Further Reading
- Edwin H. Lemare: Organs I have Met: the Autobiography of Edwin H. Lemare, 1866–1934, together with Reminiscences by his Wife and Friends (Los Angeles: Schoolcraft, 1956)
- Nelson Barden: Edwin H. Lemare, in The American Organist
- Part 1: Becoming the Best (January 1986, Vol.20, No.1)
- Part 2: Pittsburgh and Australia (March 1986, Vol.20, No.3)
- Part 3: The Midlands, Liverpool, Freiburg (June 1986, Vol.20, No.6)
- Part 4: San Francisco, Portland, Chattanooga, Hollywood (August 1986, Vol.20, No.8)
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