Seventeenth-century music from Kroměříž, Czechoslovakia: A catalog of the Liechtenstein Music Collection on microfilm at Syracuse University - Otto, C. A. (New York Syracuse University Libraries, 1977)
(from the Introduction):"The Liechtenstein Music Collection dates from the reign (1664-1695) of Karl Liechtenstein-Castelcorn as Prince-Bishop op Olomouc (Olmütz). It comprises one portion of the musical archives of the Collegiate Church of St. Maurice in Kromeriz (Kremsier), situated on the river Morava in the province of Moravia, Czechoslovakia".from the Preface:"This important source of seventeenth-century music, including works by many composers associated with the Imperial court of Leopold I at Vienna, for the first time is readily available to Western scholars."
Keywords: Liechtenstein-Castelcorn, Karl von -- 1623-1695; Leopold I -- Holy Roman Emperor -- 1640-1705; 17th Century (1601-1700); Library; Music history; Kroměříž (Czech Republic); Olomouc (Czech Republic); Vienna (Austria)