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In CD-inserts, from other collectors and on internet, but especially in the doctoral thesis of Jürgen Blume, I found information that other Stabat Maters may have been composed by the following 400+ composers. May 2001, I checked every name of the list by searching for it on the internet. For many I found additional data, some I could not find at all. It appeared that some names that I had been given were not composers at all; sometimes the information supplied by the search engine had probably been misunderstood and the “composers” were musicologists writing about Stabat Maters, painters who painted a Stabat Mater or writers who wrote a book or a play called Stabat Mater. As I try to be as trustworthy as possible, I deleted all names on which I had no information whatever, and that I could not find on the Internet either. Nevertheless, I am sure that still names can be found on the list that should not be there. I apologize for that. If you know if one of these has been released on CD, I would appreciate it very much if you would send this information to me. I can add it to my collection then and report about it on this site. Thank you very much!

Rafael de Acebes (1837)
Agostino Agazzari (1578 – 1640): SM for 2 choirs, SM for 4 soloists (SATB)
Salvatore Agnelli (1817 – 1874)
Jules Eugene Abraham Alary (1814 – 1894)
Antonio Alberti (1756 – 1804)
Pietro Alfieri (1801 – 1863): SM Inno modulato a 4 voci con organo
Tommy B.Andersson: SM for women’s choir, cello and double bass
Francisco Andrevi (1786 – 1853)
Andrea d’Angeli (1868 – 1940)
Carlo Angeloni (1834 – 1901)
Jan Michael Angstberger (1717 – 1789)
Jose Antxorena (ca. 1550)
Giovanni Maria Appiano (ca.1650)
Thomas Ashwell (ca. 1478 – 1513)
Bonifacio Asioli (1769 – 1832)
Joseph Auer (ca. 1850): SM for mixed women’s choir and organ
Juan Auli (1797)
Emil Axman (1887 – 1949)
Luis Bacalov (1933 – ): SM 2002
Johann Anton Bachschmidt (1728 – 1797)
Konrad Back (1749 – 1810)
Henk Badings 1907 – 1987)
Josef Bahnert (ca. 1850): SM for mixed women’s choir and organ
Giuseppe Baini (1775 – 1844): SM for male choir (TTB)
Julije Bajamonti (1744 – 1800)
Noel Baldewen (1480 – 1529)
Joao José Baldi (1770 – 1817)
Ian Balfour (1924 – ): SM 1995
Dora y Llorens Baltasar (1807)
Jean-Luc Balthazar (1942): SM for flute solo, opus 18
John T. la Barbara (1947 – ): Stabat Mater: Donna de Paradiso (Passion play)
Andrés Barrios (19?? – ) SM 1988 for mixed choir
Erasmo di Bartolo (1606 – 1656): SM for 4 mixed choirs and continuo
Domenico Bartolucci (1917 – ): SM for mixed choir + SM for soprano, mixed choir and orchestra
Giacomo Battistini (1665 – 1719)
Adolf (Anton?) Bauer (1725 – 1808)
Hermann Bäuerle (1869 – 1936)
Vittore Bellello (1879 – 1953)
Diomede Belli (ca. 1850)
Pietro Paolo Bencini (1675 – 1755)
Antonio Pergrino Benelli (1771 – 1830): SM for 4 soloists, mixed choir and strings
Niels Berentsen (1987 – ): SM 2001 (Stabat Mater for the Corpus Hypercubiqus)
Francesco Antonio Berera (1737 – 1813): SM for two tenors, bass and strings
Sir Lennox Randall Francis Berkeley (1903 – 1989): SM 1947
Giuseppe Antonio Bernabei (1649 – 1732): 3 SM’s for 4 soloists, mixed choir, strings and continuo
Andrea Bernardi (1824 – 1900)
Andrea Bernasconi (1706 – 1784)
Bernetti (or Pernetti)(ca. 1750)
Antonio Bertali (1605 – 1669): SM for 8 voices and orchestra
Luciano Bettarini (1914 – )
Kurt Bikkembergs (1963 – )
Martha Bishop (19.. – ): SM 2004 for soprano, choir and four violas da gamba
Howard Blake (1938 – ): SM 2001 for soprano, 5 narrators, choir and orchestra
Emile-Robert Blanchet (1877 – 1943)
Craig A.Bloomfield (1977) -) : SM 1999 for soprano and mixed chorus
Don Giacomo Bolla (ca. 1750)
Giovanni Bonato (1961 – ): SM for soloists, mixed choir and orchestra
Laurens Jean Bonaventure (1801)
Paulo Bonfichi (1769 – 1840)
Ermend Bonnal (1880 – 1944): SM for a capella choir
Johann Nepomuk Boog (ca. 1750)
Giovanni Battista Borghi (1738 – 1796)
Renzo Bossi (1883 – 1965)
Cosimo Bottegari (1554 – 1620)
Louis Albert Bourgoult-Ducoudray (1840 – 1910): SM 1863 for mixed choir and church organ
Guillaume Boutteiller (1788 – 18..)
