug 1838268
[anon.]The Corales of the Protestant Church, a Manual of National Psalmody adapted to different measures in the selections of hymns and psalms, edited by the Archbishop of York, Bickersteth, Burder, Crowther, Gauntlett, Hall, Heber, Hartwell Horne, Lady Huntington, Kenney, Millman, Newton, Pratt, Rippon, Watts, Wesley, Williams, that of the Moravians, and the Scotch version of the psalms: including the most approved English and German chorales, as well as those commonly used in the parochial choirs of the establishment, and all other denominations: together with the services, chants, &c. Also melodies by Sebastian Bach, Emanuel his son, Handel, Gluck, Haydn, Mozart, Winter, Beethoven, Spohr, &c. The whole harmonized for four voices, with a separate accompaniment for the organ and pianoforte, collected, arranged and composed, with copious indices and references by Henry John Gauntlett. Nos. I, II & III (Cramer, Addison and Beale) MWorld9 128 (NS.2/34) 23 Aug 1838278-280
[anon.]The Choral and Instrumental Fugues of John Sebastian Bach, in continuation of the English edition of his Forty-eight Preludes and Fugues, arranged from his masses, litanies, oratorios and exercises. By Henry John Gauntlett. Book 3 - No. 13, Grand Passacaglia, on a ground base, with twenty variations and four-part fugue. No. 14, Choral Fugue in B flat, 'Der aber die herzen erforschect', from the 6th motet. No. 15, Choral Fugue in G, 'Ihr aber syed nicht fleischlich', from the 5th motet. No. 16, Choral Fugue in A major, 'Herr mein hirt brunn aller freuden', from the 2d motet. No. 17, Four-part Fugue on the chorale 'Aus tiefer noth'. No. 18, Four-part Fugue on the chorale 'Jesus Christus unser heiland'. Book 4 - No. 19, Grand Fugue in G minor (No. 2). No. 20, Toccata in F sharp minor, Part 1. No. 21, Ditto, ditto, Part 2. No. 22, Counterpoint on the chorale 'Christ unser herr zum Jordan kam', for two claviers and pedal. No. 23, Toccata in G minor, Part 1. No. 24, Toccata in G minor, fugue, Part 2 (Lonsdale). MWorld9 129 (NS.2/35) 30 Aug 1838292-294
[anon.]Dialogue on the formation of a musical library, between a musician and his friend. MWorld11 152 (NS.4/58) 7 Feb 1839 78-80
[anon.]Moscheles' Matinée Musicale. MWorld11 154 (NS 4/60) 21 Feb 1839118-119
[anon.]Mori and Lindley's Classical Quartett Concerts. MWorld11 155 (NS.4/61) 28 Feb 1839137-138
[anon.]Moscheles' Second Matinée Musicale. MWorld11 156 (NS.4/62) 7 Mar 1839149-150
[anon.]Moscheles' Matinées of Classical Pianoforte Music. MWorld11 158 (NS 4/64) 21 Mar 1839182-183
[anon.]Six Fugues for the Organ, composed and dedicated to Dr. Crotch, by George French Flowers. (Pupil of the celebrated C. H. Rink.) MWorld11 160 (NS 4/66) 4 Apr 1839212-213
[anon.]'The Art of Fugue' by John Sebastian Bach. MWorld11 161 (NS.4/67) 11 Apr 1839233-234
[anon.]Bach [from 'London and Westminster Review']. MWorld11 162 (NS.4/68) 18 Apr 1839245-246
[anon.]Recollections of Johann Nepomuk Schelble. Late Director of the Cecilian Society at Frankfort. MWorld11 162 (NS.4/68) 18 Apr 1839260-263
[anon.]Sebastian Bach. MWorld12 165 (NS.5/71) 9 May 1839 21-22
John Sebastian Bach's Grand Studies for the Organ, with Signor Dragonetti's Arrangement for Violoncello, or Double Bass, Book 7th and 8th, each 7s. MWorld13 167 (NS.5/73) 23 May 1839 64
[anon.]Christ Church, Spitalfields. [organ recital by Pittman] MWorld13 174 (NS.5/81) 18 Jul 1839186
[anon.]Ancient Clavier Music -- Domenico Scarlatti -- John Sebastian Bach (From the Neue Zeitschrift für Musik). MWorld13 175 (NS.5/82) 25 Jul 1839201-202
[anon.]New Organ. [just completed by Messrs Gray and Son for St Phillip's church, performed by Mr.Adams] MWorld13 185 (NS.5/92) 3 Oct 1839362
[anon.]Handel and John Sebastian Bach. MWorld13 193 (NS.5/100) 28 Nov 1839489
[anon.]The New Organ for Exeter Hall. MWorld13 198 (NS.6/105) 2 Jan 1840 8-9
[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, ... MWorld13 202 (NS.6/109) 30 Jan 1840 73
[anon.]John Sebastian Bach. MWorld13 208 (NS.6/115) 12 Mar 1840156-157
[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, ... MWorld13 210 (NS.6/117) 26 Mar 1840199
[anon.]Tonbridge Wells. -- Organ Performance. MWorld13 213 (NS.6/120) 16 Apr 1840245
[anon.]The Ancient Concerts. MWorld13 216 (NS.6/123) 7 May 1840288
[anon.]Ancient Concerts. MWorld13 217 (NS.6/124) 14 May 1840303
[anon.]Mr. Potter's Concert. MWorld13 221 (NS.6/129) 18 Jun 1840337-338
[anon.]Modesty of John Sebastian Bach. [anecdote] MWorld14 226 (NS.7/134) 23 Jul 1840 61-62
[anon.]Observations on the term 'playing at sight' MWorld14 241 (NS.7/139) 27 Aug 1840136-138
S., J.[Frequently used Fugue subjects] MWorld14 242 (NS.7/140) 3 Sep 1840151
Forkel, Johann NicolausLife of John Sebastian Bach; with a critical view of his compositions. Chapter I. MWorld15 250 (NS.8/158) 7 Jan 1841 3-4
Forkel, Johann NicolausLife of John Sebastian Bach; with a critical view of his compositions. Chapter II. MWorld15 251 (NS.8/159) 14 Jan 1841 19-23
Forkel, Johann NicolausLife of John Sebastian Bach; with a critical view of his compositions. Chapter III. MWorld15 252 (NS.8/160) 21 Jan 1841 35-39
Forkel, Johann NicolausLife of John Sebastian Bach; with a critical view of his compositions. Chapter IV. MWorld15 254 (NS.8/162) 4 Feb 1841 67-69
[anon.]Mme Dulcken and M. Benedict's concert [Beethoven, 'Choral Fantasia'. Liszt performing the 'Hexameron Variations'. Bach, Triple Keyboard Concerto]. MWorld15 254 (NS.8/162) 4 Feb 1841 76
Forkel, Johann NicolausLife of John Sebastian Bach; with a critical view of his compositions. Chapter VI. MWorld15 255 (NS.8/163) 11 Feb 1841 83-85
[Holmes, Edward]Sebastian Bach and German organists From A Ramble among the Musicians of Germany. MWorld15 255 (NS.8/163) 11 Feb 1841 91
Forkel, Johann NicolausLife of John Sebastian Bach; with a critical view of his compositions. Chapter VII. MWorld15 256 (NS.8/164) 18 Feb 1841 99-102
Forkel, Johann NicolausLife of John Sebastian Bach; with a critical view of his compositions. Chapter VIII. MWorld15 257 (NS.8/165) 25 Feb 1841115-116
[anon.]Miss Stirling's Organ Performance. MWorld15 258 (NS.8/156) 4 Mar 1841138-139
Forkel, Johann NicolausLife of John Sebastian Bach; with a critical view of his compositions. Chapter IX. MWorld15 259 (NS.8/167) 11 Mar 1841147-150
Forkel, Johann NicolausLife of John Sebastian Bach; with a critical view of his compositions. Chapter X. MWorld15 260, 261 (NS.8/168, 169) 18, 25 Mar 1841162-166; 179-182
[anon.]Chamber Concert of the Royal Academy Pupils. MWorld15 261 (NS.8/169) 25 Mar 1841189
[anon.]Miss Stirling's Organ Performance. MWorld15 262 (NS.8/170) 1 Apr 1841202
[anon.]Dublin University Magazine. MWorld15 273 (NS.8/181) 17 Jun 1841390-393
[anon.]Classical Practice for Pianoforte, selected from the most celebrated composers, ancient and modern, edited by W. Sterndale Bennett. No. 6. Conventry and Hollier. MWorld16 283 (NS.9/191) 26 Aug 1841136
[anon.]Sebastian Bach's oratorio 'The Passion.' MWorld16 297 (NS.9/205) 2 Dec 1841354-355
[anon.]Mr. Adam Hamilton, of Edinburgh. MWorld17 5 3 Feb 1842 38
[anon.]Mademoiselle Sofie Bohrer. MWorld17 23 9 Jun 1842182
[anon.]Mr. Henry Hayward begs to acquaint the Amateurs of the Violin and the Public that he intends to give TWO SOIREES MUSICALES. MWorld17 26 30 Jun 1842208
[anon.]Leipsic, Dec. 27, 1842. MWorld18 2 12 Jan 1843 24
Forkel, Johann NicolausSebastian Bach's method of fingering (From the German). MWorld18 6 9 Feb 1843 56-57
[anon.]Sebastian Bach [Anecdote]. MWorld18 42 19 Oct 1843353
[anon.]Crosby Hall Literary and Scientific Institution. MWorld18 46 16 Nov 1843383
One of John Sebastian's Bellows Blowers[Coventry and Hollier's edition of Bach fugues considered to be excellent] MWorld18 47 23 Nov 1843390
'Mediator'The Contrapuntist's Society. MWorld19 2 11 Jan 1844 11-12
[anon.]Organ Trial [on Friday, 22nd in Highgate church] MWorld19 5 1 Feb 1844 37
Q.Classical chamber concerts. MWorld19 6 8 Feb 1844 41-42
Flowers, G. F.[A reply on the Contrapuntist's Society.] MWorld19 6 8 Feb 1844 43
[anon.]At. Ann's Aldergate Street. MWorld19 6 8 Feb 1844 44
[anon.]Concert of Sacred Music [5th under the direction of Miss Mounsey at Crosby Hall]. MWorld19 8 22 Feb 1844 66
[anon.]Mr. Flowers opened the large organ bound for Calcutta, in the New Road, last Tuesday evening. MWorld19 14 4 Apr 1844122
