I self-published three books of tunes:

• Beijaert 1728 - An 18th century Collection of Christmas Music for the Carillon from Antwerp. Transcribed and edited by Paul Oorts. December 2005.
  
• Eurotunes - Tunes for the Miniclasses "eurotunes by ear." Irish Week at the Augusta Heritage Center. Collected, transcribed and chorded by Paul Oorts. 2004-2006-2007.
  
• Belgian Anthology Volume 1 -  Dance Music from 18th Century Belgium, transcribed from its original sources and chorded by Paul Oorts. 2006.
  

I occasionally do an online column for Mel Bays' mandolin website:

• Girando Sempre - an Italian tune
• A la Orilla de un Paloma - a cool Mexican-American tune
  

I've written some articles for the Belgian magazine, Goe Vollek, and I'm their regular contributor for their "grenspost" column (about what's happening in the US folk world):

• Amerikanen hameren erop los. Goe Vollek nr. 1 2002 4-9.
  (Article in Dutch about the history of the hammered dulcimer in the United States)
  

In the Dulcimer Players' News there's a little article called "Dialoog van viool en hakkebord".
I'm working on editing a selection of contradances by Julien Clarchies, a mulatto fiddler from Curaçao who made it big playing contradances in Paris in the days of Napoleon.

I've edited a couple of books of the music of Maggie Sansone, hammered dulcimer player from Annapolis:

• Celtic Fair - available on MelBay
  
• Maggies Big Book of Celtic Tunes

I did the typesetting for the tunebook of my friend Jonathan Jensen, Candles in the Dark. Some great compositions!