Marenzio, Luca. Ed. John Steele Published by Gaudia Music & Arts, New York. Copyright 1996. While the Third Book contains an unusually high proportion of light-hearted madrigals, the tone of the Fourth

da Gagliano, Marco. Suzanne Court. Published by Gaudia (EC Schirmer), New York. Copyright 2003. Critical edition of the works of the Italian madrigalist active at the turn of the seventeenth century. Volume

da Gagliano, Marco. Suzanne Court. Published by Gaudia (EC Schirmer), New York. Copyright 2003. Critical edition of the works of the Italian madrigalist active at the turn of the seventeenth century. Volume

Marenzio, Lucas. Ed. John Steele Published by Gaudia Music and Arts, New York, NY. Copyright 1996. The editor refers to the Eighth Book as Marenzio's strangest, including many unusually short pieces. The

Marenzio, Luca. Ed. John Steele. Published by Gaudia Music and Arts, New York, NY. Copyright 1996. Includes Madrigali a 4, 5, & 6 Voci, and ten other five voice works, as well as the double-choir

Marenzio, Luca. Ed. John Steele. Published by Gaudia Music And Arts, New York. Copyright 1995. Among the late Italian madrigalists Marenzio holds a special place, in that his music was universally admired

Marenzio, Luca. John Steele, Suzanne Court. Published by Gaudia (E.C. Schirmer), New York. Copyright 2002. The final edition of Marenzio's collection for six voices.

Mayer, William. Published by Gaudia Music & Arts, New York. Copyright 1991. The instruments in this piece speak as individuals rather than as part of a bloc. There is an overall pattern of a poignant

D'India, Sigismondo. Ed. John Steele and Suzanne Court. Published by Gaudia Music and Arts, New York, NY. Copyright 1997. First of five books to be published by Gaudia, containing this 17th-century