[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. MWorld19 22 30 May 1844185
[anon.]Messrs. Macfarren and Davison's Concerts of Chamber Music. MWorld19 24 13 Jun 1844215 196
[anon.]Seventh Philharmonic Concert. MWorld19 26 27 Jun 1844196
[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. MWorld19 26 27 Jun 1844218
Q.Ernst. MWorld19 28 11 Jul 1844227-228
[anon.]The great composers (By an American.) MWorld19 42, 46, 50, 51 17 Oct, 14 Nov, 12, 19 Dec 1844340-341, 372-373, 406-407, 412-414
Amicus; Flowers, G. F.; Musica.Counterpoint Controversy. [I, II, and III.] MWorld19 44 31 Oct 1844355-356
[anon.]'Bach's celebrated Forty-eight Preludes and Fugues,' arranged as pianoforte duets, by Henri Bertini. J. A. Novello). MWorld20 1 2 Jan 1845 5
Stumpff, J. A.Anecdote of Sebastian Bach. MWorld20 9 27 Feb 1845 99
[anon.]Birmingham. MWorld20 9 27 Feb 1845103
[anon.]Sebastian Bach. MWorld20 9 27 Feb 1845105
[Burney, Charles]John Sebastian Bach. MWorld20 12, 13 20, 27 Mar 1845134-135; 146-147
Schloss, AlbertBerlin. MWorld20 14 3 Apr 1845163
[anon.]A New Prodigy. MWorld20 16-17 24 Apr 1845191
[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. MWorld20 17-18 1 May 1845209
[anon.]Master Sebastian Bach Mills. MWorld20 19 8 May 1845219
[anon.]Moscheles gives his first matinée of classical chamber music, this morning, at No.76, Harley Street. MWorld20 21 22 May 1845249
[anon.]Mr. Moscheles' Matinees. MWorld20 28 10 Jul 1845328
[anon.]Philharmonic Society. MWorld20 28 10 Jul 1845329
Front, SebastianMr. French Flowers and his very Little Fable. MWorld20 30 24 Jul 1845363-364
Front, Sebastian; Oldershaw, C.[on Mr French Flowers] MWorld20 39 25 Sep 1845464-465
[anon.]Opening of the New Organ in the church at Ashton-Under-Lyne. MWorld20 40 2 Oct 1845475
[anon.]Mr. Moscheles first matinée. MWorld21 14 4 Apr 1846159
[anon.]Mr. Moscheles' matinées. MWorld21 17-18 2 May 1846206
[anon.]John Sebastian Bach [Background and anecdote]. MWorld21 28, 29, 30, 31 11, 18, 25 Jul; 1 Aug 1846325-327; 337-339; 349-351; 361-363
[anon.]The 'Musical World' concert. MWorld21 29 18 Jul 1846341-342
Flowers, George FrenchTo the editor of the 'Musical World'. MWorld21 35 29 Aug 1846413
Flowers, George FrenchWhy Sebastian Bach's chorals are not sung in the Church of England. MWorld21 37 12 Sep 1846436
[anon.]Handel's 'Suite de Pieces,' in two books, edited by Moscheles; Scarlatti's 'Pieces pour le Clavecin,' edited by J. B. Cramer.--Cramer, Beale, & Co., 201, Regent Street. MWorld22 1 2 Jan 1847 1-3
[anon.]Mr. Sterndale Bennett. [2nd performance] MWorld22 11 13 Mar 1847176-177
[anon.]Mr. Sterndale Bennett's. MWorld22 13 27 Mar 1847208
[anon.]Crosby Hall. [W. Rea's three classical chamber concerts in the Throne room] MWorld22 13 27 Mar 1847208
[anon.]Sale of Musical Works. [The valuable musical property of Mr. J. A. Stumpff] MWorld22 13 27 Mar 1847209
[anon.]Ancient Concerts. MWorld22 21 22 May 1847334-335
[anon.]The Royal Society of Female Musicians gave a grand concert for the benefit of the Institution on Friday evening, May 7, at the Hanover Square Rooms. MWorld22 21 22 May 1847335
[anon.]Mr. Sterndale Bennett's concert. MWorld22 27 3 Jul 1847424-425
[anon.]An episode in the life of John Sebastian Bach. MWorld22 41 9 Oct 1847655-657
[anon.]Chalieu's 'Family Pianoforte Magazine': part III, containing ten pieces, to prepare the pupil for playing the works of Bach and Handel ('Family Pianoforte Magazine' office, Alfred-place, Bedford Square). MWorld22 48 27 Nov 1847757
[anon.]Mr. Sterndale Bennett's Soirees. MWorld23 14 1 Apr 1848219-220
[anon.]Mr. W. H. Holmes. [performance of pianoforte music at the residence of Mr. Holmes] MWorld23 16 15 Apr 1848335
[anon.]Ancient Concerts. MWorld23 23 3 Jun 1848357-358
[anon.]Grand Orchestral Concert. MWorld23 27 1 Jul 1848426
A Country AmateurJ. S. Bach, Graun, etc., etc. MWorld23 28 8 Jul 1848442
TeutoniusSebastian Bach's works. MWorld23 32 5 Aug 1848510
[anon.]Hereford Festival (From our own correspondent). Hereford, Tuesday, Sept. 11. MWorld24 37 15 Sep 1849580
[anon.]St. Paul at Manchester. MWorld25 6 9 Feb 1850 83-84
[anon.]M. Billet's Classical Concerts. MWorld25 7 16 Feb 1850 97-98
[anon.]The Old Musician. [Friedemann Bach] MWorld25 7 16 Feb 1850103-105
[anon.]Mr. Sterndale Bennett's classical soirées. MWorld25 8 23 Feb 1850109-110
[anon.]Bernhard Molique's Chamber Concerts. MWorld25 10 9 Mar 1850147
A West Country OrganistSebastian Bach. MWorld25 13 30 Mar 1850199
[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] MWorld25 13 30 Mar 1850203
[anon.]M. Billet's Classical Concerts. [at St. Martin's Hall] MWorld25 15 13 Apr 1850228
Flowers, George FrenchThe Bach Society. MWorld25 16 20 Apr 1850244-245
A Member of the Bach SocietyMr. French Flowers and the Bach Society. MWorld25 20 18 May 1850310
[anon.]The Musical Union. MWorld25 21 25 May 1850320
Flowers, George FrenchM. Silas and the Bach Society. MWorld25 22 1 Jun 1850342-343
Aspull, WilliamAspull v. Flowers. MWorld25 26 29 Jun 1850405-406
Six Introductions and Fugues composed & Dedicated to British Organists, by George French Flowers, Mus. Bac. Oxon. ... MWorld25 34 24 Aug 1850540
Flowers, George FrenchAppeal to British Organists. MWorld25 35 31 Aug 1850570
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. ... MWorld25 45 9 Nov 1850570
[anon.]Opening of the Great Boston Organ. MWorld25 51 21 Dec 1850821-822
[Busby, Thomas]John Sebastian Bach. MWorld25 51 21 Dec 1850825
[anon.]Mr. Sterndale Bennett's classical soirées. MWorld26 9 1 Mar 1851132-133
[anon.]M. Alexandre Billet's concerts. [Our scrap book] MWorld26 12 22 Mar 1851180
[anon.]St. Martin's Hall. MWorld26 12 22 Mar 1851189
[anon.]Mr. Sterndale Bennett's classical soirées. MWorld26 15 12 Apr 1851235
[anon.]'Introduction to the Organ.'--George Cooper--Addison & Hollier. MWorld29 29 19 Jul 1851459
[anon.]Music at Manchester. [Mr. Charles Hallé's Second Classical Chamber Concert, Thursday the 20th] MWorld29 48 29 Nov 1851755
Horkins, Edward J.Burney's History of Music. MWorld29 48 29 Nov 1851758
[anon.]Playing at Sight. MWorld29 49 6 Dec 1851772-773
[anon.]Mr. Lindsay Sloper's soirées. MWorld30 6 7 Feb 1852 82
[anon.]Mr. Lindsay Sloper's soirées. MWorld30 8 21 Feb 1852119
MacFarren, George AlexanderThe Unpublished Works of Mendelssohn. MWorld31 2 8 Jan 1853 11-16
[anon.]Mr. Sterndale Bennett's classical soirées. MWorld31 9 26 Feb 1853123
MacFarren, George AlexanderOn the publications of the Bach Society in Leipsic (From the 'Music Publishers' Circular'). MWorld31 9 26 Feb 1853133-134
[anon.]Interesting German tale: 'Ein' feste Burg ist unser Gott' (From the 'New York Musical World'). MWorld31 10 5 Mar 1853144-147
MacFarren, George AlexanderOn the publications of the Bach Society in Leipsic (From the 'Music Publishers' Circular'. Continued from page 134). MWorld31 10 5 Mar 1853147-149
MacFarren, George AlexanderOn the publications of the Bach Society in Leipsic (From the 'Music Publishers' Circular'. Continued from page 149). MWorld31 13 26 Mar 1853191-192
MacFarren, George AlexanderOn the publications of the Bach Society in Leipsic (From the 'Music Publishers' Circular'. Continued from page 192). MWorld31 14 2 Apr 1853207-209
MacFarren, George AlexanderOn the publications of the Bach Society in Leipsic (From the 'Music publishers' Circular'. Continued from page 209). MWorld31 15 9 Apr 1853222-224
MacFarren, George AlexanderOn the publications of the Bach Society in Leipsic (From the 'Music Publishers' Circular'. Concluded). MWorld31 17 23 Apr 1853260-261
[anon.]The Bach Society, Instituted 1849. MWorld31 20 14 May 1853313
[anon.]Molique's First Soiree. MWorld31 21 21 May 1853317-318
[anon.]Mr. Benedict's concert. MWorld31 26 25 Jun 1853401-402
[anon.]Wilhelmina Clauss. MWorld31 29 16 Jul 1853443-444
[anon.]Sterndale Bennett. MWorld31 31 30 Jul 1853477
MacFarren, George AlexanderMendelssohn's St. Paul. MWorld31 31 30 Jul 1853483-485
[anon.]Mont Blanc. MWorld31 33 13 Aug 1853507-508
[anon.]The Bach Society [Annual meeting]. MWorld31 35 27 Aug 1853540
[anon.]'Adagio and Fugue,' from the Fifth Sonata for the violin solo -- By John Sebastian Bach -- With additional accompaniments for the pianoforte by Bernard Molique. Ewer and Co. MWorld31 47 19 Nov 1853740
[anon.]Mr. Sterndale Bennett's soirées. MWorld32 12 25 Mar 1854198
[anon.]The Bach Society. MWorld32 14 8 Apr 1854237-238
