Orazio Vecchi (1550–1605) was one of the most admired and versatile composers of the late Renaissance, distinguished during his own time for his musical and poetic works in a wide spectrum of sacred and secular genres. Although most of Vecchi’s fame centers on his secular output, Vecchi also produced much fine sacred music. This edition of his Motecta of 1590, containing thirty-three motets for four to ten voices and featuring widely varied compositional techniques, makes one of Vecchi’s most im...