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H-154 – “Notebooks #1,2,3,4,5 written in Guria, Theme-songs”. Written by P. Koridze, E. Kereselidze.
Q-666 – “First Score” [festal hymns]. Recorder – P. Koridze, Kutaisi 1885.
Q-668 – “Score III, Notebook #7”. Lents hymns score. Written by P. Koridze, Kutaisi 1886.
Q-680 – “Book V, Notebook #5 written in Kutaisi”. (1886); Written by P. Koridze.
Q-681 – “VI book – the notebook #7”. Written by P. Koridze, Kutaisi 1886.
Q-687 – “Book XII”. The manuscript is a composition with Theme-songs.
Q-689 – “Book #14 – Theme songs”. Written by E. Kereselidze.
Q-690 – “Book #15 – Great Feasts hymns”. (1904-1905). Written by E. Kereselidze, P. Koridze, R. Khundadze.
Q-694 – “Book #27, Notebook #19 – Great Feasts Hymns”. Written by P. Koridze, E. Kereselidze.