Readers may be interested in knowning that the 2006 Fellowship of Catholic Scholars conference, which was on the topic of "Sacrosanctum Concilium and the Reform of the Liturgy", has now been published in book form -- though at present, I cannot find any facility for ordering the title; you may wish to watch the website of the Fellowship of Catholic Scholars.
The conference brought together a number of individuals that will be recognized by our readers -- including the late Fr. Chrysogonus Waddell, OCSO -- most of which would fall into one or another of the reform of the reform schools.
The papers delivered at that conference were as follows, will which give you a sense of the contents of the publication in question:
Archbishop Malcolm Ranjith Patabendige Don, Secretary of the Congregation for Divine Worship and the Discipline of the Sacraments: To the Heart of the Mystery
Father Samuel Weber, OSB (Wake Forest University): Singing the New English Liturgy. Continuing the Plainsong Tradition
Father Chrysogonus Waddell, OSCO (Gethesemani Abbey): Sacred Music in a 12th century Monastery -- Any Lessons for Us Nowadays?
Susan Treacy (Ave Maria University): The Music of Cosmic Liturgy: How the Vision of Benedict XVI's Vision for Sacred Music Might Sound in an American Parish
James Hitchcock (St. Louis University): Sacrosanctum Concilium and the Recovery of the Sacred
Denis McNamara (Liturgical Institute, Chicago): Image as Sacrament: Rediscovering Liturgical Art
Duncan Stroik (Notre Dame School of Architecture): Domus Dei et Domus Ecclesia: the Church Building as a Sacred Place
Father Paul Mankowski, SJ (Pontifical Biblical Institute): Language in Biblical Translation
Kenneth Whitehead: Learning How to Do Liturgical Translations
Monsignor James Moroney (Exec. Dir., Bishops' Committee on the Liturgy Secretariat): In Pursuit of an Ars Celebrandi: Presuppositions and Possibilities
Helen Hull Hitchcock (Adoremus): Beginning the 'New Era of Liturgical Renewal'
Monsignor Stuart Swetland (Mount St. Mary's, Emmitsburg): Liturgy and Social Justice
Russell Shaw (Author, Journalist): Liturgy, Laity and the Sacramental Sense
As more information becomes available, the NLM will let you know, and hopefully we shall also have an opportunity to provide a review for you.