Further Reading
- Estense, "Aldo Ferraresi, il Gigli del violino", 17 November 2006.
- Hall, Raymond, "Riviera Chamber Music", New York Times, 13 January 1934.
- Kennedy, Michael, Portrait of Walton, Oxford University Press, 1998, p. 169. ISBN 0-19-816705-9
- La Villa, Gianluca, Souvenir of Aldo Ferraresi, 2001
- La Villa, Gianluca, "Ricordo di Aldo Ferraresi-L'arte italiana del violino di un grande maestro del Novecento", "Ferrara-Voci di una città'', Dicembre 2001, rivista della Fondazione Cassa di risparmio di Ferrara, p. 39-43
- La Villa, Gianluca, Aldo Ferraresi: L'arte italiana del violino, 2002. (PDF)
- La Villa, Gianluca, "Ricordo di Aldo Ferraresi", Archi Magazine, May–June 2008, p. 30.
- Woolf, Jonathan, Review: Aldo Ferraresi, La storia discographica del violino Vol 5 (IDIS 6366), Music-Web International, February 2003.
- Woolf, Jonathan, Review: "Aldo Ferraresi, Il Gigli del violino: The Great Italian Radio Recordings, "Music-Web International", March 2007.
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