Johann Evangelist Brandl (1760 – 1837)
Estevão de Brito (1575 – 1641): SM for 4 voices (SATB)
Frantisek Xaver Brixi (1732 – 1771)
Mikhail Bronner (1952 – ): SM 1993 for bass, children’s choir and chamber orchestra
Antonio Brunetti (1767 – 1845): SM 1825 for soprano, alto, strings and continuo
Johanna Bruzdowicz (1943 – 1993): SM 1995 for mixed choir
Orazio Buccelli (ca. 1800)
Giuseppe Buccioni
Francisco (Franz) Bühler (1760 – 1824)
Edward Bury (1919 – ): SM 1941 for mixed choir
Antonio Cabezón (1510 – 1566)
Giacinto Calderara (1729 – 1803): SM for soloists, choir and orchestra
Placidus von Camerloher (1718 – 1782)
Alessandro Capanna: Piccolo Stabat Mater concertato a piu voci, con piena orchestra, e ridotto a pianoforte e canto
Francesco Carini (ca. 1850)
Henri Carol (1910 – 1984)
Luigi Caruso (1754 – 1822)
Pedro Moncadas Castillejo: SM 1989
Jean de Castro (ca. 1540 -1600)
Buono Chiodi (1728 – 1783)
Alexander Choron (1772)
Mattia Cipollone (1837 – 1905)
Paul Christiansen (19..)
Ermenegildo Cinque: SM for soprano, alto, strings and continuo
Giovanni Carlo Maria Clari (1677 – 1754): SM for 4 soloists, mixed choir, strings and continuo
Arlen Clarke (19.. – ): SM 2001 for mixed choir
Siobhán Cleary (1970 – ): SM 1991 for mixed choir
Giovanni Paolo Maria Colonna (1637 – 1695): SM for two mixed choirs, SM for five-voiced choir (SSATB) and continuo
Bartolomeo Cordans (1700 – 1757): SM 1749 for mixed male choir and continuo
David Gregor Corner (1585 – 1648)
Regolo Cristofani (ca. 1750)
Giovanni Croce (1557 – 1609): SM 1602 for two mixed choirs
Peter Crump (1928 – )
Moncho Cuervo (1932 – ): SM 1993 for soprano, mezzo-soprano, tenor, bass and chamber orchestra
Jose Cura (1962 – ) SM 1988 for soloists, mixed choir, children choir and orchestra)
Florian Dabrowski (1913 – ): SM 1940 for mixed choir
Innocentius Dammonis (ca. 1500): SM for mixed choir
Franz Danzi (1763 – 1826)
Johan Nepomuk David (1895 – 1977): SM 1927 for mixed choir (SSATBB)
Karl Deigendesch (ca. 1850): SM for mixed male choir
Boleslaw Dembinski (1833 – 1914): SM for soloists, choir and orchestra
Julia Deppert
M.Deutschmann (ca. 1850): SM for mixed choir
Godfried Devreese (1893 – 1972): SM 1965 for soloist, choir and orchestra
Pierre Louis Dietsch (1808 – 1876)
Jan van Dijk (1918 – )
Georg Joseph Dinberger (1709 – 1768)
Karl, Freiherr von Doblhof-Dier (1762 – 1845)
Kurt Doebler (1896 – 1970)
Alfredo Donizzetti (1867 – 1921)
Gaetano Donizzetti (1797 – 1848)
Johann Melchior Dreyer (1746 – 1824)
Johannes Martin Dürr: SM 1989
Francesco Durante (1684 – 1755): SM for three voices
Edmond Duval (ca. 1850): SM for mixed male choir
John Bacchus Dykes (1823 – 1876): SM 1875
Johann Ernst Eberlin (1702 – 1762): 2 SM’s
Ludwig Ebner (ca. 1850): SM for mixed choir
John Lodge Ellerton (1801 – 1873)
Ksawery (Xavery) Jozef Elsner (1769 – 1854): SM 1848 for soloists, choir and orchestra
Wolfgang Joseph Emmerich (1772 – ?)
