Missing CDs
In CD-inserts, from other collectors and on internet, but especially in the doctoral thesis of Jürgen Blume, I found information that other Stabat Maters may have been composed by the following 400+ composers. May 2001, I checked every name of the list by searching for it on the internet. For many I found additional data, some I could not find at all. It appeared that some names that I had been given were not composers at all; sometimes the information supplied by the search engine had probably been misunderstood and the “composers” were musicologists writing about Stabat Maters, painters who painted a Stabat Mater or writers who wrote a book or a play called Stabat Mater. As I try to be as trustworthy as possible, I deleted all names on which I had no information whatever, and that I could not find on the Internet either. Nevertheless, I am sure that still names can be found on the list that should not be there. I apologize for that.
If you know if one of these has been released on CD, I would appreciate it very much if you would send this information to me. I can add it to my collection then and report about it on this site. Thank you very much!
A — Rafael de Acebes (1837) · Byron Adams (1955–) Stabat Mater for Chamber Orchestra and soprano (2024) · Agostino Agazzari (1578–1640) Stabat Mater for 2 choirs, Stabat Mater for 4 soloists (SATB) · Salvatore Agnelli (1817–1874) · Jules Eugene Abraham Alary (1814–1894) · Antonio Alberti (1756–1804) · Iryna Aleksiychuk (1967–) Stabat Mater for soloists and mixed choir a cappella (2024) · Pietro Alfieri (1801–1863): Stabat Mater Inno modulato a 4 voci con organo · Bernardo Aliprandi (c.1710–c.1792) Stabat Mater for soprano, alto, 2 viola’s and basso continuo · Matteo D’Amico (1955–) Stabat Mater, cantata for Soprano, Mezzo-soprano, Reciting Voice, String Orchestra, (Percussion) (1999) · Gerard van Amstel (1957–) Stabat Mater · Tommy B. Andersson: Stabat Mater for women’s choir, cello and double bass · Jean-René André (1967–) Stabat Mater on a poem by Jean-Pierre Boulic for female vocal quintet and piano (2017) · Dante Andreo (1949–) Stabat Mater for Soprano, mezzo soprano, flute, cello and piano · Francesco Andreoli: Stabat Mater for soloists, choir and orchestra (2022) · Francisco J. Andrevi Y Castellar (1786–1853) Stabat Mater for 4 voices, choir and sextet · Andrea d’Angeli (1868–1940) · Carlo Angeloni (1834–1901) · Jan Michael Angstberger (1717–1789) · Jose Antxorena (ca. 1550) · Giovanni Maria Appiano (16??–1714) Stabat mater a 4 vv · Giancarlo Aquilanti (1959–) Stabat Mater for mixed choir a capella · Diana Arismendi (1962–) Stabat Mater for Baroque Quartet, Soprano and Electronics (2009) · Thomas Ashwell (ca. 1478–1513) · Sergio Asián (1977–) Stabat Mater Dolorosa for choir, orchestra, soprano and baritone solo (2006) · Bonifacio Asioli (1769–1832) · Benjamin Attahir (1989–) Stabat Mater for high voices and orchestra. verses I–IV (2022) · Joseph Auer (ca. 1850): Stabat Mater for mixed women’s choir and organ · Juan Auli (1796–1869) · Emil Axman (1887–1949)
B — Luis Bacalov (1933–2007) Estaban la Madre / Stabat Mater for soloists, choir and orchestra (2004) · Johann Anton Bachschmidt (1728–1797) · Konrad Back (1749–1810) · Henk Badings (1907–1987) · Nicolas Bacri (1961–) Stabat Mater for Mixed choir and violin · Josef Bahnert (ca. 1850) Stabat Mater for mixed women’s choir and organ · Giuseppe Baini (1775–1844): Stabat Mater for male choir (TTB) · Julije Bajamonti (1744–1800) 2 x Stabat Mater for TTB and bc · Noel Baldewen (1480–1529) · Joao José Baldi (1770–1817) · Ian Balfour (1924–2013) Stabat Mater (1995) · Dora y Llorens Baltasar (1807) · Jean-Luc Balthazar (1942–) Stabat Mater for flute solo, opus 18 · John T. la Barbara (1947–) Stabat Mater: Donna de Paradiso (Passion play) · Andrés Barrios (1961–) Stabat Mater for mixed choir (1988) · Erasmo di Bartolo (1606–1656): Stabat Mater for 4 mixed choirs and continuo · Domenico Bartolucci (1917–2013): Stabat Mater for mixed choir and Stabat Mater for soprano, mixed choir and orchestra · Giacomo Battistini (1665–1719) Stabat Mater for four voices, ripieno violins and BC. (1704) · Adolf (Anton?) Bauer (1725–1808) · Hermann Bäuerle (1869–1936) · Pawel Bebenek (1972–) Stabat Mater Speciosa for choir and strings · Vittore Bellello (1879–1953) · Diomede Belli (ca. 1850) · Giulio Belli (c. 1560–1621 or later) Stabat Mater in D minor for mixed chorus and orchestra · Pietro Paolo Bencini (1675–1755) · Antonio Pergrino Benelli (1771–1830): Stabat Mater for 4 soloists, mixed choir and strings · Tim Benjamin (1975–) Stabat Mater for choir a capella (2020) · Peter Benoit (1834–1901) Stabat Mater for choir and orchestra · Niels Berentsen (1987–) Stabat Mater for the