Fétis, EdwardSebastian Bach. MWorld32 15 15 Apr 1854246
[anon.]Paris -- (From our own correspondent). MWorld32 18 6 May 1854299
[anon.]Mr. Sterndale Bennett's concert. MWorld32 27 8 Jul 1854457-458
[anon.]The Bach Society. MWorld32 49 9 Dec 1854811-812
[anon.]Scraps from an amateur's common-place book. Origin of the Bachs as musicians. MWorld33 4 27 Jan 1855 61-62
[anon.]John Sebastian Bach (Translated from Zelter's 'Letters to Göthe') MWorld33 6 10 Feb 1855 82
[anon.]M. Alexandre Billet's soirées. MWorld33 17 28 Apr 1855266
[anon.]Clara Schumann and Joseph Joachim (From the 'National Zeitung'). MWorld33 47 24 Nov 1855755
P.John Sebastian Bach. MWorld34 9 1 Mar 1856131
P.John Sebastian Bach. MWorld34 10 8 Mar 1856147
[anon.]St. Martin's Hall. MWorld34 14 5 Apr 1856220
[anon.]Mr. Sterndale Bennett's concerts. MWorld34 15 12 Apr 1856235
[anon.]Mr. Benedict's concert. MWorld34 21 24 May 1856330-331
[anon.]Madame Schumann's recitals. MWorld34 25 21 Jun 1856395
[anon.]A tremendous musical pun (From 'Punch') [Satire on the name 'Bach']. MWorld34 48 29 Nov 1856761
WedgeA tremendous musical pun. MWorld34 51 20 Dec 1856805
[anon.]Music at Vienna. MWorld34 51 20 Dec 1856807
Zimmer, RobertIn the matter of John Sebastian Bach, and the publication of his works (From the 'Niederrheinische Musik-Zeitung') MWorld35 2 10 Jan 1857 21
[anon.]The pianoforte compositions of J. S. Bach. Edited by Friedrich Chrysander (From the 'Niederrheinische Musik-Zeitung'). MWorld35 5 31 Jan 1857 70-72
[anon.]Philharmonic concerts. MWorld35 21 23 May 1857331
[anon.]Madame Schumann's matinée. MWorld35 27 4 Jul 1857426
[anon.]'The Musical World'. London, Saturday, July 11th, 1857. MWorld35 28 11 Jul 1857440-441
Hiller, FerdinandMusical letters by Ferdinand Hiller. III. The musical festival at Aix-la-Chapelle. Bach -- Schubert -- Schumann -- Berlioz -- Liszt. MWorld35 29 18 Jul 1857452-453
[anon.]John Sebastian Bach's 'Passions'. MWorld35 37 12 Sep 1857590
[L. B.]Bach's sonatas for the violin (From the 'Niederrheinische Musik-Zeitung'). MWorld35 42, 43 17, 24 Oct 1857674; 689
[Rochlitz, Johann Friedrich]Bach's piano compositions. Letter to a friend (From the German of Rochlitz). MWorld35 44 31 Oct 1857697-700
[anon.]'The Musical World'. London, Saturday, December 12th, 1857. MWorld35 50 12 Dec 1857796-798
[anon.]Mr. Henry Leslie's choir [Madrigals and part-songs. Bach, Prelude and Fugue in A minor; Arabella Goddard. Signor Fumagalli ('Times')]. MWorld35 52 26 Dec 1857823
[anon.]Johann Sebastian Bach's 'Christmas Oratorio' (First performance in Berlin by the Singakademie on the 17th December, 1857). MWorld36 3 16 Jan 1858 38
[anon.]St. Martin's Hall. MWorld36 4 23 Jan 1858 59-60
[anon.]Pianoforte compositions by J. S. Bach. Published by F. Chrysander. MWorld36 5 30 Jan 1858 69-70
[anon.]Miss Arabella Goddard's soirées. MWorld36 6 6 Feb 1858 91
[anon.]Miss Arabella Goddard's soirées. MWorld36 8 20 Feb 1858122-123
[anon.]Miss Arabella Goddard's soirées. MWorld36 10 6 Mar 1858154-155
[anon.]Bach's 'Passion Music'. Her Majesty's Chapel Royal of St. George, Windsor Castle. Theatrical mems. Madame Frezzolini ('Revue et gazette de Paris'). St. Petersburg. MWorld36 12 20 Mar 1858182
V***s.Music at Bonn (From the 'Niederrheinische Musikzeitung'. March 12th, 1858). MWorld36 13 27 Mar 1858197
[anon.]'The Musical World'. London, Saturday, March 27th, 1858. MWorld36 13 27 Mar 1858200-201
[anon.]St. Martin's Hall. MWorld36 13 27 Mar 1858202-203
[anon.]Mr. Brinley Richards' soirées. MWorld36 13 27 Mar 1858203
[anon.]Miss Arabella Goddard's soirées. MWorld36 16 17 Apr 1858251-252
[anon.]Miss Arabella Goddard in Bach's music ['Musical Gazette']. MWorld36 17 24 Apr 1858261
[anon.]Miss Arabella Goddard's soirées. MWorld36 18 1 May 1858283-284
[anon.]Miss Arabella Goddard's soirées (From the 'Morning Post'). MWorld36 20 15 May 1858307
[anon.]Mr. Charles Hallé's matinées. MWorld36 20 15 May 1858309
[anon.]The Niederrheinische Musical Festival at Cologne (From the 'Niederrheinische Musik-Zeitung'). MWorld36 23 5 Jun 1858358
[anon.]New Philharmonic concerts. MWorld36 25 19 Jun 1858387
N. N.Frankfort-on-the-Main -- (May 20th)]. MWorld36 25 19 Jun 1858391
[anon.][Re-examination of the worth of Sebastian Bach.] MWorld36 25 19 Jun 1858392-393
[anon.]The Leeds Musical Festival (From our own correspondent). Sept. 10. MWorld36 38 18 Sep 1858595
[anon.]First performance in Hamburgh of Bach's 'Passions-Musik according to St. Matthew'. MWorld36 43 23 Oct 1858684
[anon.]The third Mittelrheinisches Musical Festival (From the 'Niederrheinische Musik-Zeitung'. Concluded from page 686). MWorld36 46 13 Nov 1858724-725
[anon.]'Bachiana': select pieces from the pianoforte works of John Sebastian Bach ['Literary Gazette']. 'The Lord's Prayer' by G. Meyerbeer ['Era']. MWorld36 47, 48, 49, 50, 51, 52 20, 27 Nov; 4, 11, 18, 25 Dec 1858752; 768; 770; 786; 816; 826
[anon.]Mr. Henry Leslie's choir. MWorld36 49 4 Dec 1858777
Fétis, François-JosephThe works of John Sebastian Bach (From the 'Revue et gazette musicale'). MWorld37 2 8 Jan 1859 22
[anon.]'Bachiana' -- Select preludes and fugues from the miscellaneous pianoforte works of J. S. Bach ['Spectator']. MWorld37 11 12 Mar 1859176
[anon.]'Bachiana' -- Select preludes and fugues from the miscellaneous pianoforte works of J. S. Bach ['Spectator']. MWorld37 12 19 Mar 1859190-192
[anon.]Select preludes and fugues from the miscellaneous pianoforte works of J. S. Bach ['Spectator']. MWorld37 13 26 Mar 1859206-208
[anon.]'Bachiana' -- Select preludes and fugues from the miscellaneous pianoforte works of J. S. Bach ['Spectator']. MWorld37 14 2 Apr 1859222-223
[anon.]Monday Popular Concerts. MWorld37 15 9 Apr 1859228-229
[anon.]'Bachiana' -- Select preludes and fugues from the miscellaneous pianoforte works of J. S. Bach ['Spectator']. MWorld37 15 9 Apr 1859238-240
[anon.]Bach and Handel (From the programme of the Monday Popular Concerts). MWorld37 16 16 Apr 1859252-253
[anon.]'Bachiana'; select pieces (preludes and fugues) from the miscellaneous pianoforte works of John Sebastian Bach, not included in the 'Clavecin bien tempéré' -- (Duncan Davison and Co.) MWorld37 22 28 May 1859339
[anon.]Society for the Encouragement of the Fine Arts. MWorld37 24 11 Jun 1859381
[anon.]Bach Society. MWorld37 29 16 Jul 1859459
[anon.]Berlin -- (From a correspondent). MWorld37 42 15 Oct 1859669-670
R. J. P.Berlin -- (From a correspondent) Nov. 1st. MWorld37 49 3 Dec 1859779
JonesBerlin -- (From a correspondent). MWorld38 3 21 Jan 186041-42
[anon.]The Bach Society. MWorld38 30 28 Jul 1860481
Riehl, Wilhelm HeinrichBach and Mendelssohn. From a social point of view. MWorld38 49 8 Dec 1860775
[anon.]Monday Popular Concerts. MWorld39 9 2 Mar 1861140
[anon.]Vocal Association. MWorld39 11 16 Mar 1861172-173
Paille-en-cuMusic in Vienna. MWorld39 12 23 Mar 1861183
[anon.]Cologne. MWorld39 14 6 Apr 1861215
[anon.]Messrs. Duncan Davison & Co.'s new publications: Bach's Prelude and Fugue 'alla Tarantella'. MWorld39 21 25 May 1861334-335
[anon.]Messrs. Duncan Davison & Co.'s new publications: Bach's Prelude and Fugue 'alla Tarantella'. MWorld39 22 1 Jun 1861351
[anon.]Messrs. Duncan Davison & Co.'s new publications: Bach's Prelude and Fugue 'alla Tarantella'. MWorld39 23 8 Jun 1861368
[anon.]Musical Art Union. MWorld39 26 29 Jun 1861411
[anon.]Basle. MWorld39 29 20 Jul 1861455
[anon.]Musical doings in Aix-la-Chapelle (From a correspondent). MWorld39 30 27 Jul 1861469-470
[anon.]Bach's Mass in B minor (From a correspondent). MWorld39 41 12 Oct 1861645
[anon.][Comparison of the lives of Bach and Handel. Death of veteran Shakespearian actor Vandenhoff]. MWorld39 41 12 Oct 1861648-649
T, A.[History of the so-called Bach revival] MWorld39 45 9 Nov 1861713-714
[anon.][Forkel on Bach's organ music. Leading roles in operas for baritones: Balfe's 'The Puritan's Daughter']. MWorld39 49 7 Dec 1861776-777
[anon.][Eulogy on the pantomime. Comparison of Bach and Handel]. MWorld39 52 28 Dec 1861821-823
[anon.]Music at Berlin (From our own correspondent). MWorld40 2 11 Jan 1862 20-21
[anon.]Mr. Henry Leslie's choir. MWorld40 2 11 Jan 1862 21
[anon.]Berlin -- (From the 'National Zeitung'). MWorld40 3 18 Jan 1862 38
[anon.][Bach's orchestral compositions (Extract from the 'National Zeitung')] MWorld40 3 18 Jan 1862 40-41
[anon.]Herr Ernst Pauer's pianoforte concerts. MWorld40 6 8 Feb 1862 91-92
