Katechismus der Gesangskomposition; Lied, Chorlied, Duett, Motette usw by Hugo Riemann offers a comprehensive guide to vocal composition, covering a range of forms including songs, choral pieces, duets, and motets. Written in German and originally published in 1911, this book provides detailed instruction in music theory and composition techniques relevant to vocal music. It is aimed at students and composers seeking to deepen their understanding of harmonic principles and compositional practices within the German musical tradition of the late 19th and early 20th centuries. Riemann's work remains valuable for its insights into the pedagogy and practice of vocal music composition during this period.

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