Bach Printed Music Database Search Result - Ordered Alphabetically

Series : [p]BNUK_Oxford
Year : 2008
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Type	List	Author: Title, Series, Vol/No (Year/Month/Date of Publication), Pages	Status
	1.	Clement, Albert:   Performance and Reception of Bach's Matthew Passion in Berlin, 1829. [p]BNUK_Oxford (Jan 2008) A paper read at the Third J. S. Bach Dialogue Meeting 'New Directions in Bach Studies' at Faculty of Music, University of Oxford, 5-6 January 2008.
	2.	HaCohen, Ruth:   Nineteenth-Century Legacy Projected onto the Twenty First: A German-Israeli Dialogue on Bach's Passions. [p]BNUK_Oxford (Jan 2008) A paper read at the Third J. S. Bach Dialogue Meeting 'New Directions in Bach Studies' at Faculty of Music, University of Oxford, 5-6 January 2008.
	3.	Jones, Richard D. P.:   'His superior ideas are the consequences of those inferior ones': Influence and Independence in Bach's Early Creative Development. [p]BNUK_Oxford (Jan 2008) A paper read at the Third J. S. Bach Dialogue Meeting 'New Directions in Bach Studies' at Faculty of Music, University of Oxford, 5-6 January 2008.
	4.	Leaver, Robin A.:   An Early English Imprint of the B minor 'Crucifixus'. [p]BNUK_Oxford (Jan 2008) A paper read at the Third J. S. Bach Dialogue Meeting 'New Directions in Bach Studies' at Faculty of Music, University of Oxford, 5-6 January 2008.
	5.	Tomita, Yo:   Anna Magdalena as Bach's Copyist. [p]BNUK_Oxford (Jan 2008) A paper read at the Third J. S. Bach Dialogue Meeting 'New Directions in Bach Studies' at Faculty of Music, University of Oxford, 5-6 January 2008.
	6.	Wolff, Christoph:   Bach materials in the Berlin Sing-Akademie: a preliminary stock-taking. [p]BNUK_Oxford (Jan 2008) A paper read at the Third J. S. Bach Dialogue Meeting 'New Directions in Bach Studies' at Faculty of Music, University of Oxford, 5-6 January 2008.
	7.	Wollny, Peter:   The 'Weimar Organ Tablature': Bach's Earliest Autographs. [p]BNUK_Oxford (Jan 2008) A paper read at the Third J. S. Bach Dialogue Meeting 'New Directions in Bach Studies' at Faculty of Music, University of Oxford, 5-6 January 2008.