Corpus Hypercubiqus (2001) · Francesco Antonio Berera (1737–1813): Stabat Mater for two tenors, bass and strings · Giuseppe Antonio Bernabei (1649–1732): three Stabat Maters for 4 soloists, mixed choir, strings and continuo · Andrea Bernardi (1824–1900) · Andrea Bernasconi (1706–1784) · Bernetti (or Pernetti) (ca. 1750) · Antonio Bertali (1605–1669): Stabat Mater for 8 voices and orchestra · Luciano Bettarini (1914–1997) · Kurt Bikkembergs (1963–) · Martha Bishop (1937–) Stabat Mater 2004 for soprano, choir and four violas da gamba · Emile-Robert Blanchet (1877–1943) · Craig A. Bloomfield (1977–) Stabat Mater for soprano and mixed chorus · Kwaku Boakye-Frempong (1995–) Stabat Mater for soloists, choir and orchestra · Don Giacomo Bolla (ca. 1750) · Giovanni Bonato (1961–) Stabat Mater for soloists, mixed choir and orchestra · Laurens Jean Bonaventure (1801–1890) · Paulo Bonfichi (1769–1840) Stabat Mater in F maj. for 2 tenors and bass · Ermend Bonnal (1880–1944): Stabat Mater for a capella choir · Johann Nepomuk Boog (ca. 1750) · Lorenzo Poi Bonsi (1689–1750) Stabat Mater in A minor for soprano, contralto, 2 Violini and BC · Kim Borg (1919–2000) Stabat Mater Cantata for Soprano or Mezzo & String Quartet or String Orchestra (1975) · Giovanni Battista Borghi (1738–1796) · Renzo Bossi (1883–1965) · Cosimo Bottegari (1554–1620) · Louis Albert Bourgoult-Ducoudray (1840–1910): Stabat Mater for mixed choir and church organ (1863) · Guillaume Boutteiller (1787–1860) Stabat Mater for male choir a tre, strings, bc or organ (1805) · Johann Evangelist Brandl (1760–1837) · Albert Breier (1961–) Stabat Mater for soprano and violoncello · Sir John Bridge (1844–1924) The Craddle of Christ, Stabat Mater speciosa, for soprano, baritone, choir and orchestra · David Briggs (1962–) Stabat Mater for soprano, tenor, organ, choir and orchestra. (2022) · Estevão de Brito (1575–1641): Stabat Mater for 4 voices (SATB) · Frantisek Xaver Brixi (1732–1771) · Wilko Brouwers (1957–) Stabat Mater for soprano and piano on two poems of Esther Jansma and on the text of the Stabat Mater (2022) · Colin Brumby (1933–2018) Stabat Mater Speciosa for small chorus, soloists, string quartet, wind quartet, harp and timpani (1965) · Antonio Brunetti (1767–1845): Stabat Mater 1825 for soprano, alto, strings and continuo · Giovanni Maria Brusasco (1680–1772) Fontione Dell’Entierro Per Il Venerdi Santo, Stabat Mater · Johanna Bruzdowicz (1943–1993) Stabat Mater 1995 for mixed choir · Orazio Buccelli (ca. 1800) · Giuseppe Buccioni (1759–1830) Stabat Mater a 3 voci with instruments · Manuel Moreno Buendía (1932–) Stabat Mater for soprano, choir and orchestra · Francisco (Franz) Bühler (1760–1824) · Patrick Burgan (1960–) Stabat Mater for mixed choir (1996) · Edward Bury (1919–1995) Stabat Mater 1941 for mixed choir
C — Giacinto Calderara (1729–1803): Stabat Mater for soloists, choir and orchestra · Placidus von Camerloher (1718–1782) · Giorgio Cambissa (1921–1998) a revision of Scarlatti’s Stabat Mater · Alessandro Capanna (1814–1892) Piccolo Stabat Mater concertato a piu voci, con piena orchestra, e ridotto a pianoforte e canto · Piero Caraba (1956–) Stabat Mater for mixed choir (2014) · Francesco Carini (ca. 1850) · Mikael Carlsson (1971–) Stabat Mater for mixed choir and cello solo (1922) · Niccolò Castiglioni (1932–1996) Stabat Mater Speciosa, for male choir and orchestra (1992) · Diego Cobian (1997–) Stabat Mater (2020) · Fransisco Carbonell (1985–) Stabat Mater for SATB Choir (2022) · Henri Carol (1910–1984) · Luigi Caruso (1754–1822) · Pedro Moncadas Castillejo: Stabat Mater 1989 · Jean de Castro (ca. 1540–1600) · Maurizio Chiavaroli, Stabat Mater for soprano voice, mezzo soprano voice and piano (from the sacred opera “Stabat Mater”) · Buono Chiodi (1728–1783) · Epaminpondas Chiracopol (1952–) Stabat Mater for soprano and piano · Alexander Choron (1772) · Mattia Cipollone (1837–1905) · Paul Christiansen (1914–1997) · Pedro de Christo (ca.1550–1618) Stabat Mater for choir a capella SATB · Ermenegildo Del Cinque (1700–1773) Stabat Mater for soprano, alto, strings / for 4 voices and continuo · Giovanni Carlo Maria Clari (1677–1754): Stabat Mater for 4 soloists, mixed choir, strings and continuo · Arlen Clarke: Stabat Mater 2001 for mixed choir · Siobhán Cleary (1970–): Stabat Mater 1991 for mixed choir · Rene Clemencic (1928–2022) Stabat Mater for S, CT, 5 strings and 5 brass instruments (2001) · Egon Cohen (1984–) Stabat Mater for choir · Matthew Coleridge (1980–) Stabat Mater for SATB choir & organ · Giovanni Paolo Maria Colonna (1637–1695): Stabat Mater for two mixed choirs, Stabat Mater for five-voiced choir (SSATB) and continuo · Bartolomeo Cordans (1700–1757): Stabat Mater for mixed male choir and continuo (1749) · David Gregor Corner (1585–1648) · Francisco Corselli (1705–1778) Stabat Mater for choir and instruments (1752) · Emil Cosetto (1918–2006) Stabat Mater for solo soprano, choir and instruments · Clifford Crawley (1929–2016) Stabat Mater for Solo Voice, with Chamber Ensemble, Woodwinds, Keyboards. (1984) · Regolo Cristofani (ca. 1750) Stabat Mater for soprano, contralto, tenor, bass and basso continuo · Giovanni Croce (1557–1609): Stabat Mater 1602 for two mixed choirs · Peter Crump (1928–2009) Stabat Mater · Violeta Cruz (1986–) Stabat Mater Furiosa, for orchestra and actress · Moncho Cuervo (1932–): Stabat Mater 1993 for soprano, mezzo-soprano, tenor, bass and chamber orchestra · Stefano Cui (1980–) Stabat Mater for choir (2010) · Jose Cura (1962–) Stabat Mater for soloists, mixed choir, children choir and orchestra. (1988) · Fergus Currie (1961–) Stabat Mater for mezzo soprano, mixed choir and orchestra (2013)
D — Ula (Urszula) Dąbrowska – Rogala (1983–) Stabat Mater for mixed choir · Florian Dabrowski (1913–2002) Stabat Mater 1940 for mixed choir · Fridolin Dallinger (1933–2020) Stabat Mater for mixed choir and organ · Innocentius Dammonis (ca. 1500): Stabat Mater for mixed choir · Franz Danzi (1763–1826) Stabat Mater, canticle in C minor for SSATTB & orchestra · Johan Nepomuk David (1895–1977): Stabat Mater 1927 for mixed choir (SSATBB) · Jonathan David (1965–) Stabat Mater for choir and soprano · Dan Dediu (1967–) Stabat Mater for mixed choir a cappella (1995) op 52 · Karl Deigendesch (1839–1911) Stabat Mater for mixed male choir · Koen Dejonghe (1957–) Stabat Mater for soprano solo, choir, violin, piano, organ and synthesizer / for choir and baroque dance. (2019) · Boleslaw Dembinski (1833–1914): Stabat Mater for soloists, choir and orchestra · Julia Deppert (1970–) Stabat Mater for contralto and string quartet or string orchestra · M.Deutschmann (ca. 1850): Stabat Mater for mixed choir · Godfried Devreese (1893–1972): Stabat Mater 1965 for soloist, choir and orchestra · Pierre Louis Dietsch (1808–1876) · Salvadore Di Vittorio 2012 Stabat Mater for choir and small orchestra · Jan van Dijk (1918–2016) · James Dillon: Stabat Mater for 12 Voices, Chamber Ensemble (and Electronics), 2014 · Georg Joseph Dinberger (1709–1768) · Orlando Dipiazza (1929–2013) Stabat Mater for soprano, male choir and ten Instruments /or with organ (2008) · Karl Freiherr von Doblhof-Dier (1762–1845) · Kurt Doebler (1896–1970) · Pietro Dolfi (1834–1882) Stabat Mater for soprano, tenor, bass and organ · Agostino Donini (1874–1937) Stabat Mater for two voices and organ, alternated with Gregorian chant · Alfredo Donizzetti (1867–1921) · Gaetano Donizzetti (1797–1848) · Johann Melchior Dreyer (1746–1824) · Alexis Duffaure (1982–) Stabat mater for girls’ choir and organ or orchestra · Johannes Martin Dürr: Stabat Mater 1989 · Edmond Duval (ca. 1850): Stabat Mater for mixed male choir · John Bacchus Dykes (1823–1876): Stabat Mater 1875
E — Andrzej Dziadek (1957–) Stabat Mater for soprano and string orchestra (1997) · Johann Ernst Eberlin (1702–1762): two Stabat Maters · Ludwig Ebner (ca. 1850): Stabat Mater for mixed choir · John Lodge Ellerton (1801–1873) · Ksawery (Xavery) Jozef Elsner (1769–1854): Stabat Mater 1848 for soloists, choir and orchestra · Wolfgang Joseph Emmerich (1772–1839) · Angelo Ephrikian (1913–1982) · Heinrich Epp (ca. 1850): Stabat Mater for mixed choir · Karl Erhard (ca. 1850) · Gustav Erlemann (1876–1936) · Miguel Hilarión Eslava (1807–1878) Stabat Mater for SATB solo voices, SATB choir and orchestra · Augustin Jean Emile d’Etcheverry: Nouveaux cantiques et motets suivis d’un Stabat Mater pour soli, duo et choeurs · C. Estienne: Stabat Mater for four voices and organ or piano · Caspar Ett (1788–1847): Stabat Mater for two mixed choirs / for 4 solovoices, choir and organ · Bernt Kasberg Evensen (1944–2025) Stabat Mater for voice, fl, ob, cl, timp, pf, vln, vcl (1973) · Hüseyin Evirgen (1978–)
F — José Falcao · Giuseppe Farinelli (1769–1836) · Ivan Fedele (1953–) Stabat Mater for Choir and Six Percussionists · Giambattista Fenoglio (ca. 1750): Stabat Mater for 2 sopranos, bass and continuo · Francesco Feo (1691–1761) Stabat Mater for soprano – alto · Artur C. Ferdinand (1970–) Stabat Mater for a capella choir SSATB (2011) · Kaiser Ferdinand III (1608–1657): Stabat Mater for soprano and tenor · F. Monge de Ferdinandez (1853–1910) · John Axel Fernstrom (1897–1961) Stabat mater for two solo voices, choir and string orchestra (1936) · Antonio Ferradini (1718–1779): Stabat Mater 1779 for 4 soloists, two mixed choirs and orchestra · Giovanni Ferrauto (1962–): Stabat Mater 1990 for three choirs and strings · Carlotta Ferrari (1975–) Stabat Mater 2000 for mixed