Missa Salisburgensis

found: Missa salisburgensis [SR] p1999:insert (originally attributed, erroneously, to Orazio Benevoli; now considered probably to be by Heinrich Ignaz Franz Biber)

found: New Grove(under Biber: Missa salisburgensis; formerly attributed to Orazio Benevoli; may have been composed by Biber or Andreas Hofer)

found: Chafe, E.T. Church music of Heinrich Biber, c1987:extant works of uncertain authorship (App. 101. Missa Salisburgensis)

found: New Grove, 2nd ed. WWW site, Mar. 2, 2001(under Biber: Missa Salisburgensis, 16vv, insts, 1682 (attrib. O. Benevoli); under Benevoli: Missa salisburgensis, a 53, ?1682 (formerly wrongly attrib. Benevoli, ?by H.I.F. Biber or A. Hofer); "... the 53-voice Missa salisburgensis, which was assumed to have been performed at the dedication of Salzburg Cathedral in 1628. ... Hintermaier has proved that this was not the mass performed in 1628 and that Benevoli definitely did not compose it. It was probably performed at Salzburg in 1682 together with the hymn Plaudite tympani, and Biber has been suggested as the likeliest composer of it.")