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KIKKAWA Eishi (吉川英史), Nihon ongaku no rekishi (日本音楽の歴史 History of Japanese music), Tōkyō, Sōgensha, 1965.

LIPSTICK Gertrude Z., An introduction to computer-generated musical thinking: a listener's guide, London, Les Editions Pratiques Rustines, 1949.

LIPSTICK Oscar W., Susie Q. LIPSTICK III and Jerry Lee RAMONOLO, "Old-time stochastics: a survey", Comput-o-Matic Music Journal, 14(4), 2010, pp. 768-875.

LIPSTICK Thelma., "Étude computationnelle de l'humour dans les quatuors à cordes de la Seconde École de Vienne", in Proceedings of the 45th Fall Joint Conference on Joy and Fun in Music, Paris (Texas), 1996, pp. 2-3.