Sacred Music
| Work | RV | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| Missa Sacrum | 586 | Disputed. Withdrawn and moved to Anh. 112. |
| Kyrie | 587 | |
| Gloria | 588 | |
| Gloria | 589 | |
| Gloria | 590 | Lost. |
| Credo | 591 | |
| Credo | 592 | Disputed. |
| Domine ad adiuvandum me | 593 | |
| Dixit Dominus | 594 | |
| Dixit Dominus | 595 | Di Praga. |
| Confitebor tibi, Domine | 596 | |
| Beatus vir | 597 | |
| Beatus vir | 598 | |
| Beatus vir | 599 | Lost. |
| Laudate pueri Dominum | 600 | |
| Laudate pueri Dominum | 601 | |
| Laudate pueri Dominum | 602 | |
| Laudate pueri Dominum | 602a | |
| Laudate pueri Dominum | 603 | |
| In exitu Israel | 604 | |
| Credidi propter quod | 605 | Now RV Anh. 35b. |
| Laudate Dominum | 606 | |
| Laetatus sum | 607 | |
| Nisi Dominus | 608 | |
| Lauda Jerusalem | 609 | |
| Magnificat | 610/610a/610b/611 | |
| Deus tuorum militum | 612 | |
| Gaude Mater Ecclesia | 613 | |
| Laudate Dominum | 614 | Disputed. |
| Regina coeli | 615 | Incomplete. |
| Salve Regina | 616 | |
| Salve Regina | 617 | |
| Salve Regina | 618 | |
| Salve Regina | 619 | Lost. |
| Sanctorum meritis | 620 | |
| Stabat Mater | 621 | |
| Te Deum | 622 | Lost. |
| Canta in prato, ride in monte | 623 | Not to be confused with RV 636, which is "Canta in prato, ride in fonte". |
| Carae rosae respirate | 624 | Incomplete without reconstruction of lost second violin and viola parts. |
| Clarae, stellae | 625 | |
| In furore iustissimae irae | 626 | |
| In turbate mare | 627 | |
| Invicti bellate | 628 | Incomplete, yet reconstructed and recorded by Academia Montis Regalis. |
| Longe mala, umbrae, terrores | 629 | Not to be confused with RV 640, which is a similar motet on the same text but intended for different purposes. |
| Nulla in mundo pax sincera | 630 | |
| O qui coeli terraeque serenitas | 631 | |
| Sum in medio tempestatum | 632 | |
| Vestro principi divino | 633 | |
| Vos aurae per montes | 634 | |
| Introduzione al Dixit (RV 595) "Ascende laeta" | 635 | |
| Introduzione al Dixit (RV 594?) "Canta in prato, ride in fonte" | 636 | Not to be confused with RV 623, which is "Canta in prato, ride in monte". |
| Introduzione ad un Gloria "Cur sagittas" | 637 | The preceding work that was to follow this introductory motet, most likely a lost setting of the Gloria in B-flat, RV 590, is now presumably lost. |
| Introduzione al Miserere "Filiae maestae Jerusalem" | 638 | |
| Introduzione al Gloria (RV 588) "Jubilate o amoeni chori" | 639 | Introductory motet has third movement interwoven with Gloria, RV 588. |
| Introduzione al Gloria (RV 588) "Jubilate o amoeni chori" | 639a | |
| Introduzione al Gloria (RV 589) "Longe mala, umbrae, terrores" | 640 | Not to be confused with RV 629, which is a similar motet on the same text but intended for different purposes. |
| Introduzione al Miserere "Non in pratis" | 641 | |
| Introduzione al Gloria (RV 589) "Ostro picta" | 642 | |
| Oratorio Moyses Deus Pharaonis | 643 | Lost. |
| Oratorio Juditha triumphans | 644 | |
| Oratorio L'adorazione delli tre re magi al bambino Gesu | 645 | Lost. |
| Ad corda reclina | 646 | New text on the aria from Act II, Scene 8 of Arsilda, regina di Ponto, RV 700. |
| Eja voces plausum date | 647 | New text on the aria from Act II, Scene 2 of Orlando furioso, RV 728. |
| Ihr Himmel nun | 648 | New text on the aria from Act II, Scene 2 of Arsilda, regina di Ponto, RV 700. |
| Bajazet | 703 | |
| Aria per la communione | 748 | Lost. |
| Oratorio La vittoria navale predetta dal S Pontefice Pio V Ghisilieri | 782 | Lost. |
| Confitebor tibi, domine | 789 | Manuscript found in damaged condition. |
| Beatus vir | 795 | |
| Magnificat | 797 | Lost; possibly related to the extant settings of RV 610/610a/610b/611. |
| Nisi Dominus | 803 | |
| Salve Regina | 804 | Lost. |
| Dixit Dominus | 807 | |
| Vos invito, barbare faces | 811 |
A possible setting, or even settings (considering the many settings of other liturgical text Vivaldi composed) of the Miserere may have existed, as hinted by the two introductory sets of movements intended for the piece(s), but such composition(s) have been lost.
Read more about this topic: List Of Compositions By Antonio Vivaldi
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