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References
- ↑ Tonaufnahmen mit Werken des Komponisten aus dem Archiv von SRG SSR auf Neo.Mx3
- ↑ Bachs Traum ist endlich wahr geworden
- ↑ Werkverzeichnis
- ↑ Porträt auf der Seite der Zürcher Hochschule der Künste
- ↑ Daniel Glaus auf Musinfo
- ↑ Porträt und Werkverzeichnis von Daniel Glaus (PDF; 965 kB), Müller & Schade (publishing house)
- ↑ Daniel Glaus auf Musinfo
