Articles By Cooke
- 'Ernest Newman (1868–1959)', Tempo, No.52, Autumn 1959, 2-3
- 'Anton Bruckner', in R. Simpson (ed.), The Symphony, Vol.1: Haydn to Dvořák (Harmondsworth, 1966).
- 'The Measure of Mahler', The Listener, 7 December 1967, 761.
- 'The Bruckner Problem Simplified', Musical Times, Vol.CX, 20-22 (Jan '69), 142-4 (Feb '69), 362-5 (Apr '69), 479-482 (May '69); reprinted in a revised version (1975) as a booklet by 'The Musical Newsletter' in association with Novello & Co. Ltd; revised version reprinted in Vindications: Essays on Romantic Music (Faber and Faber, London, 1982).
- 'The Language of Mahler: David Holbrook's Interpretation', in Musical Times, November 1976, 899.
- 'Bruckner, (Joseph) Anton', in S. Sadie (ed.), The New Grove Dictionary of Music and Musicians, iii, 352; reprinted in S. Sadie (ed.), Late Romantic Masters: Bruckner, Brahms, Dvořák (London, 1985).
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