Published References
- Jan van Biezen. Het Nederlandse Orgel in de Renaissance en de Barok, in het bijzonder de School van Jan van Covelens. Utrecht (1995): Koninlijke Vereniging voor Nederlandse Muiziekgeschiedenis. ISBN 90-6375-154-0. (Dutch)
- Dr. Maarten A. Vente (1915-1989). Die Brabanter Orgel, zur Geschichte der Orgelkunst in Belgien und Holland im Zeitalter der Gotik und der Renaissance. Amsterdam: H.J. Paris (1958 & 1963). Gives another valuable description of work by the Niehoff family. (German)
- Harald Vogel, Günter Lade, Nicola Borger-Keweloh & others. Orgeln in Niedersachsen. Bremen: Verlag H.M. Hauschild (1997). ISBN 3-931785-50-5. Provides valuable information, especially on the Lüneburg Johanniskirche organ (German)
- Lynn Edwards Butler, translation of book by Christoph Wolff & Marcus Zepf. the Organs of J.S. Bach: a Handbook. Urbana, Chicago, Springfield: University of Illinois Press; 1st Edition edition (April 2, 2012). ISBN 978-0252078453. A comprehensive handbook on the organs encountered by Bach (English)
- Lootens, Willem. Beschryving van het oude en nieuwe orgel, in de Groote- of St. Lievens Monsterkerk der stad Zierikzee, beneffens ... ; Baarn, "De Praestantpers" (1966). (Dutch)
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