Jan Engel ( – 1788)
Angelo Ephrikian (1913 – 1982)
Heinrich Epp (ca. 1850): SM for mixed choir
Karl Erhard (ca. 1850)
Gustav Erlemann (1876 – 1936)
Miguel Hilarión Eslava (1807 – 1878)
Augustin Jean Emile d’Etcheverry: Nouveaux cantiques et motets suivis dún Stabat Mater soli, duo et choeurs
C. Estienne: SM for four voices and organ or piano
Caspar Ett (1788 – 1847): SM for two mixed choirs
Hüseyin Evirgen
José Falcao
Giuseppe Farinelli (1769 – 1836)
Giambattista Fenoglio (ca. 1750): SM for 2 sopranos, bass and continuo
Kaiser Ferdinand III (1608 – 1657): SM for soprano and tenor
F. Monge de Ferdinandez
John Axel Fernstrom (1897 – 1961)
Antonio Ferradini (1718 – 1779): SM 1779 for 4 soloists, two mixed choirs and orchestra
Giovanni Ferrauto (1962 – ):SM 1990 for three choirs and strings
Melcior de Ferrer i de Manresa (1821 – 1884) SM 1873
François Joseph Fétis (1784 – 1871)
Heinrich Finck (1445 – 1527): Motet “Stabant iuxta crucem Jesu“
Vincenzo Fiodo (1782 – 1862)
Valentino Fioravanti (1764 – 1837)
Giuseppe Folliero de Luna: (1814 – 1984): SM 1837
Rudolf Forst (1900 – 1971): SM for two choirs
Johann de Fossa (ca.1540 – 1603)
Caesar Franco
Ernst Frank (1847 – 1889)
Marko Frank (1881 – 1961)
Frederico Guedes de Freitas (1902 – 1980)
Karl Frieberth (1736 – 1816)
Friedrich Theodor Frohlich (1803 – 1836)
William Henry Fry (1813 – 1864): SM 1855 for 4 soloists, choir and orchestra
Bonaventura Furlanetto (1738 – 1817)
Renaud Gagneux (1947 – ): SM 1991
Cristóbal Galán (1630 – 1684)
Amintore Galli (1845 – 1919)
P. Gámez (1978)
Jose Mauricio Nunes Garcia (1767 – 1830): SM 1809 for mixed choir, soloists, flutes, horns, organ
Antônio Gastão (19.. – ): SM 2001
Luigi Gatti (1740 – 1817)
Otto Gauss (1877 – 1970)
Max Gebhard (1896 – ?