choir, soprano and tenor · Melcior de Ferrer i de Manresa (1821–1884) Stabat Mater 1873 · François Joseph Fétis (1784–1871) Stabat Mater (for organ?) · Heinrich Finck (1445–1527): Motet “Stabant iuxta crucem Jesu” · Mary Finsterer (1962–) Stabat Mater for solo soprano, organ, choir & orchestra with pre-recorded narration by Mel Gibson (2023) · Segundo Florencio Stabat Mater for male voice and organ · Vincenzo Fiodo (1782–1862) · Valentino Fioravanti (1764–1837) · Giuseppe Folliero de Luna (1814–1984): Stabat Mater 1837 · Rudolf Forst (1900–1971): Stabat Mater for two choirs · Johann de Fossa (ca.1540–1603) · Casare Franco (1885–1944) Stabat Mater for choir a 3 voci and organ · Ernst Frank (1847–1889) · Marko Frank (1881–1961) · Frederico Guedes de Freitas (1902–1980) · Fabio Fresi (1979–) Stabat Mater for choir a capella. (2004) · Karl Frieberth (1736–1816) · Friedrich Theodor Frohlich (1803–1836) · William Henry Fry (1813–1864): Stabat Mater 1855 for 4 soloists, choir and orchestra · Bonaventura Furlanetto (1738–1817)
G — Renaud Gagneux (1947–): Stabat Mater 1991 · Amintore Galli (1845–1919) · Domenico Gallo (1730–1768) Stabat Mater · P. Gámez Laserna (1907–1987) · Jean Charles Gandrille (1982–) Stabat Mater for 2 sopranos and organ · Marc Garetto (1983–) Stabat Mater for orchestra, choir SATB, mezzo and baryton solo (2020) · Jose Mauricio Nunes Garcia (1767–1830): Stabat Mater 1809 for mixed choir, soloists, flutes, horn and organ · Martin Gasselsberger (1980–) Stabat Mater for Piano, Vibraphone/Marimba & Choir (2024) · Antônio Gastão (19??–) Stabat Mater for soprano, choir and orchestra (2001) · Luigi Gatti (1740–1817) · Walter Gatti: Stabat Mater for soprano, chorus and orchestra: oboe d’amore, strings (optional flute, oboe, trombone). (2008) · Otto Gauss (1877–1970) · Florent Gauthier (1969–) Stabat Mater for 3–5 female voices, with or without organ · Max Gebhard (1896–1979?) · Hugo Gehrke (1912–1992) Stabat Mater for organ · Walther Geiser (1897–1993) · Giuseppe Gherardeschi (1759–1815) · Vittorio Giannini (1903–1966): Stabat Mater for male soprano and countertenor · Gilardo Gilardi (1889–1963) · Lionel Ginoux (1978–) Stabat Mater Speciosa for woman choir a cappella · Giuseppe Giordani (1751–1798) · Giacomo Giordano · Giovanni Giorgi (…–1762): Stabat Mater 1757 in C minor for 4 voices · Lorenzo Serafino Giorgi (ca. 1750): Stabat Mater for male choir and double bass · Nicola de Giosa (1819–1885) · Anthony Glise (1976–) Stabat Mater Speciosa for solo classical guitar and chorale (1915/1916) · Francisco Antonio Godoy (1784–?) Stabat Mater a 2 and bc · José Gomes (ca. 1750) · Andreas da Silva Gomes (1752–1844) Stabat Mater (part of sequentia de Missa de Sonhora das Dores) · Joseph Carcoler Gomis (1698–1776): Stabat Mater 1742 · Alberto González (1972) Stabat Mater for soprano and orchestra. (2018) · John Gormley (1975–) Stabat Mater 1996 for 2 sopranos, 2 mezzo-sopranos and harp · Charles François Gounod (1818–1893): Stabat Mater 1867 in French for mixed choir (SATTBB) and orchestra · Achille Graffigna (1816–1896) · Peter Graham (= Jaroslav Stastny-Pokorny) (1952–): Stabat Mater 1990 for mixed choir · Clemance de Grandval (1828–1907) Stabat Mater for four soloists, choir and organ (1870) · Alberto Grau (1937–) Stabat Mater 1998 for mixed choir · Carl Heinrich Graun (1703–1759) · Nils Greenhow (1989–) Stabat Mater for three-part upper voices and string quartet (2024?) · Peter Griesbacher (1864–1933): Stabat Mater opus 208 for mixed male choir / arranged for solo voice with organ accompaniment · David Griffiths (1950–) Stabat Mater for mixed choir, soloists and string orchestra. (1996) · Antonio Grotto (1753–1831) Stabat Mater 1) in F maj for 2 tenors and bc 2) for 3 soloists · Roel Grifioen Stabat Mater for mixed choir. 2005 · Mathilde Grooss Viddal (1996–) Stabat Mater for wind instruments · Benno (Bennonis) Grueber (1759–1796) · Lorenzo Guidi · Marcin Gumiela (1980–) Stabat Mater for mixed choir (2006) · Bo Gunge (1964–) Stabat Mater for soprano and organ (2009) · Boris Alvarado Gutiérrez (1962–) Stabat Mater for solo soprano and mixed choir a capella (2007)
