Bach's passions /

• Steinitz, Paul

• Bach, Johann Sebastian, 1685-1750.
• Bach, Johann Sebastian, 1685-1750 Matthäuspassion.
• Bach, Johann Sebastian, 1685-1750 Johannespassion.
• Passions -- Sacred Music -- Individual Composers.
• Oratorios, Sacred -- History and criticism.

• Elek,

• Masterworks of choral music

• 0236401327

• Facsim. on lining papers.

• Old American songs
• passion of Our Lord according to St John for soprano alto tenor & bass soli SATB orchestra & organ
• songs of Schubert
• Johannespassion = Passion according to St John
• Passionsmusik nach dem Evangelisten Matthaus
• Handels Messiah origins composition sources
• Templa quam dilecta cantata for SATB and orchestra words from Psalm 84
• Kantate Nr 191 Gloria in excelsis Deo BWV191
• Fifteen songs and airs
• Three Mozart operas Figaro Don Giovanni The magic flute
• passion of our Lord according to St Matthew for soprano alto tenor & bass soli SATB & orchestra
• ceremony of carols op 28 arranged for SATB and harp or piano by Julius Harrison
• selection of Italian arias 1600 1800
• An die Musik favourite Schubert songs
• Cambridge companion to Bach
• Bach
• Classical music the era of Haydn Mozart and Beethoven
• Handel
• Jeux Poeme danse
• 45 Arias from operas and oratorios for voice and piano selected and edited by Sergius Kagen English translations by Nicholas Granitto and Waldo Lyman
• Don Giovanni opera in two acts
• Rejoice in the Lamb festival cantata for treble alto tenor and bass soloists choir and organ op 30
• W A Mozart Don Giovanni
• Music in the Renaissance
• Classical music a concise history from Gluck to Beethoven with 50 illustrations
• Gloria RV589 ed Paul Everett
• Music in the Renaissance
• Renaissance music music in Western Europe 1400 1600
• marriage of Figaro = Le nozze di Figaro comic opera in four acts words by Lorenzo da Ponte after Beaumarchais La folle journee ou Le marriage de Figaro English version by Edward J Dent vocal score by Erwin Stein
• Beethoven companion
• rite of Spring = Le sacre du printemps pictures from pagan Russia in two parts by Igor Stravinsky and Nicolas Roerich