I Fagiolini

The recording uses editions from a number of sources, including the first commercially available version of the Striggio 40-part Mass.

httpv://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ME7mc_tC0dY

Striggio Ecce beatam lucem (40 parts)

Edition by Hugh Keyte, available from Mapa Mundi

Striggio Missa Ecco si beato giorno (40 parts)

Edition by Brian Clark and Robert Hollingworth, published by the Early Music Company, and available by emailing clifford.bartlett@btopenworld.com

Galilei Contrapunto Secondo di BM (lute)

Edition by L.Sayce / The Lute Society, available by emailing lutesoc@aol.com

Striggio  O de la bella Etruria invitto Duce (SATTB), Caro dolce ben mio (SATTB), Misero ohimè (TTBarBB)

Edition by David S. Butchart, Recent Researches in the music of the Renaissance, Vol.143, A-R Editions, 2006
See the AR Editions site for more details

Striggio  madrigals

O giovenil ardire (AATTBarBarBarBBB, edited by David Butchart), D’ogni gratia et d’amor (SATTBarB, edited by David Butchart), Fuggi spene mia (SATTB, reconstructed Robert Hollingworth), Altr’io che queste spighe (SATB x 3, edited by Iain Fenlon), available as I Fagiolini editions

Tallis  Spem in alium (40 parts)

Edited (with Sarum plainsong) by Hugh Keyte, available by emailing mail@ifagiolini.com