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- ↑ Der Arpeggione with Gerhart Darmstadt
- ↑ Der Arpeggione on AllMusic
- ↑ [https://web.archive.org/web/20140709074801/http://hh-mittendrin.de/2014/07/sperrfrist-07-07-15-uhr-wissenschaftssenatorin-verleiht-6-hamburger-lehrpreis/ Wissenschaftssenatorin verleiht 6. Hamburger Lehrpreis]
- ↑ Sonate pour arpeggione et piano with Gerhart Darmstadt on Schott music
- ↑ Prof. Gerhart Darmstadt on hfmt-hamburg