[anon.]Mr. Henry Leslie's choir [Mendelssohn, 'Why rage fiercely the heathen?' (anthem). Bach, Motet for double choir: 'I wrestle and pray.' Leslie's part-songs]. MWorld40 7 15 Feb 1862106
[anon.]Cologne. MWorld40 11 15 Mar 1862166
[anon.]Philharmonic concerts. MWorld40 13 29 Mar 1862198-199
Bruyck, Carl vanMonday Popular Concerts. MWorld40 14 5 Apr 1862214
[anon.]Monday Popular Concerts. Miss Arabella Goddard's benefit concert. MWorld40 15 12 Apr 1862229-230
[anon.]Philharmonic concerts. MWorld40 15 12 Apr 1862230
[anon.]The second Philharmonic concert. MWorld40 15 12 Apr 1862235-236
[anon.][Bach, 'Grosse Passions-musik nach dem Evangelium Matthäi' to be performed in Vienna; comparison of Protestant and Roman Catholic liturgical practices] MWorld40 17 26 Apr 1862265
[anon.][Increased appreciation of the works of Sebastian Bach. Bach Society announces performance of the 'St. Matthew Passion']. MWorld40 20 17 May 1862313-314
N.Monday Popular Concerts. MWorld40 21 24 May 1862329-330
[anon.]Bach Society. MWorld40 22 31 May 1862342-343
C.[Bach, 'Passion according to St. Matthew' (Summary of the dramatic and musical situations)] MWorld40 22 31 May 1862344-346
[anon.]Bach's 'Passions-Musik'. MWorld40 23 7 Jun 1862359
[anon.][Death of German composer Friedrich Wilhelm Telle. Performances of Bach's 'Matthäus-Passion' in European cities]. MWorld40 23 7 Jun 1862360
[anon.]Mlle Bondy. MWorld40 24 14 Jun 1862375
[anon.]The thirty-ninth Musical Festival of the Lower Rhine (From the 'Niederrheinische Musik-Zeitung'). MWorld40 28 12 Jul 1862435-436
A. A. A.To the editor of the 'Musical World'. MWorld40 30 26 Jul 1862473-474
[anon.]Boston (Massachusetts). MWorld40 34 23 Aug 1862540-541
Stade, Heinrich BernhardAppeal for the restoration of the Bach organ at Arnstadt [From the 'Neue Berliner Musik-Zeitung']. MWorld40 40 4 Oct 1862635
[anon.]Leipzig. MWorld40 41 11 Oct 1862651
[anon.]Monday Popular Concerts. MWorld40 43 25 Oct 1862677
[anon.]Drei Heften Sonate für Violine allein -- Johann Sebastian Bach (Schott). MWorld40 44 1 Nov 1862694-695
[anon.]Monday Popular Concerts. MWorld40 44 1 Nov 1862700-701
[anon.]Monday Popular Concerts. MWorld40 46 15 Nov 1862731
[anon.]Organ music and organ playing at Boston (America). MWorld40 47 22 Nov 1862748-749
[anon.][Biographical information and sources about Sebastian Bach in Leipzig]. MWorld40 48 29 Nov 1862760-762
[anon.][Analytical comments on fugues in Bach's 'Well-tempered Keyboard'; invertible counterpoint]. MWorld40 50, 51 13, 20 Dec 1862792-794, 808-810
[anon.]Monday Popular Concerts (From the 'Saturday Review', Dec. 12, 1862). MWorld41 2 10 Jan 186320-22
[anon.]Concerts in Vienna. MWorld41 17 25 Apr 1863260
[anon.]Cologne. MWorld41 17 25 Apr 1863260-261
X.Music in Göttingen. MWorld41 28 11 Jul 1863441-442
[anon.]To the editor of the 'Musical World'. MWorld41 40 3 Oct 1863633-634
[anon.]Crystal Palace -- (From a correspondent). MWorld41 40 3 Oct 1863637
[anon.]Monday Popular Concerts. MWorld41 45 7 Nov 1863715-716
[anon.]Monday Popular Concerts. MWorld41 47 21 Nov 1863747-748
[anon.]Johann Sebastian Bach (From the 'New American Encyclopædia') MWorld42 42 15 Oct 1864658-659
[anon.]Sebastian Bach [Query on few London performances of the 'St. Matthew Passion']. MWorld42 42 15 Oct 1864667
Forkel, Johann NicolausLife of John Sebastian Bach. Preface. MWorld43 11 18 Mar 1865157
Forkel, Johann NicolausLife of John Sebastian Bach. Chapter I. MWorld43 14 8 Apr 1865206
Forkel, Johann NicolausLife of John Sebastian Bach. Chapter II. MWorld43 15 15 Apr 1865221-222
Forkel, Johann NicolausLife of John Sebastian Bach (Continued from page 222) Chapter III. MWorld43 16 22 Apr 1865237
A ReaderBach's mode of playing. MWorld43 17 29 Apr 1865256
S., R. B.Bach's mode of playing. MWorld43 18 6 May 1865272-273
[anon.]Mr. Charles Hallé's recitals. MWorld43 19 13 May 1865287
Stade, Heinrich BernhardtAn appeal to all professors and lovers of music, for the Bach - organ, St. Bonafice (New Church), Arnstadt. MWorld43 19 13 May 1865292
[anon.]Festival of the Sons of the Clergy. MWorld43 20 20 May 1865304-305
Forkel, Johann NicolausLife of John Sebastian Bach (Continued from page 237) [Chapter III (Continued)]. Chapter IV [To be continued]. MWorld43 21 27 May 1865317
A ReaderBach's mode of playing. MWorld43 22 3 Jun 1865334
Forkel, Johann NicolausLife of John Sebastian Bach (Continued from page 317) [Chapter IV continued (To be continued)]. MWorld43 24 [23] 10 Jun 1865349
Forkel, Johann NicolausLife of John Sebastian Bach. Chapter V -- (Continued from page 349). MWorld43 25 24 Jun 1865381-382
Forkel, Johann NicolausLife of John Sebastian Bach. Chapter VI -- (Continued from page 382). MWorld43 28 15 Jul 1865429
Forkel, Johann NicolausLife of John Sebastian Bach. Chapter VI -- (Continued from page 429). MWorld43 29 22 Jul 1865445
Forkel, Johann NicolausLife of John Sebastian Bach. Chapter VII -- (Continued from page 445). MWorld43 30 29 Jul 1865461-462
Forkel, Johann NicolausLife of John Sebastian Bach. Chapter VII -- (Continued from page 462). Chapter VIII. MWorld43 32 12 Aug 1865493
Forkel, Johann NicolausLife of John Sebastian Bach. Chapter VIII. Chapter IX -- (Continued from page 493). MWorld43 33 19 Aug 1865509-510
Forkel, Johann NicolausLife of John Sebastian Bach. Chapter VIII [IX]. (Continued from page 510). MWorld43 34 26 Aug 1865525
[anon.]Basle [Bach, 'Matthäus-Passion']. MWorld43 34 26 Aug 1865535
Forkel, Johann NicolausLife of John Sebastian Bach. Chapter IX (Continued from page 525). MWorld43 35 2 Sep 1865541-542
Forkel, Johann NicolausLife of John Sebastian Bach. Chapter X. Chapter XI (Continued from page 542) [Concluded]. MWorld43 41 14 Oct 1865637-638
[anon.]The Bach Society [Dissolution]. MWorld43 52 30 Dec 1865818
Lampadius, Wilhelm AdolfFelix Mendelssohn-Bartholdy (Continued from page 36). MWorld44 4 27 Jan 1866 51-52
Lampadius, Wilhelm AdolfFelix Mendelssohn-Bartholdy (Continued from page 100). MWorld44 8 24 Feb 1866115-116
Lampadius, Wilhelm AdolfFelix Mendelssohn-Bartholdy (Continued from page 181). MWorld44 12 24 Mar 1866203
[anon.]Wilhelmina Clauss (A very very cruel criticism). MWorld44 13 31 Mar 1866209-210
[anon.]Monday Popular Concerts. MWorld44 13 31 Mar 1866211
[anon.]Frankfort-on-the-Maine [Bach, 'Passions-Musik']. MWorld44 16 21 Apr 1866258
[anon.]Monday Popular Concerts. MWorld44 24 16 Jun 1866382
[anon.]M. Gounod. (A Dialogue.) MWorld44 26 30 Jun 1866408-409
[anon.]Robert Schumann.--His Life and Works. Chapter V. ; Chapter VI. MWorld44 35 1 Sep 1866567-568
[anon.]Robert Schumann.--His Life and Works. Chapter VII. MWorld44 37 15 Sep 1866583
[anon.]Monday Popular Concerts. MWorld44 45 10 Nov 1866719-720
[anon.]Paganini Redivivus as an exponent of classical music. MWorld44 50 15 Dec 1866792
Birch, Thomas BoothTo Joseph Bennett, Esq. MWorld45 4 26 Jan 1867 57-58
[anon.]Monday Popular Concerts. MWorld45 10 9 Mar 1867147
Baldassare, Salvatore SaverioTo Jules Benedict, Esq. MWorld45 10 11 May 1867303
H. L. L. R. D. N.Philharmonic concerts. MWorld45 13 30 Mar 1867196
[anon.]Monday Popular Concerts (From the 'Morning Star'). MWorld45 14 6 Apr 1867215
[anon.]Bach's Triple Concerto ['Athenæum']. MWorld45 15 13 Apr 1867233
[Schumann, Robert][Translations from the 'Gesammelte Schriften' of Robert Schumann (Continued)] On some passages which are probably corrupt in the works of Bach, Mozart and Beethoven (1841). MWorld45 21 25 May 1867340-341
Bennett, JosephTo Dr. Ggibbillett. MWorld45 21 25 May 1867344-345
Baldassare, Salvatore SaverioTo Henderson, Rait & Fenton, Esquires (Cologne, 18 june). MWorld45 26 29 Jun 1867432-433
Hirsch of HildesheimTo Professor Sterndale Bennett. MWorld45 27 6 Jul 1867450
[anon.]Mr. Halle's recitals. MWorld45 28 13 Jul 1867466
[Franz, Robert]Bach's sacred works. His 'Magnificat' described by Robert Franz (From 'Dwight's Journal of Music'). MWorld45 43 26 Oct 1867725-726
Thaddeus Egg [Bennett, Joseph]Gluck, Haydn, P. E. Bach, Weber, Mendelssohn. Translated from the German by Lady Wallace (London, Longmans, Green & Co.). MWorld45 44, 45 2, 9 Nov 1867744-745; 766
[anon.]Harpsichord and piano (From the 'Pall Mall Gazette', Nov. 4). MWorld45 49 7 Dec 1867833
[anon.]Herr Ernst Pauer's concerts. MWorld45 51 21 Dec 1867866
Naumann, EmilA contribution to the history of oratorio. MWorld45 52 28 Dec 1867888-890
