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	1.	Kovacevic, Tanja; [Kovaèeviæ]	A new source of Bach's Violin Solos from Prague and its implication for the work's reception history. A Paper read at the 15th Biennial International Conference on Baroque Music held at Southampton University, 11-15 July 2012.	[p]BICB_Southampton			Jul 2012		Latin 2
	2.	Kovacevic, Tanja; [Kovaèeviæ]	A New Source of Bach's Violin Solos from Vienna. A paper read at the 17th Biennial International Conference on Baroque Music held at Canterbury Christ Church University, 13-17 July 2016. Abstract on pp. 93-94.	[p]BICB_Canterbury			Jul 2016		Latin 2
	3.	Kovacevic, Tanja; [Kovaèeviæ]	Bach Reception in Prague: an 1845 Performance of the Second Kyrie from the B minor Mass. http://www.bachnetwork.co.uk/ub5/kovacevic.pdf	UnderstandingBach	5		2010	23-48	Latin 2
	4.	Kovacevic, Tanja; [Kovaèeviæ]	Bach à 32 mains: Joseph Proksch and his Role in Bohemian Bach Reception. http://www.bachnetwork.co.uk/ub8/UB8_Kovacevic.pdf [BWV 898 (Anh. II)]	UnderstandingBach	8		2013	87-137	Latin 2
	5.	[Kovacevic, Tanja; Tomita, Yo; Leaver, Robin A.]	B-minor Mass: Select Bibliography. Compiled by Tanja Kovacevic, Yo Tomita and Robin A. Leaver.	[cr]Belfast2007	2		2007	492-504
	6.	Kovacevic, Tanja; [Kovaèeviæ]	Elusive Bach: An Emerging Picture of Bach Reception in Central and Eastern Europe. A paper read at Interdisciplinary Symposium 'Music without Walls?' Source Studies in the 21st Century, held at School of Music and Sonic Arts, Queen's University Belfast from 16 to 17 December 2009.	[p]MwW_Belfast			Dec 2009		Latin 2
	7.	Tomita, Yo; Kovacevic, Tanja; [Kovaèeviæ] (eds.)	International Symposium: Understanding Bach's B-minor Mass. Discussion Book 2. Resource Book. School of Music and Sonic Arts, Queen's University Belfast. 2007. 357-511pp.	[cr]Belfast2007	2		2007	357-511p	Latin 2
	8.	Kovacevic, Tanja; [Kovaèeviæ, ]	Joseph Proksch and his Role in Czech Bach Reception. A paper read at the Fifth Johann Sebastian Bach Dialogue Meeting at Loretto and Edinburgh, 12-14 August 2011.	[p]BNUK_Edinburgh			Aug 2011		Latin 2
	9.	Kovacevic, Tanja; [Kovaèeviæ]	K recepci hudby Johanna Sebastiana Bacha v Praze - provedení druhého Kyrie ze Mše h-moll v roce 1845.	HudebniVeda	51	3-4	2014	319-352	Latin 2
	10.	Kovacevic, Tanja; [Kovaèeviæ]; Tomita, Yo	Neue Quellen zu Johann Sebastian Bachs Violinsoli (BWV 1001-1006). Zur Rekonstruktion eines wichtigen Überlieferungszweigs.	BachJb	95		2009	49-74	Latin 2
	11.	Kovacevic, Tanja; [Kovaèeviæ]	Off the Beaten Track: An Exploration of Bach Reception in Catholic Central Europe. A Paper read at the 14th Biennial International Conference on Baroque Music held at Queen's University Belfast, 30 June-4 July 2010.	[p]BICB_Belfast			Jul 2010		Latin 2
	12.	Kovacevic, Tanja; [Kovaèeviæ]	Off the beaten track: An exploration of Bach reception in the Slovenian lands in the nineteenth century.	DeMusicaDisserenda	7	1	2011	113-130	Latin 2
	13.	Kovacevic, Tanja	Seventh J.S. Bach dialogue meeting Madingley Hall, Cambridge, 8–10 July 2015.	18cM	13	1	Mar 2016	171-173
	14.	Kovacevic, Tanja; [Kovaèeviæ]	Trailing the Sources: A Pursuit of a Europe-wide Picture of Bach Reception in the Eighteenth and Early Nineteenth Centuries. Young Scholars' Forum 2008. http://www.bachnetwork.co.uk/ub3/KOVACEVIC%20-%20YSF.pdf	UnderstandingBach	3		2008	93-98	Latin 2
	15.	Kovacevic, Tanja; [Kovaèeviæ]	Trailing the Sources: In Pursuit of a European Picture of Bach Reception in the Eighteenth and Nineteenth Centuries. PhD diss., Queen's University Belfast, 2013. xvi, 314p	diss.			2013	xvi, 314p	Latin 2
	16.	Kovacevic, Tanja; [Kovaèeviæ]	What's in a Name? The Fate of a Hitherto Unknown Manuscript Copy of Bach's Violin Solos. A paper read at the 13th biennial international conference on Baroque music, held at University of Leeds from 2 to 6 July 2008.	[p]BICB_Leeds			Jul 2008		Latin 2
	17.	Kovacevic, Tanja; [Kovaèeviæ]	What's in a name? The fate of a hitherto unknown manuscript copy of Bach's Violin Solos and its role in the reception of the work in England. A Paper read at the annual meeting of the Society for Musicology in Ireland held at Waterford Institute of Technology, from 9 to 11 May 2008.	[p]SMI_Waterford			May 2008		Latin 2