Guarini (plus one other, number 7, which is attributed to Guarini); there are four anonymous poems. Numbers 6, 8 and 13 are the only settings of their poems recorded in Il nuovo Vogel, while the text of number 15 (discussed above) is set elsewhere only by Francesco Mazza, in his own first book of six-part madrigals published in Venice in 1590. (A slightly different version of the poem was set by Jéhan Gero in the collection published by Costanzo Festa in 1541 and subsequently in Gero's own collection of 1543.) Notes Bibliography Bernstein, Jane A. (1998): Music Printing in Renaissance Venice: the Scotto press (1539–1572), Oxford: Oxford University Press Glahn, Henrik et al. (ed.) (1983): 20 Italienske madrigaler fra Melchior Borchgrevinck Giardino Novo I–II København 1605/06 (20 Italian madrigals from Melchior Borchgrevinck Giardino Novo I–II Copenhagen 1605/06), Copenhagen: Institute of Musicology, University of Copenhagen Larson, Keith A. (1985): The Unaccompanied Madrigal in Naples from 1536 to 1654, Ph.D thesis at Harvard University, Cambridge, Massachusetts Larson, Keith A. (2001): 'Agresta, Agostino' in Grove Music Online/Oxford Music Online Lewis, Susan G. (2000): 'Danish diplomacy and the dedication of Giardino novo II (1606) to King James I', Danish Yearbook of Musicology 28, 9–18 Lewis, Susan G. (2005): 'Italian music and Christian IV's urban agenda for Copenhagen', Scandinavian Studies vol. 77, Fall, 365–382 Noe, Alfred (1994): Die Präsenz der romanischen Literaturen in der 1655 nach Wien verkauften Fuggerbibliothek: 1. Band: Diplomatische Ausgabe des Codex 12.579 der Österreichischen Nationalbibliothek («Mauchter-Katalog»), Amsterdam: Rodopi Noe, Alfred (1997): Die Präsenz der romanischen Literaturen in der 1655 nach Wien verkauften Fuggerbibliothek: 3. Band: Die Texte der «Musicales», Amsterdam: Rodopi Schofield, Bertram and Thurston Dart (1951): 'Tregian's Anthology', Music & Letters vol. 32, no. 3, 205–216 Vogel, Emil, François Lesure and Claudio Sartori (1977): Bibliografia della musica italiana vocale profana pubblicata dal 1500 al 1700, 3 vols., Pomezia: Staderini (cited as Il nuovo Vogel) Watkins, Glenn (1991): Gesualdo: the man and his music (2nd edition), London: Clarendon Press External links Digital copy of Agresta's Madrigali a sei voci ... Libro primo Musicians from Naples Renaissance composers Italian classical composers Italian male classical composers Year of birth unknown Year of death unknown