Harmonice Musices Odhecaton One Hundred Songs of Harmonic Music Ottaviano Petrucci 1501 A Quincentenary Performing Edition General Editor David Fallows Amherst Early Music, Zuc. 2005 Secoué Edition Second Revised Edition, 2005 This landmark collection of 96 pieces in three to five voices by Josquin, Isaac, Compère, Agricola, and others, was the first printed book of polyphonic music, originally published by Ottaviano Petrucci in Venice (1501). Edited by a team of specialists in Renaissance music, with notes by general editor David Fallows. 190 pages.