H — Kjell Habbestad (1955–): Stabat Mater 1990 · Michael Haller (1840–1915): Stabat Mater for mixed female choir · Bernhard Haltemberger (1748–1780) · Bengt Hambraeus (1928–2000) · Adriaan Petrus Hamers (1871–1929): Stabat Mater (1910) · David Hamilton (1955–) Stabat Mater for choir with alto solo (1982) · Colin Hand (1929–2015) · Walter Harburger · Henri Hardouin (1727–1808) · James Hardy: Stabat Mater for four voices and choir · August Ferdinand Häser (1779–1844) · Johannes Hatzfeld (1882–1953) · Norbert Hauner (1743–1827): Stabat Mater in German for 2 soloists · Frank Havrøy (1969–) Stabat Mater for equal voice SSAA and SSAA solo a cappella · Michael Haydn (1737–1806): Stabat Mater for 4 voices and organ · Karl Hegman (ca. 1850): Stabat Mater for mixed male choir · Jan Heijmink Liesert (19..–): Stabat Mater for mixed choir · Anton Heiller (1923–1979) · Dominik Heinz (1969–): Stabat Mater for choir op.6 in f minor · Antoine Hellé (ca. 1850) · Claes Hellstrom Stabat Mater for Choir SSAA and cello · Georg Henschel (1850–1934) · Bern Herbolsheimer (1948–) · Pablo Hernandez (1834) · Johann Abraham Hiller (1728–1804): Stabat Mater 1780 for mixed choir · Hendrik Pienaar Hofmeyr (1957–) Stabat Mater for mixed choir (2000) · Stanley Hollingsworth (1924–2003) Stabat Mater for choir SATB and orchestra (1957) · James Holmes (1939–1998) Stabat Mater for choir (divisi) a capella · Istvan Horniyak Stabat Mater for choir SSA · Giergio Hospodski · Brian Hulse: Stabat Mater 1999 · Benjamin Hundley, Stabat Mater for SATB and organ or for voice, soprano saxophone, alto saxophone, 4 part choir SATB · Robert Hunt (ca. 1550) · William H. Hunt (1852–1894) Stabat Mater Dolorosa for choir, strings, wind instruments and drums · Sarah Hutchings (1984–) Stabat Mater Seorsa for woman choir SSAA (2019)
I — Anđelko Igrec: Stabat Mater for Alto and String Quartet · Janusz Stanislaw Ilinski (1795–1860): Stabat Mater for choir and orchestra · Emanuele Imbibo (ca. 1750): Stabat Mater for 2 female choirs and strings · Juan Francés de Inbarren (1699–1767) · Nicolo Isouard (1773–1818) · Wolfgang Iten (1712–1769)
J — Sikulski Jacek (1964–) Stabat Mater for choir a capella · Francis Jackson (1917–): Stabat Mater 1997 · Gunther Wenzel Jacob (1685–1734) · Philip James (1890–1975) · Hans Jansen (1950–) Stabat Mater for mixed choir, alto hoboe, violin, cello and organ. 2014 · Mariusz Jernalczyk (1987) Stabat Mater for choir SATB · Ivo Jirasek (1920–2004): Stabat Mater 1968 (Oratorio for soli, choir, organ and wind orchestra) · Vincent Jockin (19??–) Stabat Mater 1998 for choir · Koen de Jonghe (1957–) Stabat Mater for soprano, women choir, piano, synthesiser, strings and violin · Julien Joubert (1973–) Stabat Mater/Elle pleurait for choir and orchestra · Bernard Jumentier (1749–1829) · Blaženko Juračić: Stabat Mater for mixed choir and string quartet. (2015) · Ferdinand Jungbauer (1747–1823) · Pilar Jurado (19..–): Stabat Mater 2004 for soprano, mezzo-soprano and orchestra · Edouard Juvin
K — Franz Kaern-Biederstedt (1973–) Stabat Mater for 4–8 voices mixed choir a capella. (2002) · Josef Kainradl (ca.1850): Stabat Mater for mixed female choir · Friedrich Kalkbrenner (1785–1849): Stabat Mater 1842 · Andrus Kallastu (1967–) Stabat Mater 1) for singers (1998) 2) for violoncello solo 1999, 3) for solo voice (1999), 4) for soprano and electronic instruments (2000) 5) for flute (2005–2007) · Tönis Kaumann Stabat Mater, for tenor and symphony orchestra. 2006 · Johann Hieronymus Kapsberger (1575–1650) · Alemdar Karamanov (1934–2007) Stabat Mater for Soloists (S, A en T), Choir and Orchestra (1967) · Kjell Mørk Karlsen (1947–) Stabat Mater dolorosa for mixed choir and string quartet op 117 (1996) · Elena Kats-Chernin (1957–): Stabat Mater 2000 for 6 voices (SSATBB) and percussion · Bryan Kelly (1934–): Stabat Mater 1970 for soprano, bass, choir and orchestra · Victoria Kelly (1973–) Stabat Mater for soloists and orchestra · Karl Kempter (1819–1871) · Friedrich Kiel (1821–1885) · Tomasz Kiesewetter (1911–) Stabat Mater for female choir and organ · Masami Kimura (1953–) Stabat Mater for mixed choir (2004) · Victor Kioulaphides (2021) Stabat Mater for soprano, alto and ensemble · Johann Philipp Kirnberger (1721–1783): Stabat Mater in German for mixed choir and continuo · Marian Kittner (1975–) Stabat Mater for Chamber Orchestra, Choir and soloists (2025) · Zsuszo Dmitrjszew Klàskj (1985–): Stabat Mater 2004 for a capella mixed choir · Giselher Klebe (1925–2009) Stabat Mater for soprano, mezzo-soprano, choir and orchestra (1964) · Bernhard Klein (1793–1832): Stabat Mater for mixed choir · Henk Klop (1946–2017) Stabat Mater for soli, mixed choir and organ · Johann Anton Kobrich (1714–1791) Stabat Mater for 4 voices, 2 violons, organ and other instruments ad libitum · Friedrich Koenen (1829–1887): Stabat Mater for mixed female choir · Francis Koerber (1955–) Stabat Mater for SATB choir (2018) · Karl-Michael Komma (1913–): Stabat Mater 1997 for mixed choir (SSATB) · Marianus Königsperger (1708–1769) · Maksimilian Koperski: Stabat Mater 1879 for soloists and organ · Augustinus Franz Kopfreiter (1936–2003) Stabat Mater for 4–12 voices mixed choir a capella (1987) · Bohuslav Korejs (1925–) Stabat Mater for mixed choir · Györgi Kósa (1897–1984) · Bernhard Kothe (1821–1897): Stabat Mater for male choir (TTBB) · Hubert Kowalski (1973–) Stabat Mater for soloists, choir and orchestra · Jakub Koza Stabat Mater for soloists, choir, piano/orchestra (2020) · Zbigniew Kozub (19??