Hugo Gehrke
Walther Geiser (1897 – 1993)
Giuseppe Gherardeschi (1759 – 1815)
Vittorio Giannini (1903 – 1966): SM for male soprano and countertenor
Gilardo Gilardi (1889 – 1963)
Giuseppe Giordani (1751 – 1798)
Giacomo Giordano
Giovanni Giorgi (… – 1762): SM 1757 in C minor for 4 voices
Lorenzo Serafino Giorgi (ca. 1750): SM for male choir and double bass
Nicola de Giosa (1819 – 1885)
José Gomes (ca. 1750)
Joseph Carcoler Gomis (1698 – 1776): SM 1742
John Gormley (1975 – ) SM 1996 for 2 sopranos, 2 mezzo-sopranos and harp
Charles François Gounod (1818-1893): SM 1867 in French for mixed choir (SATTBB) and orchestra
Achille Graffigna (ca. 1850)
Peter Graham (= Jaroslav Stastny-Pokorny) (1952 – ): SM 1990 for mixed choir
Alberto Grau (1937 – ?) SM 1998 for mixed choir
Carl Heinrich Graun (1703 – 1759)
Peter Griesbacher (1864 – 1933): SM for mixed male choir
Antonio Grotto (1753 – 1831)
Roel Grifioen (SM for mixed choir-2005)
Benno (Bennonis) Grueber (1759 – 1796
Lorenzo Guidi
Kjell Habbestad: (1955 – ): SM 1990
Michael Haller (1840 – 1915): SM for mixed female choir
Bernhard Haltemberger (1748 – 1780)
Bengt Hambraeus (1928 – 2000 )
Adriaan Petrus Hamers (1871 – 1929): SM 1910
Colin Hand (1929 – )
Walter Harburger
Henri Hardouin (1727 – 1808)
James Hardy: SM for four voices and choir
August Ferdinand Häser (1779 – 1844)
Johannes Hatzfeld (1882 – 1953)
Norbert Hauner (1743 – 1827): SM in German for 2 soloists
Michael Haydn (1737 – 1806): SM for 4 voices and organ
Karl Hegman (ca. 1850): SM for mixed male choir
Jan Heijmink Liesert (19.. – ): SM for mixed choir
Anton Heiller (1923 – 1979)
Dominik Heinz (1969 – ): Stabat Mater for choir op.6 in f minor
Antoine Hellé (ca. 1850)
Georg Henschel (1850 – 1934)
Bern Herbolsheimer (1948 – )
Pablo Hernandez (1834)
Johann Abraham Hiller (1728 – 1804): SM 1780 for mixed choir
Stanley Hollingsworth (1924 – )
Giergio Hospodski
Brian Hulse (SM 1999)
Robert Hunt (ca. 1550)
Francesco Husil (or Musil)
Anđelko Igrec: SM for Alto and String Quartet
Janusz Stanislaw Ilinski (1795 – 1860): SM for choir and orchestra
Emanuele Imbibo (ca. 1750): SM for 2 female choirs and strings
Juan Francés de Inbarren (1699 – 1767)
Nicolo Isouard (1773 – 1818)
Wolfgang Iten (1712 – 1769)
Francis Jackson (1917 – ): SM 1997
Gunther Wenzel Jacob (1685 – 1734)
Philip James (1890 – 1975)
Ivo Jirasek (1920 – 2004): SM 1968 (Oratorio for soli, choir, organ and wind orchestra)
Vincent Jockin (19?? – ) SM 1998 for choir
Bernard Jumentier (1749 – 1829)
Ferdinand Jungbauer (1747 – 1823)
Pilar Jurado (19.. – ): SM 2004 for soprano, mezzo-soprano and orchestra
Edouard Juvin
Josef Kainradl (ca.1850): SM for mixed female choir
Friedrich Kalkbrenner (1785 – 1849): SM 1842
Johann Hieronymus Kapsberger (1575 – 1650)
Alemdar Karamanov (1934 – )
