Barbara Strozzi (also called Barbara Valle; baptised (1619–1677) was an Italian singer and composer. Her Baroque compositions were published in her lifetime.
Barbara was said to be "the most

Edited by Richard Kolb. From the series The Complete Works of Barbara Strozzi. Includes facsimiles and critical introductory notes. Score, 84 p.

Edited by Richard Kolb. For 2, 3, 4 and 5 voices. Complete Edition. From the series, The Complete Works of Barbara Strozzi. Score, 177 p.

Edited by Richard Kolb. For vocal solos, duets & trios. From the series Barbara Strozzi: The Complete Works. Includes an introduction, editorial policies and notes on the pieces. Score, 69

Edited by Robert Crowe. For soprano & continuo. From the series Barbara Strozzi: The Complete Works. Contains critical notes and editorial practices. Score, 23 p.

Edited by Richard Kolb. For voice & basso continuo. From the series The Complete Works of Barbara Strozzi. Includes introduction, editorial notes, original texts and English translations. 26

Edited by Richard Kolb. For soprano voice & basso continuo. First printing. From the series Barbara Strozzi The Complete Works. A set of 14 solo motets. Includes biographical and editorial

Edited by Richard Kolb. Complete Edition. This collection contains 12 cantatas and arias in a new modern edition, with extensive notes on each work, and original texts with new English translations. From

Edited by Richard Kolb. Complete Edition. From the series The Complete Works of Barbara Strozzi. Titles include: Quis Dabit Mihi; Havete Torto; Presso un ruscello Algente and Un Amante

Edited by Richard Kolb. With 70 pages of music, facsimile samples from the original 1659 print, 10 pages of extensive and detailed introductory notes on the work and its place in Strozzi's corpus of

Strozzi, Barbara. Ed. Elke Mascha, Blankenburg. Published by Furore Edition, Kassel, Germany. Copyright 1993. Four duets taken from the Primo Libro De Madrigalipublished by Alessandro Vincenti in 1644.

Transcribed by Charlotte Nediger. For 2 sopranos, bass & continuo. An excerpt from Strozzi's