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References
- ↑ Der Orgelbauer Heinrich Gottfried Trost on GoogleBooks
- ↑ Johann Ludwig Krebs: Leben und Werk on GoogleBooks
- ↑ Die Orgel im exlibris on GoogleBooks
- ↑ Orgeln im Altenburger Land on GoogleBooks
- ↑ Krebs-Werkeverzeichnis on GoogleBooks
- ↑ Felix Friedrich an den Orgeln in Bad Lausick, Rötha/St. Marien, Schweikershain und Glauchau on WorldCat