Elena Kats-Chernin (1957 – ): SM 2000 for 6 voices (SSATBB) and percussion
Bryan Kelly (1934 – ): SM 1970 for soprano, bass, choir and orchestra
Karl Kempter (1819 – 1871)
Friedrich Kiel (1821-1885)
Tomasz Kiesewetter (1911 – ): SM for female choir and organ
Johann Philipp Kirnberger (1721 – 1783): SM in German for mixed choir and continuo
Zsuszo Dmitrjszew Klàskj (1985 – ): SM 2004 for a capella mixed choir
Giselher Klebe (1925 – ): SM 1964 for soprano, mezzo-soprano, choir and orchestra
Bernhard Klein (1793 – 1832): SM for mixed choir
Johann A.Kobrich
Friedrich Koenen (1829 – 1887): SM for mixed female choir
Karl-Michael Komma (1913 – ): SM 1997 for mixed choir (SSATB)
Marianus Königsperger (1708 – 1769)
Maksimilian Koperski: SM 1879 for soloists and organ
Bohuslav Korejs (1925 – ) SM for mixed choir
Györgi Kósa (1897 – 1984)
Bernhard Kothe (1821 – 1897): SM for male choir (TTBB)
Zbigniew Kozub (19?? – ): SM for baritone and orchestra
Friderico Kramel (1727 – 1782): SM in German
Marco Kraus (1955 – ): SM 1982 for 4 piano’s on a theme from Pergolesi
Jonathan Kregor (19?? – ): SM for soloist, choir and cello
Oliver O.O.Kristofferson (1950 – ): SM 2001 for 9 voices and violin
Augustinus Franz Kropfreiter (1936 – …): SM for mixed choir
Grazyna Krzanowska (19.. – ): SM for 2 sopranos, 2 mixed choirs and orchestra
Rafael Kubelik (1914 – 1996)
Wilhelm Kuhe (1823 – 1912)
Mario Labroca (1896 – 1973): SM 1933
Jiri Laburda (1931 – : SM for mixed choir, a cappella)
Leonhard Lechner (1553 – 1606)
Josef Lechthaler (1891 – 1948): SM 1925 for 4 soloists, mixed choir and orchestra
Joseph (Anton) Lederer (1733 – 1796): SM for 4 soloists, mixed choir, 2 violins and continuo
Mariano Rodriguez de Ledesma (1779 – 1847): SM 1842
Karl August Leitner (ca. 1850): SM for mixed choir
Heinrich Lemacher (1891 – 1966)
Carlo Lenzi (1735 – 1805)
Giuseppe Lenzi
Kaiser Leopold I (1640 – 1705): SM for 4 voices (SATB) and orchestra
Bernard Lewkovitch (1927 – ): SM 1969
Peter Lichtenthal (1780 – 1853)
Eugenio Marchese di Ligniville (1730 – 1788): SM 1767 for 3 soloists
Josef von Lindtpaintner (1791)
Charles Harford Lloyd (1849 – 1919)
Maria Löfberg (1968 – ): SM 2002 for soprano, alto and string quartet
Nicolo Logroscino (1698 – 1765)
Gavriil Lomakin (1812 – 1885)
Ivana Loudova (1941 – ): SM 1966 for male chorus a capella
Vicente Miguel Louzado
Leopold Lumpp (1801 – 1870)
Roberto Lupi (1908 – 1971)
Alexey Fyodorovich L’vov (1789 – 1870): SM 1851 for 3 soloists, mixed choir and orchestra
Teodulo Mabelli (1817 – 1897)
Tadeusz Machl (1922 – ): SM for soloists, choir, organ and orchestra
Quentin Stuart Morvaren Maclean (1896 – 1962)
Leevi Madetoja (1887 – 1947): SM 1915 “Marian Murhe” on a finnish SM translation
Nonnonus Madlseder (1730 -1797)
Pietro Magri (1873 – 1937)
Baronne de Maistre (ca. 1850)
Gaetano Marinelli (1759 – ?)