[anon.]Monday Popular Concerts. MWorld46 2 11 Jan 1868 19
[anon.]Crystal Palace concerts. MWorld46 5 1 Feb 1868 72-73
[anon.]Mr. Henry Leslie's concerts. MWorld46 8 22 Feb 1868124
[anon.]St. James's Hall. MWorld46 9 29 Feb 1868136
[anon.]Eisenach. MWorld46 14 4 Apr 1868230
[anon.]Joseph Joachim. MWorld46 15 11 Apr 1868253
Baldassare, Salvatore SaverioAus Köln (From our own correspondent). MWorld46 16 18 Apr 1868269-270
[anon.]Bach in Paris. MWorld46 20 16 May 1868336
Ehrlich, Alfred HeinrichThe Festival of the Lower Rhine (Concluded from p. 409). MWorld46 26 27 Jun 1868448-449
[anon.][Concerts Ancient and Modern: Bach, 'Christmas Oratorio'. Handel, 'Fireworks Music', 'Water Music'] MWorld46 27 4 Jul 1868471
Flamborough Head, Bart.Translations by M. E. von G., from the 'Gesammelte Schriften' of Robert Schumann (Continued). MWorld46 40 3 Oct 1868683-684
Thaddeus Egg [Bennett, Joseph]Things old and new. MWorld47 3 16 Jan 1869 37
[anon.]Monday Popular Concerts. MWorld47 4, 5 23, 30 Jan 1869 57; 67-68
[anon.]Carl Phil. Emanuel Bach's 'Clavier-Sonaten, Rondos, und freie Phantasien für Kenner und Liebhaber'. Neue Ausgabe von E. F. Baumgart, Breslau, bei F. E. C. Leuckart (Const. Sander). 1. Sammlung. MWorld47 6 6 Feb 1869 84
[anon.]Monday Popular Concerts. MWorld47 7 13 Feb 1869102
[anon.]Carl Phil. Emanuel Bach's 'Clavier-Sonaten, Rondos, und freie Phantasien für Kenner und Liebhaber'. Neue Ausgabe von E. F. Baumgart, Breslau, bei F. E. C. Leuckart (Const. Sander). 1. Sammlung (Continued from page 84). MWorld47 7 13 Feb 1869103
[anon.]Revivals. MWorld47 7 13 Feb 1869104-105
[anon.]C. P. Emanuel Bach's Clavier-Sonaten, etc. (Continued from page 103). MWorld47 10 6 Mar 1869154
[anon.]Monday Popular Concerts. MWorld47 10 6 Mar 1869155
[anon.]Monday Popular Concerts. MWorld47 13 27 Mar 1869217
[anon.]Monday Popular Concerts. MWorld47 14 3 Apr 1869232-233
Baldassare, Salvatore SaverioAus Köln. (From our Original Correspondent.) MWorld47 14 3 Apr 1869234
Baldassare, Salvatore SaverioAus Köln. (From our Original Correspondent.) MWorld47 18 1 May 1869305
Oakeley, Herbert StanleyThe Lower Rhenish Festival of 1869. MWorld47 22 29 May 1869389-391
[anon.]Madame Arabella Goddard's pianoforte recitals. MWorld47 26 26 Jun 1869457-458
[anon.]Madame Arabella Goddard's pianoforte recitals. MWorld47 27 3 Jul 1869477
[anon.]Pianoforte recitals (From the 'Pall Mall Gazette'). MWorld47 29 17 Jul 1869507-508
[anon.]Weimar. MWorld47 29 17 Jul 1869512
T. E. [Bennett, Joseph]['The Student's Edition of Forty-eight Preludes and Fugues' by John Sebastian Bach, edited by John F. Barnett and Cipriani Potter ('Hutchings and Romer')] MWorld47 34 21 Aug 1869588
[anon.]Madame Parepa-Rosa at the Peace Jubilee (From the 'New York Times', June 17). MWorld47 36 4 Sep 1869624
A SubscriberBach's 'Passion Music'. MWorld47 39 25 Sep 1869673
[anon.]The Oratorio Concerts [Prospects. Improvement of service music at St. Paul's Cathedral]. MWorld47 45 6 Nov 1869768-769
[anon.]Handel and Bach (From the 'Ladies' Repository'). MWorld48 1 1 Jan 1870 3
[anon.]Our contemporaries. MWorld48 3 15 Jan 1870 43
[anon.]Monday Popular Concerts (From the 'Daily News'). MWorld48 3 15 Jan 1870 43
[anon.]Revivals (From the 'Sunday Times', Jan. 16). MWorld48 4 22 Jan 1870 52
[anon.]Our contemporaries. Friedemann Bach, Woelfl and Bennett. MWorld48 4 22 Jan 1870 58
[anon.]Monday Popular Concerts. From the 'Graphic', Jan. 22. MWorld48 5 29 Jan 1870 72-73
[anon.]Our contemporaries. [Monday Popular Concerts: Arabella Goddard]. From the 'Standard'. MWorld48 5 29 Jan 1870 76-77
[anon.]Johann Christian Bach. MWorld48 6 5 Feb 1870 99-100
[anon.]Crystal Palace concert. MWorld48 10 5 Mar 1870167
[anon.]Monday Popular Concerts. MWorld48 11 12 Mar 1870183
[anon.]Monday Popular Concerts. MWorld48 12 19 Mar 1870197
[anon.]Our contemporaries. J. S. B. and F. M. B. MWorld48 12 19 Mar 1870200
[anon.]Our contemporaries. The Monday 'Pops'. MWorld48 12 19 Mar 1870201
[anon.]Our contemporaries. Friedemann Bach's Fantasia drammatica. MWorld48 13 26 Mar 1870210
T. E. [Bennett, Joseph]Mr. Henry Leslie's concerts. MWorld48 14 2 Apr 1870236
[anon.]The Oratorio Concerts. MWorld48 16 16 Apr 1870263
[anon.]Monday Popular Concerts (From the 'Daily Telegraph'). MWorld48 16 16 Apr 1870264
MacFarren, George AlexanderOur contemporaries. Bach's 'Matthew Passion'. MWorld48 16 16 Apr 1870269
Bitter, Carl HermannBach's 'Passion Music'. The 'St. John Passion'. MWorld48 17 23 Apr 1870280-281
T. E. [Bennett, Joseph]Our contemporaries. Bach's 'Passion Music'. MWorld48 17 23 Apr 1870281
[anon.]Mr. Manns's benefit. MWorld48 18 30 Apr 1870304-305
Rahles, FerdinandWilhelm Friedemann Bach. MWorld48 20 14 May 1870338
Bitter, Carl HermannBach's 'Passion Music'. I. 'The Passion according to St. John'. MWorld48 21 21 May 1870345-346
Dawson, A.[Chorale 'Jesus meine Zuversicht' harmonized by Sebastian Bach (Broadway, Worcestershire)]. MWorld48 39 24 Sep 1870644
[anon.]Gavotte in ré: extrait des sonates de violoncello de John Sebastian Bach. Transcrite pour piano par D. Brocca (London: W. Czerny). MWorld48 48 26 Nov 1870789
[anon.]Royal Academy of Music. MWorld48 51 17 Dec 1870832
[anon.]Joachim at the Monday Popular Concerts (From the 'Pall Mall Gazette'). MWorld49 8 25 Feb 1871109
[anon.]Oratorio Concerts [Bach, 'Passion according to St. Matthew'; Mme Rudersdorff, Mme Patey, Stockhausen, Cummings, Barnby]. MWorld49 8 25 Feb 1871110
[anon.]Mr. Henry Leslie's concerts. MWorld49 10 11 Mar 1871145
[anon.]Hamburgh [Bach, 'Johannes-Passion']. MWorld49 11 18 Mar 1871158
[anon.]'Revivals', edited by J. W. Davison; Wilhelm Friedemann Bach. MWorld49 12 25 Mar 1871170
[anon.]Wilhelm Friedemann Bach. MWorld49 14, 15 8, 15 Apr 1871202; 217-218
[anon.]Special service in Westminster Abbey. MWorld49 15 15 Apr 1871226
[anon.]Our contemporaries. The oratorio and the mass. MWorld49 22 3 Jun 1871335
[anon.]The Niederrheinische Musikfest. Cologne, Whit-Monday. MWorld49 23 10 Jun 1871347-348
[anon.]Her majesty's Opera, Drury Lane. 'Revivals', edited by J. W. Davison: Wilhelm Friedemann Bach. MWorld49 25 24 Jun 1871381-382
[anon.]The Handel Festival. MWorld49 25 24 Jun 1871390-391
[anon.]Gavotte and Rondo from Bach's Sixth Violin Sonata. Transcribed by W. Rockstro (London: Robert Cocks & Co.) MWorld49 31 5 Aug 1871495
Drinkwater HardGloucester Musical Festival (From our special correspondent). Thursday, Sept. 7. MWorld49 36 9 Sep 1871577-578
[anon.]Gloucester Musical Festival (From the 'Times'). Gloucester, Sept. 7. MWorld49 37 16 Sep 1871587
Drinkwater HardGloucester Musical Festival (From our special correspondent). Gloucester, September 9th, 1871. MWorld49 37 16 Sep 1871595-597
[anon.]New books about music. MWorld49 47 25 Nov 1871754
[anon.]Waifs. [J. W. Davison's edition of three keyboard sonatas by Friedemann Bach ('The Choir')] MWorld50 3 20 Jan 1872 45
[anon.]Oratorio Concerts. MWorld50 9 2 Mar 1872137
[anon.]Monday Popular Concerts. MWorld50 11 16 Mar 1872167
[anon.]Waifs. [English premières of Carissimi's 'Jonah' and Bach's 'St. John Passion']. MWorld50 11 16 Mar 1872174
[anon.]Das Wohltemperirte Klavier. Forty-eight Preludes and Fugues by J. S. Bach. Edited by Ernst Pauer (London: Augener & Co.). MWorld50 12 23 Mar 1872190
[anon.]'Arrangements for the Organ'. By Ebenezer Prout (London: Augener & Co.) [Bach's church cantatas, Beethoven's pianoforte sonatas] MWorld50 12 23 Mar 1872190
[anon.]A matter of principle. MWorld50 13 30 Mar 1872204-205
[anon.]Westminster Abbey. MWorld50 13 30 Mar 1872207
[anon.]Crystal Palace concerts. MWorld50 14 6 Apr 1872215-216
[anon.]Provincial. Glasgow. MWorld50 15 13 Apr 1872238
[anon.]Music in Glasgow (From our own correspondent) Glasgow Choral Union. MWorld50 23 8 Jun 1872361
IdealizerM. Gounod's arrangements. MWorld50 24 15 Jun 1872377-378
H. L.M. Sainton's matinées. MWorld50 24 15 Jun 1872378
[anon.]Philharmonic Society. MWorld50 26 29 Jun 1872411
[anon.]Festival of the Three Choirs (Worcester, Sept. 14th). MWorld50 38 21 Sep 1872599-601
Drinkwater HardWorcester Musical Festival. MWorld50 39 28 Sep 1872623
[anon.]Sacred Harmonic Society. MWorld50 46 16 Nov 1872734
[anon.]A protest from Bach. MWorld50 51 21 Dec 1872817
[anon.]Exhibition Concerts [the Albert Hall] MWorld51 1873446
