Bibliography and External Links
- GLOBAL CHANT DATABASE – Index of Gregorian Chant - The largest online database of chant melodies with references to the Liber Usualis
- Solesmes Abbey
- Liber Usualis (1924, Modern notation with a five line staff, publisher number 780c) in PDF format
- Liber Usualis (1961, Solesmes notation with a four line staff) in PDF format (115 MB)
- Bergeron, Katherine. Decadent enchantments: the revival of Gregorian chant at Solesmes. Berkeley: University of California Press, c1998. ISBN 0-520-21008-5.
- Nova Organi Harmonia (a nearly complete organ accompaniment to the Liber Usualis)
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