Bach Printed Music Database Search Result - Ordered Chronologically

Author : Rasch, Rudolf

Type	List	Author: Title, Series, Vol/No (Year/Month/Date of Publication), Pages	Status
	1.	Rasch, Rudolf:   Wohltemperirt en gelijkzwevend. MensMelodie 36 (1981), 264-273
	2.	Rasch, Rudolf:   Friedrich Suppig and his Labyrinthus musicus of 1722. OrganYb 15 (1984), 33-53
	3.	Rasch, Rudolf (ed.):   Erste Sammlung (1761): with complete fingerings after Carl Philipp Emanuel Bach / Johann Philipp Kirnberger. (1985), 22p
	4.	Rasch, Rudolf A. (ed.):   Clavierübungen: Erste Sammlung (1761), with complete fingerings after Carl Philipp Emanuel Bach / Johann Philipp Kirnberger. (1985), 22p
	5.	Rasch, Rudolf:   Does 'Well-Tempered' Mean 'Equal-Tempered'? [ce]BHSTercentenaryEssays (1985), 293-310
	6.	Rasch, Rudolf (ed.):   Zweyte Sammlung (1762): with complete fingerings after Carl Philipp Emanuel Bach / Johann Philipp Kirnberger. (1986), 23p
	7.	Rasch, Rudolf A. (ed.):   Clavierübungen: Zweyte Sammlung (1762), with complete fingerings after Carl Philipp Emanuel Bach / Johann Philipp Kirnberger. (1986), 23p
	8.	Rasch, Rudolf (ed.):   Dritte Sammlung (1763): with complete fingerings after Carl Philipp Emanuel Bach / Johann Philipp Kirnberger. (1989), 22p
	9.	Rasch, Rudolf (ed.):   Vierte Sammlung (1766): with fingerings according to the system of Carl Philipp Emanuel Bach / Johann Philipp Kirnberger. (1990), 23p
	10.	Rasch, Rudolf:   Roger, Bach and Walther: Musical Relations between Amsterdam and Weimar. [p]IBS_Utrecht (Sep 2000)
	11.	Rasch, Rudolf:   Johann Christian Bach in Eighteenth-Century Dutch Newspaper Announcements. TijdschrVNedMgeschied 50/1-2 (2000), 5-51
	12.	Rasch, Rudolf:   The transition from harpsichord to pianoforte in the northern Netherlands. [cr]Rome2004 (2009), 299-320
	13.	Rasch, Rudolf:   Does 'Well-Tempered' mean 'Equal-Tempered'? [ce]BaroqueComposers (2011), 511-528
	14.	Rasch, Rudolf A.:   Roger, Bach and Walther: Musical relations between Amsterdam and Weimar. TijdschrVNedMgeschied 69 (2019), 75-90