–): Stabat Mater for baritone and orchestra · Mariusz Kramarz: Stabat Mater in memoriam Ioannis Pauli II for soprano, tenor, baritone solo, choir and orchestra. 2021 · Friderico Kramel (1727–1782): Stabat Mater in German · Marco Kraus (1955–): Stabat Mater 1982 for 4 piano’s on a theme from Pergolesi · Jonathan Kregor (19??–): Stabat Mater for soloist, choir and cello · Oliver O.O.Kristofferson (1950–): Stabat Mater 2001 for 9 voices and violin · Grazyna Krzanowska (19??–): Stabat Mater for 2 sopranos, 2 mixed choirs and orchestra · Rafael Kubelik (1914–1996) · Wilhelm Kuhe (1823–1912) · Ivan Kurz (1947–) Stabat Mater (2000). For childrens choir and string quartet (2000) · Peter Kwasniewski (1971–) Stabat Mater for five male voices. (2023)
L — Mario Labroca (1896–1973): Stabat Mater for soprano solo, choir and orchestra. (1937) · Jiri Laburda (1931–): Stabat Mater for mixed choir, a cappella · Francesco Giuseppe Lanza (1750–1812) Stabat Mater for 2 sopranos, flute, 2 violins, viola and cello · Gesualdo Lanza (1799–1859) Stabat Mater · Carmine Lappano (1977–) Stabat mater for choir (2020) · Justin Lapierre (1998–) Stabat Mater for soloists, choir and chamber ensemble (2023) · Paul Leavitt: Stabat Mater for soloists, mixed chorus and orchestra · Mario Lavista (1943–2021) Stabat Mater for choir and cello ensemble (or organ solo) 2005 · Leonhard Lechner (1553–1606) · Josef Lechthaler (1891–1948): Stabat Mater 1925 for 4 soloists, mixed choir and orchestra · Joseph (Anton) Lederer (1733–1796): Stabat Mater for 4 soloists, mixed choir, 2 violins and continuo · Mariano Rodriguez de Ledesma (1779–1847): Stabat Mater (1842) · Dong-Kyo Lee Stabat Mater for mixed choir a capella · Karl August Leitner (ca. 1850): Stabat Mater for mixed choir · Heinrich Lemacher (1891–1966) · Carlo Lenzi (1735–1805) · Giuseppe Lenzi · Kaiser Leopold I (1640–1705): Stabat Mater for 4 voices (SATB) and orchestra · Bernard Lewkovitch (1927–): Stabat Mater 1969 · Peter Lichtenthal (1780–1853) · Eugenio Marchese di Ligniville (1730–1788) Stabat Mater for 3 soloists. (1767) · Pavol Malovec (1957–) Stabat Mater for soprano, violin, clarinet and cello. (1996) · Josef von Lindtpaintner (1791) · Gianmario Liundi, Stabat Mater in five movements for quintet (voice, piano, flute, French horn, contrabass) · Charles Harford Lloyd (1849–1919) · Maria Löfberg (1968–): Stabat Mater 2002 for soprano, alto and string quartet · Gavriil Lomakin (1812–1885) · Karel Loos (1722–1772) Stabat Mater for three voices & strings · Ivana Loudova (1941–): Stabat Mater 1966 for male chorus a capella · Vicente Miguel Louzado · Leopold Lumpp (1801–1870) · Roberto Lupi (1908–1971) · Alexey Fyodorovich L’vov (1789–1870): Stabat Mater 1851 for 3 soloists, mixed choir and orchestra
M — Jan van Maanen (1976–) MARIENKLAGE Stabat Mater for 3 soloists and mixed choir. (2020) · Frederick Bayani Mabalot Stabat Mater, a chamber opera for six voices · Teodulo Mabelli (1817–1897) · Tadeusz Machl (1922–): Stabat Mater for soloists, choir, organ and orchestra · Quentin Stuart Morvaren Maclean (1896–1962) · Hossam Mahmoud (1965–) Stabat Mater Furiosa, Monologue for soprano, 3 female voices, female choir and orchestra. (2023) · Alexander Manotskov (1972–) Stabat Mater for soprano solo, mixed choir, percussion and strings. (2016) · Guilermo Martinez (1983–) Stabat Mater cantata for solo soprano, solo alto, children chorus (ad lib) mixed choir and orchestra · Leevi Madetoja (1887–1947): Stabat Mater 1915 “Marian Murhe” on a finnish Stabat Mater translation · Nonnonus Madlseder (1730–1797) · Pietro Magri (1873–1937) · Baronne de Maistre (ca. 1850) · Gaetano Marinelli (1754–1820+) Stabat Mater for 2 sopranos, bass and instruments · Josep Sancho Marreco (1879–1963) Stabat Mater 1998 · Adeodato Marrone: Stabat Mater per soli, coro a quattro voci dispari, organo e orchestra · Ko Matsushita (1962–) Stabat Mater for treble chorus, Soprano solo 5 parts sting ensemble and piano · François Xavier Mathias (1871–1939) · Laureano Fuentes Matons (1825–1898) Stabat Mater for Soprano, alto, tenor, baritone, mixt choir and orchestra (1872) · Stanislav Mattei (1750–1825) · Franz Xaver Mayer · Anton von Mayrl (?