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- ↑ José Ramón Gil Tárrega O quam suavis: para coro mixto 1988
- ↑ Eduardo López-Chavarri Andújar Compositores valencianos del siglo XX: del modernismo a las vanguardias 1992 p271
- ↑ Eduardo López-Chavarri Andújar Breviario de historia de la música valenciana 1985
- ↑ "Victoria Musicae | principal". www.victoriamusicae.com.
- ↑ Serra d'or cultural magazine, Abbey of Montserrat 2001 p621
- ↑ Estudis romànics. Institut d'Estudis Catalans 2003 p443 "i en aquesta nova estrena a Santa Maria del Mar, pel grup Victoria Musicae que dirigeix Josep R. Gil Tàrrega, arran de la imposició, no d'una corona"
- ↑ Bibliographic Guide to Music 2002
