Writings
- Music in the classroom, Heinemann (London, 1956).
- Handbook for music teachers, Novello (London, 1964).
- The land without music: musical education in England 1800-1860 and its continental antecedents, Novello (London, 1967).
- The choral revival in the Anglican church, 1839-1872, Oxford University Press (New York, 1970).
- John Curwen: a short critical biography, Novello (London, 1980).
- English psalmody prefaces: popular methods of teaching, 1562-1835, Boethius Press (London, 1982).
- Onward from Butler: school music 1945-1985, Curwen Institute (London, 1985).
- Music and the English public school, Boethius Press (London, 1990).
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