–1839): Stabat Mater for mixed female choir · Filippo Mazio: Stabat Mater per tenore e basso + Stabat Mater in canto fratto a due voci, con organo · John McCabe (1939–): Stabat Mater 1976 for soprano and mixed choir · John McCleod (1934–2022): Stabat Mater for soprano, bass, choir and orchestra (1985) · Johann Gallus Mederitsch (1752–1835) Stabat Mater for soloists, choir and orchestra / for four voices and instruments · Orazio Mei (1731–1788) · Rudolf Mengelberg (1892–1959): Stabat Mater 1940 · Pavle Merkù (1927–2014) · Joseph Messner (1893–1969) · Melani Mestre (1976–) Stabat Mater for choir, orchestra, soloists SATB · Bernhard Mettenleiter (1822–1901) · Johann Georg Mettenleiter (1812–1858) · Jan Meyerowitz (1913–1998) Stabat Mater for chorus and orchestra (1957) · Tadeusz Miazga: Stabat Mater for female choir · Giorgio Miceli (1836–1895) · Klaus Miehling (1963–) Stabat Mater for four male voices (TTBB) and violoncello, Op.306. (2020) · Julius Miller (1782–1851) · Carl Borromäus von Miltitz (1781–1845) · Ambrogio Minoja (1752–1825) · Ignaz Mitterer (1850–1924) · Joseph Modlmayr (ca. 1850): Stabat Mater for female mixed choir · Ludwig Molitor · Ruggero Monna (1808–1864) · Nicola Aloysius Montani · Antonio Leal Moreira (1758–1819) Stabat Mater 1771 for 4 soloists in F minor · Jorge Moreira (1948–) · Stefano Moreno: Stabat Mater quator vocibus inaequalibus · Stephen Moreno (1889–1953) Stabat Mater for 2 voices and organ · Felice Moretti (1791–1863) · Pancrazio Morigi (ca.1850): Stabat Mater for tenor, bass and continuo · Virgilio Mortari (1902–1993): Stabat Mater for soprano, alto and wind ensemble (1947) · Richard Moryl (1929–2018): Stabat Mater for SATB and piano · Piotr Moss (1947–): Stabat Mater (2002) for mezzo-soprano, eight cellos and mixed choir · Gaetano Mossi (Stabat Mater for 5 voices) (1700) · Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart (1756–1791): KV 33c (lost) · John Muehleisen: Stabat Mater 2002, rev. 2003, 2014 · Nico Muhly (1981–): Stabat Mater for soprano and baritone voice, flute, clarinet in Bb, harp, violin, viola and violoncello · Ernest Willem Mulder (1898–1959): Stabat Mater Dolorosa for soli SATB, choir SATB and orchestra (1948) · Johannes Müller · Yvette Murphy Stabat Mater for choir a capella · Bartolo Musil (1974–): Stabat Mater 1991 · František Musil (1852–1908): Stabat Mater for soloists (SATB), choir and orchestra (1993)
N — Bernard James Naylor (1907–1986): Stabat Mater 1961 for female choir and strings · Alexius Neander (1565–1605) · Anton Neckh (?–1759) · Gustaaf (Staf) Nees (1901–1965): Stabat Mater for SATB Choir · Vic Nees (1938–2013) “European Stabat Mater” for soloists (tenor and alto) and mixed choir · Gino Negri (1919–) · Franz Nekes (1844–1914) · A.B.Neldy: Stabat Mater 1859 for four soloists, two choruses, orchestra and organ · Georg Nellius (1891–1952) · Laura Netzel (1839–1927): Stabat mater for soli, mixed choir and organ (1890) · J.B.Neudegger (ca. 1850): Stabat Mater for mixed choir · Sigismund Ritter von Neukomm (1778–1858): five Stabat Maters / for a four-part male choir · Sarah Neutkens (1998) Stabat Mater for choir. (2020) · Omobono Nicolini (ca. 1750) · Stephane Louis Nicou-Choron (ca. 1850) · Manfred Niehaus (1933–) · Krzysztof Niegowski (1971–): Stabat Mater for mixed choir, string ensemble and organ · Gloria Night (1981–) Stabat Mater Speciosa for choir and organ · Piero Nissim (1946–): Stabat Mater for four voices and organ · Christoph Friedrich Wilhelm Nopitsch (1758–1824) Stabat Mater for 2 S, 2 A, 2 T, 2 B and wind ensemble · Zoran Novačić (1964–) Stabat Mater for Soprano, Contralto and Strings (2007) · Zygmunt Noskowski (1846–1909): Stabat Mater for soloists, choir and orchestra · Rolf Nyhus Stabat Mater for mixed choir, solo quartet, alto solo and organ (1998)
O — George Oakley, Stabat Mater for harp and chorus. (2016) · Andreas Johann Lorenz Oechsner (1815–1886) Stabat Mater Op.35 – sections I, II et III (1878) · Juan Manuel Olivares (1760–1797) Stabat Mater for four voices and instrument, (1791) · Kent Olofsson (1962–) Stabat Mater for choir and instruments · György Orbán (1947–) Stabat mater in D Major for 4–6 voices mixed choir a cappella (1987) · Vincenzo Orgitano (1735–1807) · José Suñer Oriola (1964–) Stabat Mater for wind orchestra and choir. 2022 · Miguel Ortega (1963–) Stabat Mater for mezzo soprano, mixed choir and chamber orchestra (1982) · Philipp Ortmeier (1978–) Stabat Mater for soprano, four part mixed choir and string orchestra · Michael Ostrzyga (1975–) Stabat Mater for 6 part unaccompanied choir (2014) · Li Otta Stabat Mater (2004) · Einar Oulie (1890–1957)
