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...um. Anno Christiano 1628 - in 4.° - Canto, Alto, Tenore, Basso e Quinto. - In tutto libri cinque. La dedicatoria del Donfrido è così sottoscritta: Rote ...School Rothenburg. Published by Lazarus Zetzner, 1628, in quarto editions in five books, Soprano, Alto, Tenor, Bass and Quinto, as well as organ. Variou

'''Description:''' Complete works {{PubDatePlace|2017|by Bärenreiter in Kassel|Volume 1}}<br>

{{PubDatePlace|1550|in Lyons by [[Jacques Moderne]]|&nbsp;}} ...require six voices for the doxology. This volume was reprinted by Moderne in 1552.}}

* Forty Select Anthems in Score, Composed for 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, and 8 Voices. By Dr. Maurice Green {{PubDatePlace|1743|by John Walsh in London| &nbsp;}}

{{PubDatePlace|1579|in Antwerp by [[Christophe Plantin]]|&nbsp;}} {{Descr|Jacob de Brouck's only surviving publication, this volume contains both motets and chansons for five to eight voices.}}

...fer" scheme employed for the Marian masses in [[Gradualia I (William Byrd)|volume I]]. First published in 1607, it was reprinted in 1610 with new covers bearing the entirely fraudulent claim that it has been

...Laude spirituali a 3, libro 1|Volume 1]]). This volume was also reprinted in 1585 by Gardano.}} ==List of Works==

{{PubDatePlace|1575|in Paris by [[Adrien Le Roy]] and Robert Ballard|&nbsp;}} ...the settings of Italian texts have been left out. This book was reprinted in 1619 by Pierre Ballard.}}

{{Title|Cathedral Music, Volume 1}} {{PubDatePlace|1760|in London, by subscription.|&nbsp;}}

...volume of his own compositions for three voices. This book was reprinted in 1549 and 1570.}} ==List of works==

...'' Antico's third collection of frottole for four voices, published as one volume on December 27, 1517 (Julian Calendar). This collection was printed with N {{PubDatePlace|1517|by [[Andrea Antico]] in Rome|&nbsp;}}<br>

...of whom are attributed in the original. According to the title page, this volume was printed on April 22, 1529.}} ==List of works==

...VOR, QVINQVE, SEX, ET PLVRIVM VOCVM. Continens historias & doctrinam, quae in Ecclesia proponi solet: DE ASCENSIONE CHRISTI. DE MISSIONE SPIRITVSSANCTI {{PubDatePlace|1555|in Nuremberg by [[Johann vom Berg]] and [[Ulrich Neuber]]|&nbsp;}}

...ehensa & ornata. Tomi primi continentis historias & doctrinam, quo solent in Ecclesia proponi. De Natiuitate. De Epiphanijs. De Resurrectione Iesu Chris {{PubDatePlace|1554|in Nuremberg by [[Johann vom Berg]] and [[Ulrich Neuber]]|&nbsp;}}

'''Full title:''' Liber (vocum quatuor) triginta novem motetos habet, ut in sequenti indice demonstratur'' {{PubDatePlace|1538|in Ferrara by Buglhat, de Campis and Hucher|&nbsp;}}

{{PubDatePlace|1878|by Le Beau in Paris|&nbsp;}} ===Works in this publication===

{{PubDatePlace|1538|in Wittenberg by [[Georg Rhau]]|&nbsp;}} ...German composers and was printed as four part books. The preface for this volume is by [[Martin Luther]].}}

...tly in the New Schütz Edition published since 1955 by Bärenreiter, Kassel, in volumes 23&ndash;26. ...'instruments… ad lib'' are partially or completely supplied with texts, so in effect the pieces for 2 choirs plus 2 instrumental groups can also be sung

...VOR, QVINQVE, SEX, ET PLVRIUM VOCVM. Continens historias & doctrinam, quae in Ecclesia proponi solet: DE TRINITATE. DE DEDICATIONE TEMPLI. DE COENA DOMIN {{PubDatePlace|1555|in Nuremberg by [[Johann vom Berg]] and [[Ulrich Neuber]]|&nbsp;}}

...te con grande artifficio composti et con ogni diligentia stampati et posti in luce |1542|1|in Venice by [[Antonio Gardano]]