Published online by Cambridge University Press: 22 April 2019
Andrew (2006); Angermüller (1977); Becker (2008 [1982]); Beer (2010); Beghin (2005, 2015a); Biba (1978, 1987); Briefe; Clark (2005a); Dack (2010a and 2010b); Finscher (2008); Fuhrmann (2010a); Gallope (2014); Gates-Coon (1994); Gerlach and Raab (2010); Green (2015); Griesinger; H-L; Jones (2009, 2013); Landon II; Larsen et al. (1981); Latour (2005); Lowens (1979); McVeigh (1989); Mörner (1952); NG Haydn; Pandi and Schmidt (1971); Pete (1996); Piekut (2014); Reinisch (2010); Ronge (2009); Scholz (2010); Siegert, Thomas, and Wilker (2009); Sisman (1990, 2005); Taruskin (2005b, 2014); Walter (1981, 1985); Webster (1984).
Bach (1994, [1753/62]); Bartha (1965); Beghin (2009/11); Beghin (2015a); Beghin and Goldberg; Brown (1999); Cramm (2014); Diderot (1773, 1883); Gjerdingen (2007); Grétry (1797); Head (1999); Hellwig (1987); Huber (1987); Hunter (2015); Klorman (2016); Knigge (1788); Landon II; Le Guin (2007); Morellet (1812, 1995); Rink et al. (2017); Sanguinetti (2012); Somfai (1995, 2006, 2007); Türk (1789); Webster and Feder (2002); Wheelock (1991); Wiener Zeitung (1782); Woszczyk (2009/11).
Beghin (2011, 2015); Clark (2009a); Dallos (1781); Dávid (2013); Dávid and Fatsar (2004); Dávid, Jung, Malina, and McCue (2015); Deleglise (1947); Edge (1992b); Feder (1970); Forsyth (1985); Koppány and Thúry (2013); Krähling, Koppány, Fekete, Halmos, and Józsa (2013); Landon I–V; Malina (2016a, 2016b); McCue (2004); McGrann (1998); McVeigh (1993); Meyer (1978, 1995); Morrow (1989); NG Haydn; Pollheimer (2017); Pratl (2009b); Rotenstein (1793); Sisman (1990); Spitzer and Zaslaw (2004); Szentesi, Mentényi, and Simon (2013); Tank (1980, 1981); Weinzierl (2002).
Agnew (2008); Born (2013); Brown (1995); Busby (1825); Chandler and Gilmartin (2005); Chesser and Jones (2013); Clark (2009a); Diergarten (2011); Elias (2006); Eybl (2008); Feder (1970); Gericke (1960); Heartz (1995, 2009); Herter Norton (1932); Hiles (2009); Horányi (1962); Kassler (2011); Malina (2016b); McGrann (1998); McVeigh (1993); Morrow (1989); Pratl (2013); Rice (2003); Sanguinetti (2012); Schama (1995); Shesgreen (2002); Sisman (2005); Taylor (2010); Tolley (1992, 2001); White (2012); Williams (1973); Winkler (2006); Woodfield (1994, 2002).
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