[anon.]A series of Six Grand Oratorio Concerts will be given at the Royal Albert Hall ; During the coming Season, at which the following works will be performed:- Bach's Passion (S. Matthew). Mendelssohn's Elijah. Handel's Belshazzar. Handel's Messiah. Rossini's Stabat Mater. &c., &c.. ... MWorld51 4 25 Jan 1873 [43]
H., D.Music in Birmingham (From our own Correspondent.) MWorld51 5 1 Feb 1873 65
[anon.]Monday Popular Concerts. (From the 'Daily Telegraph.') MWorld51 10 8 Mar 1873147
[anon.]Madame Schumann's Recitals. MWorld51 11 15 Mar 1873162
[anon.]Novello, Ewer & Co. ... 'God's Time is Best'. Sacred cantata. Composed by John Sebastian Bach. The English translation and adaptation by the Rev. John Troutbeck. MWorld51 11 15 Mar 1873168
[anon.]Monday Popular Concerts. MWorld51 12 22 Mar 1873178
[anon.]St. Anne's Church, Soho. MWorld51 13 29 Mar 1873194
[anon.]Bach in Birmingham (From the 'Birmingham Morning News', March 22). MWorld51 13 29 Mar 1873195
[anon.]Oxford.--Bach's Passion music was performed in Christ Church Cathedral on the 20th inst., ... MWorld51 13 29 Mar 1873200
[anon.]Herr Carl Diechmann. MWorld51 14 5 Apr 1873217
[anon.]Passion week concerts. MWorld51 15 12 Apr 1873229
[anon.][Success of Barnby's production of Bach's 'St. Matthew Passion' at the Royal Albert Hall] MWorld51 15 12 Apr 1873232
[anon.]Bach's 'Matthew Passion' at St. Paul's [Stainer (conductor)]. MWorld51 16 19 Apr 1873247-248
[anon.]Sacred Harmonic Society. MWorld51 16 19 Apr 1873251
[anon.]Mdlle. Alie Lindberg's 'first morning concert' [Hanover Square Rooms on Monday] MWorld51 18 3 May 1873287
[anon.][Dissenting minister's diatribe against Bach's 'St. Matthew Passion' ('Tonic Sol-fa Reporter')] MWorld51 18 3 May 1873287
[anon.][Sacred Harmonic Society: Bach, 'St. Matthew Passion'] MWorld51 18 3 May 1873289
[anon.]Munich. [St Mathttew Passion by the Musical Academy] MWorld51 19 10 May 1873300
[Benedict, Julius]A Life of Bach. (From the 'Globe.') MWorld51 20 17 May 1873330
[anon.]Dr. Hans von Bülow (From the 'Times'). MWorld51 23 7 Jun 1873373
Egg, ThaddeusCharles Hallé's Pianoforte Recitals. MWorld51 23 7 Jun 1873374
[anon.]London Musical Festival. MWorld51 26 28 Jun 1873430
E., T.Philharmonic Society. MWorld51 28 12 Jul 1873468
GhostBefore the Cathedrals. MWorld51 33 16 Aug 1873554
MacFarren, George AlexanderJ. S. Bach's 'Passion of St. Matthew'. MWorld51 33 16 Aug 1873560
MacFarren, George AlexanderJ. S. Bach's 'Passion of St. Matthew' (Continued from page 560). MWorld51 34 23 Aug 1873567
Grove, GeorgeCrystal Palace.--Saturday Concerts and Afternoon Promenades, 1873-74. MWorld51 37 13 Sep 1873613
MacFarren, George AlexanderJ. S. Bach's 'Passion of St. Matthew' (Continued from page 567). MWorld51 37 13 Sep 1873623-624
[anon.]Brighton.--Mr. Kuhe's First Pianoforte Recital. MWorld51 41 11 Oct 1873678
[anon.]Crystal Palace concerts. MWorld51 41 11 Oct 1873679-680
[anon.]Dr. Hans von Bülow's recitals (From 'The Times'). MWorld51 47 22 Nov 1873780
[anon.]Bach's 'Christmas Oratorio' [British première]. MWorld51 50 13 Dec 1873833
[anon.][Choirs of Christ Church, Oxford and Magdalen College: Bach, 'Christmas Oratorio'] MWorld51 50 13 Dec 1873838
[anon.]Weimar. MWorld51 51 20 Dec 1873847
[anon.]Bach's 'Christmas Oratorio'. MWorld51 52 27 Dec 1873863
[anon.]The time is at hand. MWorld52 1 4 Jan 1874 11
[anon.]The Bach Association in Cologne. MWorld52 4 24 Jan 1874 47
[anon.]Herr Joachim at the Monday Popular Concerts (From the 'Pall Mall Gazette'). MWorld52 8 21 Feb 1874108
[anon.]Monday Popular Concerts. MWorld52 11 14 Mar 1874159
[anon.]St. Paul's Cathedral. [performance of Bach's Passions] MWorld52 14 4 Apr 1874209
[anon.]From the 'Daily Telegraph', March 30. MWorld52 14 4 Apr 1874210
[anon.]Music in Passion Week. MWorld52 15 11 Apr 1874229
[anon.]Music in Glasgow (From our own correspondent). MWorld52 17 25 Apr 1874272
[anon.]Music at Cologne (From a correspondent). MWorld52 18 2 May 1874283
Ashcroft, AndrewBach's Passions in Paris (From the 'Tonic Solfa Reporter.') MWorld52 19 9 May 1874304
[anon.]Mdlle. Krebs' recitals (From the 'Daily Telegraph'). MWorld52 25 20 Jun 1874404
[anon.]Aus Köln: Concert des Bach-Vereins [programme]. MWorld52 46 14 Nov 1874751
[anon.]Dr. von Bülow's recitals. MWorld53 1 2 Jan 1875 6
Ambros, August WilhelmAnother Viennese critic on Herr and Mad. Joachim. MWorld53 5 30 Jan 1875 73
Gwffyn, PencerddBrighton Musical Festival (From an occasional correspondent). MWorld53 8 20 Feb 1875132-133
[anon.]Monday Popular Concerts (From the 'Daily Telegraph'). MWorld53 10 6 Mar 1875163
[anon.]Mdlle Krebs' first recital (From the 'Globe'). MWorld53 10 6 Mar 1875165
E., T.Royal Albert Hall [Bach, 'St. Matthew Passion'. Ballad concert] MWorld53 14 3 Apr 1875227
Q., T.Music in Passion Week [Bach, 'St. Matthew Passion'; Stainer (conductor)]. MWorld53 15 10 Apr 1875241
Ant-eaterThe New Philharmonic Society (From an occasional contributor). MWorld53 20 15 May 1875318
Forkel, Johann Nicolaus[Bach at Halle] MWorld53 27 3 Jul 1875445
Hanslick, Eduard[Historical note on instruments owned by Haydn, Mozart, Bach and Beethoven ('Neue freie Presse')] MWorld53 44 30 Oct 1875732
[anon.]Ominous. Gregorian festival (From the 'Richmond and Twickenham Times', November 20) MWorld53 48 27 Nov 1875797
[anon.]Frankfort-on-the-Maine (From a correspondent). MWorld53 49 4 Dec 1875820
[anon.]Monday Popular Concerts. MWorld53 49 4 Dec 1875821
[anon.]Fräulein Anna Mehlig's recital. MWorld53 51 18 Dec 1875855
[anon.]Monday Popular Concerts (From the 'Daily Telegraph'). MWorld54 6 5 Feb 1876106
[anon.]Popular Concerts (From the 'Times'). MWorld54 14 1 Apr 1876236
[anon.]St. Paul's Cathedral [Bach, 'St. Matthew Passion' ('Daily Telegraph')] MWorld54 16 15 Apr 1876279
Bitter, Carl HermannJohann Sebastian Bach's Mass in B minor (To be continued). MWorld54 18 29 Apr 1876309-310
[anon.][Forthcoming performance of Bach's Mass in B minor. Meeting of the Birmingham Musical Festival committee] MWorld54 18 29 Apr 1876310
Bitter, Carl HermannJohann Sebastian Bach's Mass in B minor (Continued from page 309). MWorld54 19 6 May 1876324-325
[anon.]Herr Anton Rubinstein (From the 'Times'). MWorld54 20 13 May 1876338
Bitter, Carl HermannJohann Sebastian Bach's Mass in B minor (Continued from page 325) MWorld54 20 13 May 1876340-341
[anon.]Waifs. [St. James's Hall: Bach, Mass in B minor; Otto Goldschmidt (conductor)] MWorld54 20 13 May 1876346
[anon.]Bach and his Mass in B minor (From the 'Times'). MWorld54 21 20 May 1876352-353
Bitter, Carl HermannJohann Sebastian Bach's Mass in B minor (Continued from page 340) MWorld54 21 20 May 1876356-357
[anon.][Philharmonic Society: J. S. Bach, Orchestral Suite for flute and strings] MWorld54 21 20 May 1876357-358
Bitter, Carl HermannJohann Sebastian Bach's Mass in B minor (Continued from page 357). MWorld54 22 27 May 1876372-373
[anon.]Von Bülow's concert (From the 'New York Herald') MWorld54 22 27 May 1876375
Bitter, Carl HermannJohann Sebastian Bach's Mass in B minor (Concluded from page 373). MWorld54 23 3 Jun 1876388-389
[anon.][Forkel on Bach]. MWorld54 39 23 Sep 1876643
H. K., Jun.Herr Hermann Franke's concerts. MWorld54 49 2 Dec 1876808
[anon.]Waifs. [Musical Association: James Higgs's paper on J. S. Bach's 'Art of Fugue' ('Graphic')] MWorld54 53 30 Dec 1876871
[anon.]Berlin [Singakademie: Bach, 'Weihnachts Oratorium'] MWorld55 4 27 Jan 1877 70
[anon.]Quartet Concerts. MWorld55 6 10 Feb 1877106
[anon.]Carrodus and Edward Howell's Quartet Concerts (From the 'Graphic', Feb. 10th). MWorld55 7 17 Feb 1877116
[anon.]Mr. Henry Leslie's choir. MWorld55 11 17 Mar 1877194
Beard, OttoBach's 'Passion of St. Matthew', and Beethoven's 'Mount of Olives'. MWorld55 11 17 Mar 1877200
[anon.]Madame Arabella Goddard. MWorld55 14 7 Apr 1877244
PoseidonBach's 'Matthew Passion' at St. Paul's. MWorld55 14 7 Apr 1877246
E., T.The Bach Choir. MWorld55 16 21 Apr 1877277
[anon.]Portraits. No. 3. To John Sebastian Bach [Caricature]. MWorld55 28 14 Jun 1877477
[anon.]Gloucester Musical Festival (From the 'Times'. Continued from page 600). Gloucester, Sept. 7. MWorld55 37 15 Sep 1877615-616
[anon.]Leeds Musical Festival (From the 'Times'). September 24. MWorld55 39 29 Sep 1877647-648
Ehlert, LouisGounod 'contra' Wagner (Translated expressly for the 'Musical World'). MWorld56 2 12 Jan 1878 38-39
[anon.]The Popular Concerts (From the 'Daily Telegraph', Jan. 9, 1878). MWorld56 2 12 Jan 1878 46
[anon.]Philharmonic concerts. MWorld56 8 23 Feb 1878134