Josep Sancho Marreco (1879 – 1963) SM 1998
Adeodato Marrone: SM per soli, coro a quattro voci dispari, organo e orchestra
François Xavier Mathias (1871 – 1939)
Stanislav Mattei (1750 – 1825)
Franz Xaver Mayer
Anton von Mayrl (? – 1839): SM for mixed female choir
Filippo Mazio: SM per tenore e basso + SM in canto fratto a due voci, con organo
John McCabe (1939 – ): SM 1976 for soprano and mixed choir
John McCleod (1934 – ): SM 1985 for soprano, bass, choir and orchestra
Orazio Mei (1731 – 1788)
Rudolf Mengelberg (1892 – 1959): SM 1940
Pavle Merkù (1929 – )
Joseph Messner (1893 – 1969)
Bernhard Mettenleiter (1822 – 1901)
Johann Georg Mettenleiter (1812 – 1858)
Jan Meyerowitz (1913 – )
Tadeusz Miazga: SM for female choir
Giorgio Miceli (1836 – 1895)
Julius Miller (1782 – 1851)
Carl Borromäus von Miltitz (1781 – 1845)
Ambrogio Minoja (1752 – 1825)
Ignaz Mitterer (1850 – 1924)
Joseph Modlmayr (ca. 1850): SM for female mixed choir
Ludwig Molitor
Ruggero Monna (1808 – 1864)
Nicola Aloysius Montani
Antonio Leal Moreira (1758 – 1819) SM 1771 for 4 soloists in F minor
Jorge Moreira (1948 – )
Stefano Moreno: SM quator vocibus inaequalibus
Felice Moretti (1791 – 1863)
Pancrazio Morigi (ca.1850): SM for tenor, bass and continuo
Virgilio Mortari (1902 – 1993): SM 1966
Piotr Moss (1947 – ): SM (2002) for mezzo-soprano, eight cellos and mixed choir
Gaetano Mossi (SM 1700 for 5 voices)
Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart (1756 – 1791): KV 33c (lost)
Ernst Willem Mulder (1898 – 1959)
Johannes Müller
Gráinne Mulvey (1966 – ): SM 2003
Bartolo Musil (1974 – ): SM 1991
Francisco Musil
Bernard James Naylor (1907 – 1986): SM 1961 for female choir and strings
Alexius Neander (1565 – 1605)
Anton Neckh (? – 1759)
Vic Nees (1938 – )
Gino Negri (1919 – )
Franz Nekes (1844 – 1914)
A.B.Neldy: SM 1859 for four soloists, two choruses, orchestra and organ
Georg Nellius (1891 – 1952)
J.B.Neudegger (ca. 1850): SM for mixed choir
Sigismund Ritter von Neukomm (1778 – 1858): 5 SM’s
Omobono Nicolini (ca. 1750)
Stephane Louis Nicou-Choron (ca. 1850)
Manfred Niehaus (1933 – )
Zygmunt Noskowski (1846 – 1909): SM for soloists, choir and orchestra (1937 – ): SM 1989
Vincenzo Orgitano (1735 – 1807)
Einar Oulie (1890 – 1957)
Francisco Pacheco (1784 – 1865)
Carmelo Pace (1906 – 1993): SM 1982 for soprano, tenor, bass, mixed choir and orchestra
Francesco Paci
Roman Padlewski (1915 – 1944): SM 1939 for mixed choir
Luigi Pagliai
John Knowles Paine (1839 – 1907)
Giuseppe Paladini (ca. 1750)
Miguel de Palól: SM for three voices and choir, two violins, bass and harmonium
Guido Pannain (1891 – 1977)
B.Pastorelli
Paul Patterson (1947 – ): SM 1986 for mezzo soprano, choir and orchestra
Joaquin Pecorario (ca. 1750)
Felipe Pedrell (1841 – 1922)
Salvatore Pelleschi: 2 SM’s
Benedikt Pellizzari (1755 – 1789)
Francisco Peñalosa (1470)
Edmund Pendleton: SM 1905 for four soloists and strings
Davide Perez (1711 – 1778): SM 1770 for 4 soloists in E flat major, also SM in F minor and E flat major
Michele Perla
Pernetti (or Bernetti)(ca. 1750)
Vincent Persichetti (1915 – 1985): SM 1968 for choir and orchestra
Pietro Persichini (1755 – 1837)
João d’Abreu Pessoa (ca. 1750)
Pierre Pfister (19.. – )
Maglona Patricia Bryony Philips-Jagger
Jacek Piech (1967 – )
Daniel Rogers Pinkham (1923 – )
Pasquale Pisari (1725 – 1778)
Giuseppe Ottavio Pitoni (1657 – 1743)
Franco Piva: SM 1968
Ignaz Josef Pleyel (1757 – 1831)
Johann Nepomuk, Freuherr von Poissl (1783 – 1865)
Francesco Pollini (1762 – 1846)
Mario della Ponti (1931 – )
Wilhelm Popp (1828 – 1903)
Nicola Antonio Giacinto Porpora (1686 – 1768)
Giovanni Giacomo Porro (1590 – 1656)
Luca Antonio Predieri (1688 – 1767)
Alfonso del Prete (ca. 1850?)
