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- ↑ Mozart. Choral Works on the Gramophone Archive
- 1 2 Gabriele Schreckenbach on Catálogo de Operaclass
- ↑ Paul Hindemith CD Stage Works, Vocal Works
- ↑ Gabriele Schreckenbach on bach-cantatas
