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Line 3: The book was also published in Germany in 2002 and reissued by [[Piatkus]] in 2008 as the ''Directory of Classical Themes''.<ref>[https://www.littlebrown.co.uk/titles/denys-parsons/the-directory-of-classical-themes/9780749951788/ Littlebrown Publishing]</ref> An earlier method of classifying and indexing melody was devised by [[Harold Barlow (songwriter)\|Harold Barlow]] and Sam Morgenstern in ''[[A Dictionary of Musical Themes]]'' (1950).<ref>[https://atuneadayblogdotcom.wordpress.com/2014/06/11/a-dictionary-of-musical-themes-morgenstern-and-barlow-1950/ ''A Tune a Day'', June 2014. 'A Dictionary of Musical Themes: Morgenstern and Barlow (1950)']</ref> {{quote box\|title=Parsons Code of [[Ode to Joy]]

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