Bach Printed Music Database Search Result - Ordered Chronologically

Series : MWorld
Volume : 20
Year : 1845

Type	List	Author: Title, Series, Vol/No (Year/Month/Date of Publication), Pages	Status
	1.	[anon.]:   'Bach's celebrated Forty-eight Preludes and Fugues,' arranged as pianoforte duets, by Henri Bertini. J. A. Novello). MWorld 20/ 1 (2 Jan 1845), 5
	2.	Stumpff, J. A.:   Anecdote of Sebastian Bach. MWorld 20/ 9 (27 Feb 1845), 99
	3.	[anon.]:   Birmingham. MWorld 20/ 9 (27 Feb 1845), 103
	4.	[anon.]:   Sebastian Bach. MWorld 20/ 9 (27 Feb 1845), 105
	5.	[Burney, Charles]:   John Sebastian Bach. MWorld 20/12, 13 (20, 27 Mar 1845), 134-135; 146-147
	6.	Schloss, Albert:   Berlin. MWorld 20/14 (3 Apr 1845), 163
	7.	[anon.]:   A New Prodigy. MWorld 20/16-17 (24 Apr 1845), 191
	8.	[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took place at the residence of the celebrated composer and pianist M. Moscheles, for the purpose of performing two unpublished concertos of Bach:--the first in D major, and the second in G minor. MWorld 20/17-18 (1 May 1845), 209
	9.	[anon.]:   Master Sebastian Bach Mills. MWorld 20/19 (8 May 1845), 219
	10.	[anon.]:   Moscheles gives his first matinée of classical chamber music, this morning, at No.76, Harley Street. MWorld 20/21 (22 May 1845), 249
	11.	[anon.]:   Mr. Moscheles' Matinees. MWorld 20/28 (10 Jul 1845), 328
	12.	[anon.]:   Philharmonic Society. MWorld 20/28 (10 Jul 1845), 329
	13.	Front, Sebastian:   Mr. French Flowers and his very Little Fable. MWorld 20/30 (24 Jul 1845), 363-364
	14.	Front, Sebastian; Oldershaw, C.:   [on Mr French Flowers] MWorld 20/39 (25 Sep 1845), 464-465
	15.	[anon.]:   Opening of the New Organ in the church at Ashton-Under-Lyne. MWorld 20/40 (2 Oct 1845), 475