1 Scipione Lacorcia fl. 1590–1620 | Stravagante pensiero (Madrigals, Book III – 1620)
2 Carlo Gesualdo 1566–1613 | Asciugate i begl’occhi (Madrigals, Book V – 1611)
3 Luzzasco Luzzaschi ca. 1545–1607 | Ecco o dolce, o gradita (Madrigals, Book V – 1595)
4 Alfonso Fontanelli 1557–1622 | Ah, chi mi rompe il sonno (Madrigals, Book I – 1595)
5 Tommaso Pecci 1576–1604/1606 | Ahi, che il mio cor si fugge (Madrigals, Book I – 1602)
6 Vincenzio Macedonio fl. 1603–1606 | Crudelissima donna (Madrigals, Book I – 1603)
7 Ascanio Mayone ca. 1565–1627 | Fuggi, fuggi oh mio core! (Madrigals, Book I – 1604)
8 Bernardo Bolognini fl. 1570–1605 | Tu ti lagni al mio pianto (Madrigals, Book I – 1604)
9 Francesco Genuino ca. 1580/1585–before 1633 | Ohimé - grida Sileno (Madrigals, Book II – 1605)
10 Giovanni Del Turco 1577–1647 | Altro non è’l mio amore (from Da Gagliano’s “Madrigals, Book III” – 1605)
11 Scipione Dentice 1560–1633 | Parlo, miser, o taccio? (Madrigals, Book V – 1607)
12 Francesco Lambardi 1587–1642 | All’ombra degli allori (from “Teatro de Madrigali” – 1609)
13 Crescenzio Salzilli | Ahi dolor, che m’occidi (Madrigals, Book II – 1611)
14 Giovanni Maria Trabaci ca. 1575–1647 | Donna, vorrei pur dirvi (Madrigals, Book II – 1611)
15 Giovanni De Macque 1548/1550–1614 | Quella vermiglia rosa (Madrigals, Book VI – 1613)
16 Scipione Lacorcia | Misero me, son morto ... Ahi, tu m’hai ferito (Madrigals, Book II – 1616)
17 Agostino Agresta ca. 1575/1585–1617 | Pargoletta è colei (Madrigals, Book I – 1617)
18 Antonio Demetrio 16th-17th century | Se l’ardor che mi strugge (Madrigals, Book I – 1618)
19 Pomponio Nenna 1556–1613 | Incenerito è’l petto (Madrigals, Book VIII – 1618)
20 Ettore Della Marra ca. 1570–1634 | Misero, che farò? (from Lacorcia’s “Madrigals, Book III” – 1620)
21 Giuseppe Palazzotto ca. 1583/1587–before 1653 | Se parti io moro (Madrigals, Book II – 1620)
22 Michelangelo Rossi ca. 1601/1602–1656 | Per non mi dir ch’io muoia (Madrigals, Book I – ca. 1630)
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