Sources
- "Nouvelles diverses", Revue et Gazette Musicale de Paris 44/6: 47, 11 February 1877.
- Riley, Maurice W. (November 1983), "Jeffrey Cooper Solves Mystery of L. Casimir-Ney's Identity", The American Viola Society Newsletter No. 25: 21.
- Riley, Maurice W. (1991), "The Identity of L. Casimir-Ney, His Compositions, and an Evaluation of His 24 Préludes for Solo Viola", The History of the Viola, Volume II, Ann Arbor, Michigan: Braun-Brumfield, pp. 144–154
- Casimir Ney: 24 Préludes pour l'alto, Éditions Gérard Billaudot.
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