Further Reading
- Grosheva, Elena Andreevna, ed. Iurii Aleksandrovich Shaporin : literaturnoe nasledie—statʹi, pisʹma : statʹi o tvorchestve I.U.A. Shaporina : vospominaniia sovremennikov. Moscow: "Sov. kompozitor", 1989. ISBN 5-85285-123-X.
- Martynov, I. (Ivan Ivanovich.) Iurii Shaporin. Moskva : Izd-vo Muzyka, 1966. OCLC 10286667. Work list: pp. 161–164.
- Abraham, Gerald. "Yuri Shaporin". Eight Soviet Composers. Read Books. p. 89. ISBN 1-4067-6519-8.
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