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Dobbs, Benjamin. "Gewesener
Magdeburgische Musicus: Examinations into the Stylistic Characteristics of Heinrich Grimm's Eight-Voice Motet, Unser Leben wehret siebenzig Jahr'." MM thesis, University of North Texas,
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Lorenzen, Hermann. "Der Cantor
Heinrich Grimm (1593-1637): sein Leben und seine Werke mit Beiträge zur Musikgeschichte Magdeburgs und Braunschweigs." Ph.D. dissertation, Universität Hamburg, 1940.
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Synofzik, Thomas. "Heinrich Grimm (1592/93-1637): "Cantilena est loquela canens." Studien zu Überlieferung und
Kompositionstechnik." Ph.D. dissertation, Universität Köln, 1998.
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Reipsch, Ralph-Jürgen. Heinrich Grimm (1593-1637): Kantor—Komponist— Theoretiker. Magdeburg: Stadt
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