Antonietta Preziosi
Richard Prior: SM for soprano, choir and orchestra 1999
Ignaz Prustmann (ca. 1750)
Domenico Quilici: 2 SM’s ca. 1805 for male choir and orchestra
Pietro Raimondi (1786 – 1853): 2 SM’s
Imant Raminsh (1943 – ): SM 1979 for mezzo-soprano and choir
Pietro Ravalli
Serafino Razzi (1531 – 1611)
Ramiro Real (1969 – ): SM for choir and orchestra
Kilian Reinhardt (1653 – 1729)
Enrico Renna (1952 – ):SM 1991 for soprano, clarinet, trombone, cello and fortepiano
Joseph Renner (1832 – 1895): SM for mixed choir
Jules Reynaud (ca. 1850): SM for mixed choir
Ernst Friedrich Eduard Richter (1808 – 1879)
Rolf Rhiem (1937 – ): SM for mixed choir (in: O quam dulce)
Giovanni Ries
Knudåge Riisager (1897 – 1974): SM 1966
Antonio Ripa (1720 – 1795): SM for 2 mixed choirs and continuo
Giovanni Alberto Ristori (1692 – 1753)
Ferdinando Robuschi (1765 – 1850): SM 1825 for 3 voices and orchestra
Carl Joseph Rodewald (1735 – 1809): SM 1799 for 2 sopranos and orchestra
José Garcia Román (1945 -): SM 1974 for mixed choir and symphony orchestra
Lorenzo Rossi
Fritz Rothschuh (1921 – 1978)
Florian Rotter
G.Ruef
Franceso Ruggi (1767 – 1845): SM for 2 sopranos and continuo
Giovanni Battista Runcher (1714 – 1791)
Carl Friedrich Rungenhagen (1778 – 1851)
Carl Rütti (1949 – ): SM for chorus, string quartet, cello and mezzo
Joseph Ryelandt (1870 – 1965): SM for soprano, mixed choir, orchestra
Wladislaw Rzepko (1854 – ): SM for male choir
Amalie von Sachsen: StM (1824) for mixed choir and solists (SAT)
Balthasar Saldoni (1807 – 1889)
Antonio Salieri (1750 – 1825)
Gervais Bernard Gaston Salvayre (1847 – 1916)
José Miguel Gálan Sánchez-Cortés (19?? – ) SM for choir and organ
Carl Santner (ca. 1850)
Luciano Xavier dos Santos (1734 – 1808: SM in G minor)
Marco Santucci (1762 – 1843)
Jerónimo Inácio Agostinho de São (ca. 1750)
Claudio Saracini (1586 – 1649): SM 1620 for one soloist and continuo
Marian Sawa (1937 – 2005 ): SM for bass and organ
Gasparo Sborgi (1737 – 1819)
Giovanni Scapecchi (19.. – ): SM 1999
Barnardi Schacht
Boguslaw Schaeffer (1929 – ): SM 1983 for soprano, alto, choir and orchestra
Johann Baptist Schenk (1753 – 1836)
Jakob Schgraffer (1817 – 1856): SM for mixed choir
Pietro Schiavon (1991)
Thomas Daniel Schlee (1957 – )
Ferdinand Schmidt (ca.1750)
Joseph Aloys Schmittbauer (1718 – 1809): SM for two sopranos, tenor, bass and orchestra
Mikulas Schneider-Trnavsky (1886 – 1958)
Alois Schönfeld (19?? – )
Franz Schöpf (1836 – 1915)
Joseph Schuster (1748 – 1812): SM 1807 for 4 soloists, mixed choir and orchestra
Hanns-Christoph Schuster
Johann Schweitzer (ca.1850)
Josef Seiler
Alexander Serov (1820 – 1871)
Albert Serracant Carré (1978 – ): SM 2002 for mixed choir
Franz Seydelmann (1748 – 1806)
