According to The New Penguin Dictionary of Music, Claudio Monteverdi was an Italian composer, notable in the history of opera, harmony and orchestration. Choirboy at his birthplace, Cremona; afterwards held various state and church musical positions in Mantua and elsewhere - finally in Venice, where he died. Became a priest, 1632.

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7 Canzonets: Vol. 1 (D(A)/A/T) ISBN 3702404228. Publisher: Universal Edition (UE012607)

7 Canzonets: Vol. 3 (D(A)/A/T) ISBN 3702404244. Publisher: Universal Edition (UE012609)

2 Madrigals (D/D/A/T/B) Score and Parts. 22 pages. Non Son In Queste Rive, La Bocca Onde L'asprissime Parole. Publisher: Ut Orpheus (HS-139)

2 Madrigals (Dolcissimo Uscignolo, Chi Vol Aver Felice E Lieto Il Core) (D/D/A/T/B) Score and Parts. 36 pages. Publisher: Ut Orpheus (HS 110)

Madrigals (D/D/A/T/B) Arr./Editor: Nitz Publisher: Heinrichshoven's Verlag (N02186)

Or Che 'l Cielo E La Terra E 'l Vento Tace (D/A/T/T/B/B) Score and Parts. 40 pages. Publisher: Ut Orpheus (HS 93)

7 Canzonets: Vol. 2 (D(A)/A/T) ISBN 3702404236. Publisher: Universal Edition (UE012608)

Christmas Motet (D(A)/D(A)/D(A)) Publisher: Schott & Co. Ltd. (ST10918)

Five Madrigals (A/A/T/T/B) Score. Publisher: Pelikan (PEL2037)

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