We Gather Together - Literature

Literature

  • Valerius, Adrianus; Loman, Abraham Dirk; von Hellwald, Ferdinand Heller (1871), (in Dutch, German), Utrecht: Luis Roothaan, pp. 40–41, 72, sheet music: 12 (complete: 93), retrieved 2011-08-11

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