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References
- ↑ Margaret Mabbett in Liber amicorum John Steele: a musicological tribute p310
- ↑ Gianna Pomata I monasteri femminili come centri di cultura 2005 Page 27 "Nel 1650 il compositore senese Alessandro Della Ciaia pubblicò il suo secondo volume di musiche... Lamentatione sagre e motetti ad una voce col basso continuo opera seconda. Raccolta e data in luce da Filippo Suchielli, Venezia 1650"
- ↑ Stabat Mater website description of the piece
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