Here is the list of all the works contained in the first polyphonic choirbook held at the Archivo Histórico Arquidiocesano de Guatemala (AHAG). The 12 masses are divided into movements, and the 15 short polyphonic pieces are divided into sections. Clicking on links provided for each movement of the masses (or sections of the pieces) will open the movement (or section) in mei-friend, where you will be able to see the transcribed score with the editorial corrections marked in a different color, together with the original images and the ability to play back the music.
His hexachord mass (Ut re mi fa sol la). Peserved in only three other sources: a manuscript at the Capilla Real in Granada, the manuscript formerly known as Medinaceli 607 and now owned by Bartolomé March Servera, and Tarazona 5.
First published in the composer’s Missarum liber secundus in 1567 (RISM P 660)
Also published at Lyon in 1546 by Jacques Moderne in his Liturgicon musicarum duodecim missarum (RISM C 3310).
Missa tertii toni, which is preserved in at least ten other sources.
This is Ceballos’ Missa Simile est regnum cælorum (parody mass based on a motet by Morales).