List of Works (selection)
- C. 1 - Missa Alleluja à 36
- C. 2 - Missa Sancti Alexii
- C. 3 - Missa Christi resurgentis
- C. 4 - Missa ex B
- C. 5 - Missa Quadragemisalis
- C. 6 - Missa Sancti Henrici
- C. 7 - Requiem à 15 in Concerto
- C. 8 - Requiem ex F con terza minore
- C. 9 - Laetatus sum a 7
- C. 10 - Nisi Dominus a 2, violino e basso
- Vesperae à 32
- C. 11 - Dixit Dominus
- C. 12 - Magnificat
Vesperae longiores ac breviores (1693)
- C. 13 - Dixit Dominus
- C. 14 - Confitebor tibi Domine
- C. 15 - Beatus vir
- C. 16 - Laudate, pueri, Dominum
- C. 17 - Laudate Dominum
- C. 18 - Magnificat
- C. 20 - Laudate pueri
- C. 23 - Lauda Jerusalem
- C. 43 - In Festo Trium Regium, Muttetum Natale à 6
- C. 44 - Litaniae de Sancto Josepho
- C. 45 - Lux perpetua
- C. 46 - Huc poenitentes
- C. 47 - Ne cedite mentes
- C. 48 - Quo abiit dilectus tuus a 8 (Offertorium in Festo 7 dolorum)
- C. 49 - Salve Regina
- C. 51 - Arminio, chi la dura la vince. Dramma musicale in three acts
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