Marina Shmotova (1959 – ): SM 1990 for soprano or alto, with viola, organ, trumpet and percussion
Eric Siboni (1828)
Bernard van den Sigtenhorst Meyer (1888 – 1953)
Kazimierz Sikorsky (1895 – ): SM for bass, mixed choir and organ
Friedrich Silcher (1789 – 1860)
Giuseppe Antonio Silvani (1672 – 1726): SM 1708 for 2 mixed choirs
Jean Baptist Singelee (1812 – 1875)
Johann Baptist Singenberger (ca.1850)
Mainrad Spiess (1683 – 1761)
Patrick Standford (1939 – ): SM 1966
Jozef Stefani (1800 – 1876): SM 1857 for soloists, choir and orchestra
Joseph Anton Steffan (1726 – 1797): SM in German
Michael Steyer (1757 – 1809)
Alfred Stier (1880 – 1967)
Antonius Stöger (1727 – 1798): SM for 2 voices
Thomas Stolzer (1483 – 1526): SM
Anthony St.Pierre (19.. – ): SM 1999 for mixed choir
Joseph Hartmann Stuntz 1793 – 1859
Jean-François le Sueur (1760 – 1837)
Józef Surzyński (1851 – 1919)
Jacek Sykulski (19.. – ): SM 1995 for seven voices
Jerzy Swolkien (1940 – ): Missa Mater Dolorosa for male choir and string orchestra
Renato Tagliabue (19?? – )
Angelo Tarchi (1759 – 1814): SM in Italian for 2 sopranos and orchestra
G.Tartaglione
Luis Antonio Tavares (ca.1750)
Antonio Tedeschi (1710 – 1770): SM’s in C minor and E minor for 4 voices
Valerio Tesei
Flavio Testi (1923 – )
Karen P.Thomas: (1957 – ): SM 1979 (revised 1984) for mezzo, speaker, double choir and orchestra
Pedro Tintorer y Segarra (1814 – 1891): SM for soloists, choir and orchestra (lost)
Joseph Umstatt (1711 – 1762)
Andres Avelino José Peregrino Valenti (ca.1850)
Giovanni Valentini (1582 – 1649)
Pietro Valle
Johann Verheyen (ca.1850): SM for mixed choir
Francesco Vetrari
John Nathaniel Vincent (1902 – 1970): SM 1969
Jheronimus Vinders (1540 – 1557)
Cajetan Vogel (1750 – 1794): SM in D minor
Georg Christoph Wagenseil (1715 – 1777): SM 1742 for 3 soloists (ATB), mixed choir and orchestra
Frantiszek Walczynski (1852 – 1937)
Ernest Walker (1870 – 1949)
Volker Wangenheim (1928 – )
Berthold Wassmer (19?? – )
Gaspard van Weerbeke (1445 – 1517): SM for 5 voices
Paul Wehage: SM for 5 soprano’s a capello (2000)
Peter Welffens (1924 – 2002): SM for mixed choir, hobo and strings
Sven Erik Werner (1937 – ?)
Georg Wichtl
Jan Wieczorek (1904 – ): SM 1942 for soloists, choir and orchestra
Peter von Winter (1754 – 1825)
Heinric Wismeyer: 1923
Franz Xaver Witt (1834 – 1888): 2 SM’s
Karl Witzka (1768 – 1848)
Peter Wilhelm Wolff
Martin Zalba Ibañez (1958 – ) SM for soprano, alto, harp, organ and choir
Francesco Zanetti (1737 – 1788)
Ruth Zechlin (1926 – ): SM for tenor and organ
Marc’ Antonio Ziani (1653 – 1715)” 2 SM 1713
Benno Ziegler (1891 – 1965)
Joseph Paul Ziegler (1722 – 1767)
Nicola Antonio Zingarelli (1752 – 1837): 30 SM’s
Valentin Zubiaurre (1837 – 1914)
Jakob Francisek Zupan (1734 – 1810)