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- ↑ Historia de la música Johannes Wolf, Higini Anglès, Johannes Wolf - 1949 "Rafael Coloma (1587-93), Pedro Riquet (1598-1616),"
- ↑ La Capilla de Música de la Catedral de Orihuela: las composiciones Page 679 Pérez Berná, Juan - "Robledo cita la presencia de este estribillo en composiciones religiosas de Pedro Riquet y José de Torres.
- ↑ Revista de musicología Volume 10, Issues 1-2; Volume 10, Issues 1-2 Sociedad Española de Musicología, Sociedad Española de Musicología - 1987 "De 1640 data el romance al Santísimo Sacramento Ya es tiempo de recoger de Pedro Riquet, cuyo estribillo Toca, toca, toca a recoger muestra un parecido notable con el Al arma, guerra del romance de Juan Blas de Castro."