Books
Santley's publications include the following:
- Method of Instruction for a Baritone Voice, edited by G. Nava (London, c 1872)
- Student and Singer, Reminiscences of Charles Santley (Macmillan, London 1893)
- The Singing Master (1900)
- The Art of Singing and Vocal Declamation (1908)
- Reminiscences of my Life (Isaac Pitman, London 1909)
Of the volumes of reminiscences, Student and Singer deals with his career up to circa 1870, and Reminiscences of My Life includes material for the later period.
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