G., H. W.Mdlle Marie Krebs first recital. MWorld56 11 16 Mar 1878185
[anon.]Popular Concerts. MWorld56 13 30 Mar 1878213
[anon.]The Bach Choir. MWorld56 15 13 Apr 1878246
[anon.]The Bach Choir. MWorld56 19 11 May 1878314
Trois-EchellesRoyal Albert Hall [Bach, 'St. Matthew Passion'] MWorld56 20 18 May 1878326
[anon.]The Bach Choir. MWorld56 20 18 May 1878327
FlamingoBach's concerto for four pianos. MWorld56 27 6 Jul 1878434
[G.]Four hands at a fiddle concerto. MWorld56 28 13 Jul 1878450
Westbrook, W. J.Bach, Concerto for four pianos. MWorld56 28 13 Jul 1878450
Water WagtailThat fugue again! MWorld56 37 14 Sep 1878595
[anon.]Covent Garden promenade concerts. Retrospect. MWorld56 39 28 Sep 1878622
[anon.]The Popular Concerts. MWorld56 46 16 Nov 1878734
[anon.]Miss Emma Barnett. MWorld56 49 7 Dec 1878789
[Marmontel, A.]Symphonists and virtuosos. Silhouettes and medallions of celebrated organists and pianists. 1. Johann Sebastian Bach. [1] MWorld57 3 18 Jan 1879 35
[Marmontel, A.]Symphonists and virtuosos. Silhouettes and medallions of celebrated organists and pianists. 1. Johann Sebastian Bach (Continued from page 35) [2] MWorld57 4 25 Jan 1879 51
[anon.]Miss Bessie Richards [Performs music of Johann Christian Bach. Historical inaccuracy in O. Begas's painting of Frederick the Great attending a performance of Mozart's Requiem] MWorld57 4 25 Jan 1879 57
[anon.][Robert Franz's discovery of long missing works of J. S. Bach ('Pall Mall Gazette')] MWorld57 5 1 Feb 1879 74
[anon.]The Bach hoax [Satires on Robert Franz] MWorld57 6 8 Feb 1879 88-89
[anon.]J. C. Bach's Scotch Sonata [St. James's Hall] MWorld57 6 8 Feb 1879 89
[anon.][Robert Franz's discovery of Bach mss. a hoax] MWorld57 6 8 Feb 1879 90
[anon.]From Vienna. MWorld57 6 8 Feb 1879 93-94
[Marmontel, A.]Symphonists and virtuosos. Silhouettes and medallions of celebrated organists and pianists. I. Johann Sebastian Bach (Continued from page 51) [3] MWorld57 7 15 Feb 1879107
[Marmontel, A.]Symphonists and virtuosos. Silhouettes and medallions of celebrated organists and pianists. II. Johann Sebastian Bach (Concluded from page 107) [4] MWorld57 9 1 Mar 1879135
[anon.]The Bach hoax [Satire]. MWorld57 9 1 Mar 1879138
[anon.]The Bach Choir [Bach, Mass in B minor; Otto Goldschmidt]. MWorld57 14 5 Apr 1879216
[anon.]The Bach Choir [Overview of the season] MWorld57 16 19 Apr 1879236
[anon.]Schubert's Mass in E flat (From the 'Daily News'). MWorld57 16 19 Apr 1879237
[anon.]Dwight upon Bach's B flat Motet (From 'Dwight's Journal of Music'). MWorld57 17 26 Apr 1879251
[anon.]The Bach Choir. MWorld57 21 24 May 1879316
Prescott, OliveriaForm, or design in music. III. The sonata. MWorld57 21 24 May 1879317-318
[anon.]September 10 [Purcell, Te Deum Laudamus. Bach, 'Christmas Oratorio' (selections)] MWorld57 37 13 Sep 1879579
Hanslick, EduardMusic in Vienna. Brahms' 'Deutsches Requiem' -- The concert season -- The first Gesellschafts-concert. MWorld57 47 22 Nov 1879742-743
[anon.]Berlin. MWorld58 5 31 Jan 1880 76
[anon.]The Bach Choir [St. James's Hall] MWorld58 12 20 Mar 1880190
[anon.]The Bach Choir. Schubert Society [Schumann concert] MWorld58 17 24 Apr 1880262-263
[anon.]Mr. Leslie's choir. MWorld58 20 15 May 1880313
PolkawFugue. To Shaver Silver, Esq. MWorld58 22 29 May 1880341
[anon.]Bach's resonator. MWorld58 27 3 Jul 1880417
[anon.]An unpublished ms. of J. S. Bach's. MWorld58 30 24 Jul 1880469-470
PhosphorGold and wire band. MWorld58 33 14 Aug 1880512
[anon.]Leeds Musical Festival ('D. T.'). Oct. 15. MWorld58 43 23 Oct 1880671-673
[anon.]Service at the Abbey. MWorld59 5 29 Jan 1881 69
[anon.]The Bach Choir. MWorld59 11 12 Mar 1881163
[anon.]In memoriam [To Joseph Joachim] MWorld59 16 16 Apr 1881240
[anon.]The Bach Choir. MWorld59 16 16 Apr 1881242-243
PatroclusTo Adelina Patti [Fugal entry with a tonal answer from Bach (Rossini Villa, May 24, 186---)] MWorld59 22 28 May 1881336
[anon.]To Emma Albani. To Christine Nilsson. MWorld59 23 4 Jun 1881353
[anon.]Mr. Hallé's recitals. MWorld59 23 4 Jun 1881353
[anon.]Mr. Rubinstein's recitals [St. James's Hall] MWorld59 24 11 Jun 1881365
Beard, OttoTo Commendatore Francisco Schira. MWorld59 30 23 Jul 1881468
Dr. Blidge[Comment with a fragment from a Bach fugue] MWorld59 32 6 Aug 1881502
[anon.][Fragment from a Bach fugue] MWorld59 33 13 Aug 1881518
[anon.]Sadness. To Shaver Silver, Esq.. [Excerpts from Bach's two-part Invention in F minor] MWorld59 33 13 Aug 1881521
[anon.]Norwich Musical Festival ('D. T.'). Wednesday. MWorld59 42 15 Oct 1881659-661
[anon.][Comparison of Joachim and Rappoldi performing Bach, Prelude and Fugue in G minor ('D. T.')] MWorld59 46 12 Nov 1881723
[anon.]Popular Concerts. MWorld59 48 26 Nov 1881759
[anon.]Beethoven's sonatas. Bach's Forty-eight Preludes and Fugues. MWorld60 7 18 Feb 1882109
[anon.]Stuttgart [Donndorf's Bach monument for erection at Eisenach]. MWorld60 13 1 Apr 1882193
Prescott, OliveriaForm, or design in vocal music. The anthem. MWorld60 19 13 May 1882285
Prescott, OliveriaForm, or design in vocal music. The anthem (Continued from page 285). MWorld60 23 10 Jun 1882349-350
[anon.]Mdme Sophie Menter. MWorld60 23 10 Jun 1882355
[anon.]A musical pilgrimage (Continued from page 523) (Münster, August 16). MWorld60 35 2 Sep 1882548-549
[anon.]Festival of the Three Choirs. Wednesday. MWorld60 37 16 Sep 1882571-573
Pipes, SimonA remonstrance. [Republication of Bach's organ works with commentaries by different editors questioned] MWorld60 45 11 Nov 1882700
[anon.]Music in Vienna [Musikverein concert] MWorld60 51 23 Dec 1882795
[anon.]New music (Continued from page 820, vol. 60). MWorld61 1 6 Jan 1883 7
[anon.]La musica italiana e la musica tedesca. MWorld61 2 13 Jan 1883 21
[anon.]Bach Choir. MWorld61 6 10 Feb 1883 81
[anon.]Philharmonic Society. MWorld61 10 10 Mar 1883147
[anon.]The Bach Society. MWorld61 11 17 Mar 1883156
Last, YaxtonBruch and Bach. MWorld61 11 17 Mar 1883159
[anon.]Professor Macfarren's lectures [Bach's 'Wohltemperirte Klavier'] MWorld61 12 24 Mar 1883172
[anon.]Leeds [Spark's recital of music by Bach] MWorld61 14 7 Apr 1883210
[anon.]Bach and his Mass in B minor (From the 'Times', May 1876). MWorld61 20 19 May 1883300-301
[anon.]M. de Pachmann's recitals. MWorld61 24 16 Jun 1883370
[anon.]Leeds festival. MWorld61 30 28 Jul 1883469
Rundell, J. C.The national anthem. MWorld61 39 29 Sep 1883609
D., T. J.[Leeds Musical Festival] (By telegraph. From an esteemed correspondent). First day. MWorld61 41 13 Oct 1883638-639
[anon.]Eisenach [Erection the Bach monument]. MWorld61 42 20 Oct 1883660
[anon.]John Sebastian Bach. MWorld61 46 17 Nov 1883716
[anon.]Richter concerts. MWorld61 46 17 Nov 1883722
DragonetAn 'advanced' throe. MWorld62 9 1 Mar 1884134
[anon.]Sacred Harmonic Society. MWorld62 9 1 Mar 1884138
[anon.]Waifs. Bach's 'Christmas Oratorio' ['Times', Feb. 23] MWorld62 9 1 Mar 1884142
[Parke, William Thomas]Excerpts from Parke's musical memoirs. Excerpt no. 48 (Continued from page 115) 1805. MWorld62 10 8 Mar 1884149
PinellThe Bach Choir. [St. James's Hall] MWorld62 13 29 Mar 1884205
[anon.]The Bach Choir. MWorld62 14 5 Apr 1884220
L., H. J.St. Paul's Cathedral [Bach, 'St. Matthew Passion' ('D. N.')] MWorld62 15 12 Apr 1884233
[anon.]Crefeld (Rhenish Prussia) [Bach, 'St. Matthew Passion'] MWorld62 16 19 Apr 1884243
[anon.]Worcester -- Passion Week at the Cathedral. MWorld62 16 19 Apr 1884247
[anon.]The Bach Choir. MWorld62 21 24 May 1884326
O., H. S.The Lower Rhenish. No. 1 (Düsseldorf, June 3). MWorld62 24 14 Jun 1884368
[anon.]Berlin (From a correspondent). MWorld62 29 19 Jul 1884452
[L., W.]Friedemann Bach. [Biographical study (From the 'Neue Berliner Musikzeitung'. To be continued)] MWorld62 32 9 Aug 1884497
[L., W.]Friedemann Bach (Continued from page 497) [Biographical study (From the 'Neue Berliner Musikzeitung'. To be continued)] MWorld62 33 16 Aug 1884512-513
L., W.Friedemann Bach (Continued from page 513) [Biographical study; sources of his compositions] MWorld62 34 23 Aug 1884528-529
[anon.][Concertbill for dedication of the Bach monument in Eisenach; Joseph Joachim] MWorld62 35 30 Aug 1884544
[anon.]Eisenach [Unveiling of the Bach monument] MWorld62 41 11 Oct 1884639
[anon.]Saturday Popular Concerts [St. James's Hall] MWorld62 45 8 Nov 1884707
F. d F.Music at Frankfort-on-the-Maine (From our own correspondent). MWorld62 48 29 Nov 1884750
