List of Published Works
- Canzoni, libro primo, Venice, 1609
- Motecta, Venice, 1611
- Secondo libro de madrigali, Venice, 1616
- Missae concertatae, Venice, 1617
- Salmi, hinni, Magnificat, antifone, falsibordone et motetti, Venice, 1618
- Musiche concertate - con voci, & istromenti a 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, con basso continuo., Venice, 1619
- Musica di camera, libro quarto, Venice, 1621
- Missae quatuor, Venice, 1621
- Messa, Magnificat et Jubilate Deo, Vienna, 1621
- Musiche a doi voci, Venice, 1621
- Il quinto libro de madrigali, Venice, 1625
- Sacri concerti, Venice, 1625
Additionally, 3 masses, 3 litanies, several sonatas, numerous sacred works and pieces for keyboard survive in manuscript. Evidence of a considerable amount of lost works exists.
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