Thomas Elsbeth - Works

Works

Published
  • Neue ausserlesene deutsche und lateinische Lieder (Frankfurt an der Oder, 1599, 26 works, 3 voices)
  • Neue geistliche zu christlicher Andacht bewegende Lieder (Frankfurt an der Oder, 1599, 36 works, 5 voices)
  • Neue ausserlesene weltliche Lieder (Frankfurt an der Oder, 1599, 26 works, 5 voices)
  • Selectissimae & novae cantiones sacrae (Frankfurt an der Oder, 1600, 26 works, 6 voices)
  • Dritter Theil neuer ausserlesener geistlicher und weltlicher Lieder (Coburg, 1602, 20 works, 3 voices)
  • Selectissimae & novae cantiones sacrae (Liegnitz, 1606, 20 works, 4 voices)
  • Neue ausserlesene Lieder (Liegnitz, 1607, 20 works, 5 voices)
  • Selectissimae & novae cantiones sacrae (Liegnitz, 1608, 8 pieces, 6 and 8 voices)
  • Selectissimae & novae cantiones sacrae (Liegnitz, 1610, 12 pieces, 5 voices)
  • Festorum paschalis et pentecostes officium … introitus, missae, sequentiae (Liegnitz, 1615, 5 voices)
  • Hochzeitlicher Gesang (Erfurt, 1615, 5 voices)
  • Der 150. Ps Davids (Liegnitz, 1616, 7 voices)
  • Erster Theil sontäglicher Evangelien … von Advent biss auff Cantate (Liegnitz, 1616, 30 pieces, 5 voices)
  • Ander Theil sontäglicher Evangelien … von Cantate biss auff Advent (Liegnitz, 1621, 30 pieces, 5 voices)
  • Ein schöner Spruch aus dem Hohen Lied (Liegnitz, 1621, 6 voices)
  • Etliche trostreiche Text a. d. Psalmen und Jesus Sirach (Breslau, 1623, 8 voices)
  • Melpomene sacra … das ist ausserlesene geistliche Gesänge auff alle vornehme Fest durchs gantze Jahr (Breslau, 1624, 16 pieces, 6 voices)
  • Von Gott mir ist erkohren, wedding motet (Freiburg, 1624, 5 voices)
  • Der 128. Psalm Davids (Liegnitz, no date, 6 voices)
Published/copied elsewhere
  • 1 mass
  • 12 motets, 4, 5, and 6 voices
  • 6 sacred lieder, 5 voices
  • 6 secular songs, 5 voices

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