Dudeney, T. J.Dr. Bridge at Taunton. Organ recitals [Handel, Haydn, Bach] MWorld62 51 20 Dec 1884798
[anon.]Bach and the organ [Rôle as craftsman ('Musical Opinion')] MWorld62 51 20 Dec 1884804
T., L.Another account [Bach-Liszt, Prelude and Fugue in A minor; Mme Haas] MWorld63 2 10 Jan 1885 27-28
[anon.]The Handel and Bach bicentenaries ['Times'] MWorld63 4 24 Jan 1885 58
[anon.]Novello & Co. 'Bach's Organ Works' edited by J. F. Bridge and James Higgs. MWorld63 6 7 Feb 1885 84
[anon.]Bach Choir. MWorld63 8 21 Feb 1885126
Brewse Saunce PitieThe Bach Choir. MWorld63 9 28 Feb 1885133
Sagramore le DesirousCrystal Palace concerts. MWorld63 10 7 Mar 1885150
[anon.]Monday and Saturday Popular Concerts. Retrospect. MWorld63 12 21 Mar 1885182
PhosphorCrystal Palace concerts. MWorld63 13 28 Mar 1885197
Eduard HanslickMusic in Vienna. MWorld63 13 28 Mar 1885202-203
[anon.]Berlin [Garrison Church: Bach, 'St. Matthew Passion'] MWorld63 14 4 Apr 1885221
[anon.][St. Marylebone Church: Bach, 'St. John Passion'] MWorld63 15 11 Apr 1885232
[anon.]Basel -- (Special correspondence). MWorld63 23 6 Jun 1885356
[anon.]The Bach Choir. MWorld63 24 13 Jun 1885366
[anon.]Chester Musical Festival (Continued from page 461). Thursday, July 23. MWorld63 31 1 Aug 1885476-477
[anon.]Festival of the Three Choirs (From the 'Daily Telegraph'). Wednesday, Sept. 9. MWorld63 37 5 Sep 1885571-573
MacFarren, George AlexanderHandel and Bach. Part I. MWorld63 45, 46, 47, 48 7, 14, 21, 28 Nov 1885705-706; 721-722; 737-738; 753-754
MacFarren, George AlexanderHandel and Bach. Part II (Continued from page 754) MWorld63 49, 50, 51, 52 5, 12, 19, 26 Dec 1885768-769; 779-780; 795; 811-812
T., L.Monday Popular Concerts. MWorld63 50 12 Dec 1885783
[anon.]A taste for the spurious. MWorld64 8 20 Feb 1886115-116
[anon.]Monday Popular Concert. MWorld64 12 20 Mar 1886187
[anon.]The Bach Choir. MWorld64 14 3 Apr 1886221
[anon.]Chamber concerts. MWorld64 14 3 Apr 1886221-222
[anon.]The Passion Music at St. Paul's. MWorld64 17 24 Apr 1886269
[anon.][Bach, 'Vergiss mein nicht' (arranged by Henschel).] MWorld64 24 12 Jun 1886373-374
[anon.]Norwich. MWorld64 44 30 Oct 1886703-704
[anon.]Mlle Clothilde Kleeberg's second pianoforte recital. MWorld64 50 11 Dec 1886795
[anon.]The Bach Choir. MWorld64 51 18 Dec 1886811
[anon.]The Bach Choir. MWorld65 11 12 Mar 1887197-198
[anon.]Leipzig. MWorld65 17 23 Apr 1887321
[anon.]The Lower Rhenish Festival (Düsseldorf, June 1). MWorld65 24 11 Jun 1887459
Turpin, Edmund HartOrgan recital playing. II. MWorld65 28 9 Jul 1887(5) 533
Turpin, Edmund HartOrgan recital playing. III. MWorld65 30 23 Jul 1887(13-14) 573-574
Turpin, Edmund HartMendelssohn as an organ player. II. MWorld65 32 6 Aug 1887(21-22) 613-614
[Papendick, Mrs.][Extracts from Mrs. Papendick's journal: Johann Christian Bach; Abel, Cramer (violinist), Fischer (oboist). Herschel's concerts: Ranzini (conductor), Horn (pianist). Webb, organist at St. George's Chapel, Windsor] MWorld65 32 6 Aug 1887(22-23) 614-615
[anon.][Roosevelt's organ for a Denver church. Notes on Bach's career as organist. Papier-maché used for construction of organ pipes in Italy] MWorld65 32 6 Aug 1887(24) 616
Turpin, Edmund HartOrgan recital playing. IV. MWorld65 33 13 Aug 1887(26) 634
Turpin, Edmund HartOrgan recital playing. VI. MWorld65 34 20 Aug 1887(29) 653
Turpin, Edmund HartMendelssohn as an organ player. III. MWorld65 34 20 Aug 1887(29-30) 653-654
Turpin, Edmund HartOrgan recital playing. VII. MWorld65 35 27 Aug 1887(33-34) 673-674
Turpin, Edmund HartMendelssohn as an organ-player. IV. MWorld65 38 17 Sep 1887(45-46) 733-734
Turpin, Edmund HartMendelssohn as an organ player. V. MWorld65 39 24 Sep 1887(49) 753
[anon.]Promenade Concerts. MWorld65 39 24 Sep 1887759
[anon.]Portable mistakes. MWorld65 40 1 Oct 1887(53-54) 773-774
Turpin, Edmund HartOrgan recital playing. VIII. MWorld65 42 15 Oct 1887(61) 813
[anon.]Mendelssohn as an organ player. VI. MWorld65 44 29 Oct 1887(69) 853
Turpin, Edmund HartOrgan recital playing. IX. MWorld65 47 19 Nov 1887(81) 913
Hipkins, Alfred JamesOld keyboard instruments. MWorld65 47 19 Nov 1887(81-83) 913-915
Turpin, Edmund HartMendelssohn as an organ-player. VIII. MWorld65 51 17 Dec 1887(97-98) 993-994
[anon.]Crystal Palace concerts. MWorld65 51 17 Dec 1887997
Turpin, Edmund HartOrgan recital playing. X. MWorld65 52 24 Dec 1887(101) 1013
[anon.]Bach Choir. MWorld65 52 24 Dec 18871018
Turpin, Edmund HartMendelssohn as an organ player. IX. MWorld65 53 31 Dec 1887(105-106) 1031-1032
Turpin, Edmund HartMendelssohn as an organ player. VII. MWorld65 65 26 Nov 1887(85) 933
[anon.]A service of anthems at St. Margaret's, Westminster. MWorld67 5 4 Feb 1888(17-19) 89-91
[anon.]Six hours with Bach. MWorld67 7 18 Feb 1888129-130
[anon.][St. Anne's Church, Soho.] MWorld67 8 25 Feb 1888145
Turpin, Edmund HartOrgan recital playing — XI. MWorld67 9 3 Mar 1888(33) 169
[anon.]Mr. J. A. Dykes's pianoforte recital. MWorld67 9 3 Mar 1888175
[anon.]The Bach Choir. MWorld67 10 10 Mar 1888194-196
Turpin, Edmund HartOrgan sonata form. MWorld67 12 24 Mar 1888(45) 229
Turpin, Edmund HartOrgan recital playing. XII. MWorld67 14 7 Apr 1888(53) 269
[anon.]Christ Church, Lancaster Gate. MWorld67 14 7 Apr 1888(55) 271
[anon.]Bach's Passion at St. Paul's. MWorld67 14 7 Apr 1888(55) 271
Turpin, Edmund HartOrgan recital playing. XIII. MWorld67 17 28 Apr 1888(65) 329
[anon.]The Bach Choir. MWorld67 20 19 May 1888395
[anon.]Handel Society. MWorld67 24 16 Jun 1888475
[anon.]Richter concerts. MWorld67 27 7 Jul 1888534
Trickett, ArthurThe church cantata. A paper read at the College of Organists. MWorld67 35 1 Sep 1888(137) 693
[anon.]Johann Sebastian Bach and George Frederick Handel. MWorld67 36 8 Sep 1888(144) 712
[anon.]Friday night. MWorld67 36 8 Sep 1888715
Adkins, J. E.[Query on Bach's use of a four-note motive] MWorld67 43 27 Oct 1888836
Davison, James William[Response: motive has common features of a melody given to Bach by Frederick the Great] MWorld67 43 27 Oct 1888836-837
[anon.]London Symphony concerts. MWorld68 48 [49] 8 Dec 1888931
Hallé, Charles[Correction on source of accompaniments for a Bach Prelude (Greenheys, Manchester, January 13, 1889)] MWorld69 3 19 Jan 1889 38
Your Manchester Correspondent[Authorship of accompaniments to Bach's Prelude in E] MWorld69 4 26 Jan 1889 58-59
Barry, Charles AinslieWagner on Bach. MWorld69 10 9 Mar 1889149-150
[anon.]The Bach Choir. MWorld69 10 9 Mar 1889155
[anon.]Popular Concerts. MWorld69 11 16 Mar 1889166
[anon.]Bach organ recitals. MWorld69 14 Suppl 6 Apr 1889(55-56) 228/29
Bishop, Albert E.Bach organ recitals. MWorld69 15 Suppl 13 Apr 1889(59) 244/45
[anon.][St. Paul's Cathedral: Bach, Passion according to St. Matthew] MWorld69 16 Suppl 18 Apr 1889(64) 260/61
[anon.]Bach organ recitals. MWorld69 17 27 Apr 1889(67) 276/77
[anon.]Leeds, April 22, 1889. MWorld69 17 27 Apr 1889272
[anon.]The Bach Choir. MWorld69 19 11 May 1889303
[anon.][Albert E. Bishop's J. S. Bach series] MWorld69 25 Suppl 22 Jun 1889(100) 404/05
[anon.]Señor Albeniz. MWorld69 26 29 Jun 1889417
[anon.]Covent Garden. MWorld69 39 28 Sep 1889675-676
[anon.]Tuesday, Oct. 8 [Parry, Ode on St. Cecilia's Day. Handel, Acis and Galatea. Wagner, Tannhäuser (Act III). Bach, God's Time is Best] MWorld69 41 12 Oct 1889708
[anon.]Master Otto Hegner. MWorld69 41 12 Oct 1889717
[anon.]Thursday, Oct. 10. MWorld69 42 19 Oct 1889726-727
[anon.][Theodore Thomas's benefit concert for the Bonn Beethoven-House Society (Bonner Zeitung).] MWorld69 44 2 Nov 1889764
[anon.]Sarasate concerts. MWorld69 44 2 Nov 1889777
[anon.]Sarasate concerts. MWorld69 45 9 Nov 1889796
[anon.]Guild of Organists. MWorld69 46 16 Nov 1889810-811
Parker, Louis N.A new light on Bach. MWorld69 50 14 Dec 1889890-891
[anon.]The Bach Choir. MWorld69 51 21 Dec 1889915
[anon.][Philharmonic Society] MWorld70 12 Suppl 22 Mar 1890234
[anon.]Bach at St. Paul's. MWorld70 14 Suppl 5 Apr 1890269
[anon.]Bach at St. Anne's. MWorld70 15 Suppl 12 Apr 1890293
[anon.][Bach Choir.] MWorld70 20 Suppl 17 May 1890395
[anon.][Richter concerts.] MWorld70 21 Suppl 24 May 1890414
[anon.][Criticism of Liszt's arrangements of J. S. Bach's keyboard works] MWorld70 31 2 Aug 1890609
[anon.][Bach Choir.] MWorld70 51 20 Dec 18901016
[anon.][Bach Choir.] MWorld70 9 Suppl 1 Mar 1890175

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