⿿Regina Coeli (1619)⿝ presents a collection of musical works associated with Jan Pieterszoon Sweelinck and his contemporaries. This volume includes settings of psalms, chansons, and other pieces reflective of the musical practices of the early 17th century. The compositions showcase Sweelinck's profound influence on organ music and his engagement with both sacred and secular musical forms.

Readers will find works related to figures such as Samuel Scheidt, Heinrich Scheidemann, and the broader context of the Muiderkring, highlighting the exchange of musical ideas during this period. The collection also touches upon the use of texts by Clement Marot and Théodore de Bèze, underscoring the intersection of religious and musical expression. This edition provides valuable insights into the musical landscape of the time, capturing the essence of Sweelinck's contributions and the artistic environment in which he worked.

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