P — Francisco Pacheco (1784–1865) · Carmelo Pace (1906–1993): Stabat Mater 1982 for soprano, tenor, bass, mixed choir and orchestra · Francesco Paci · Luigi Pagliai · John Knowles Paine (1839–1907) · Giuseppe Paladini (ca. 1750) · Paolo Palazzo: Stabat Mater for soprano, alto and acc (organ) · Miguel de Palól: Stabat Mater for three voices and choir, two violins, bass and harmonium · Michele Biki Panitti (1987–) Stabat Mater for soprano, mezzo soprano and orchestra · Guido Pannain (1891–1977) · B. Pastorelli · Paul Patterson (1947–): Stabat Mater 1986 for mezzo soprano, choir and orchestra · Thierry Pécou (1965–) Stabat Mater for 12 voices and Syntisizer (1989) · Joaquin Pecorario (ca. 1750) · Felipe Pedrell (1841–1922) · Mihail Pekov (1941–2022) Stabat Mater for mixed choir and orchestra (1991) · Salvatore Pelleschi: two Stabat Maters · Benedikt Pellizzari (1755–1789) · Francisco Peñalosa (1470) · Edmund Pendleton: Stabat Mater 1905 for four soloists and strings · Davide Perez (1711–1778): Stabat Mater 1770 for 4 soloists in E flat major, also Stabat Mater in F minor and E flat major · Michele Perla · François Pernel: Stabat Mater Dolorosa for contralto, tenor, 2 flutes, solo pedal harp, and lever harp (or lever harp ensemble) · Johan Heinrich Pernetti (or Bernetti)(ca. 1750) Stabat Mater in F minor for soprano and alto with instrumental accompaniment · Vincent Persichetti (1915–1985): Stabat Mater 1968 for choir and orchestra · Pietro Persichini (1755–1837) · Frank Pesci (1974–) There stood his mother (Stabat Mater) for two part chorus of equal or mixed voices and organ. (2009) · João d’Abreu Pessoa (ca. 1750) · Pierre Pfister (19..–) · Franz Philipp (1890–1972) Stabat Mater for baritone solo and choir a capella · Maglona Patricia Bryony Philips-Jagger · Jacek Piech (1967–) Stabat Mater for Mixed choir a capella · Daniel Rogers Pinkham (1923–) · Pasquale Pisari (1725–1778) · Giuseppe Ottavio Pitoni (1657–1743) · Franco Piva: Stabat Mater 1968 · Sergey Pleshak (1970–) The orthodox Stabat Mater (The weeping of the Virgin) for childrens choir, cello, piano and guitar · Ignaz Josef Pleyel (1757–1831) · Johann Nepomuk, Freuherr von Poissl (1783–1865) · Francesco Pollini (1762–1846) · Mario della Ponti (1931–) · Wilhelm Popp (1828–1903) · Nicola Antonio Giacinto Porpora (1686–1768) · Giovanni Giacomo Porro (1590–1656) · Archibald James Potter (1918–1980) Stabat Mater for male choir (1972) · Ugis Praulins (1957–) Stabat Mater for 24-Part Choir and brass band 2019 · Luca Antonio Predieri (1688–1767) · Alfonso del Prete (ca. 1850?) · Antonietta Preziosi · Richard Prior: Stabat Mater for soprano, choir and orchestra 1999 · Ignaz Prustmann (ca. 1750)
Q — Martijn van Quickelberghe (1993–) Stabat Mater · Domenico Quilici: two Stabat Mater ca. 1805 for male choir and orchestra
R — Marek Raczyński (1982–): Stabat Mater Dolorosa for men’s ensemble · Pietro Raimondi (1786–1853): two Stabat Maters · Imant Raminsh (1943–) Stabat Mater for mezzo-soprano, 8 mixed voices, SSAATTBB a capella (1979) · Alexander Raskatov (1953–) Stabat mater, Five Fragments by Samuel Taylor Coleridge for counter-tenor and string trio (1988) · Pietro Ravalli · Serafino Razzi (1531–1611) · Ramiro Real (1969–): Stabat Mater for choir and orchestra (premiered in 2005, Cleveland, Ohio (USA)) · Kilian Reinhardt (1653–1729) · Enrico Renna (1952–): Stabat Mater 1991 for soprano, clarinet, trombone, cello and fortepiano · Joseph Renner (1832–1895): Stabat Mater for mixed choir · Jacques Reuland (1918–2008): Stabat Mater for soprano, tenor, mixed choir and orchestra · Jules Reynaud (ca. 1850): Stabat Mater for mixed choir · Ernst Friedrich Eduard Richter (1808–1879): Stabat Mater for mixed choir (1876) · Rolf Rhiem (1937–): Stabat Mater for mixed choir (in: O quam dulce) · Giovanni Ries · Knudåge Riisager (1897–1974): Stabat Mater 1966 · Antonio Ripa (1720–1795): Stabat Mater for 2 mixed choirs and continuo · Giovanni Alberto Ristori (1692–1753) · Ferdinando Robuschi (1765–1850): Stabat Mater 1825 for 3 voices and orchestra · Carl Joseph Rodewald (1735–1809): Stabat Mater 1799 for 2 sopranos and orchestra · José Garcia Román (1945–): Stabat Mater 1974 for mixed choir and symphony orchestra · Ronald Roseman (1933–2000): Stabat Mater for soprano, flute, hobo, cello and harpsichord · Lorenzo Rossi · Fritz Rothschuh (1921–1978) · Florian Rotter · Dean Kerr Roush: Stabat Mater for women’s voices and solo cello · G.Ruef · Francesco Ruggi (1767–1845): Stabat Mater for 2 sopranos and continuo · Manuel Ruiz del Corral (1978–) Stabat Mater for mixed chorus. (2021) · Martin Runborg (1982–) Stabat Mater for SA choir, cello and piano · Giovanni Battista Runcher (1714–1791) · Carl Friedrich Rungenhagen (1778–1851) · Carl Rütti (1949–): Stabat Mater for chorus, string quartet, cello and mezzo · Joseph Ryelandt (1870–1965): Stabat Mater for soprano, mixed choir, orchestra · Adam Rymarz and Witold Janiak Stabat Mater for keyboards and male soloist · Wladislaw Rzepko (1854–): Stabat Mater for male choir
S — Nicola Sala (1713–1801) Stabat Mater for 2 sopranos, strings and bc · Antonio de Salazar (1650–1715) Stabat Mater for four voices · Balthasar Saldoni (1807–1889) · Pepe Sales (1954–1994) Stabat Mater voice and guitar (blues) · Sigurour Saevarsson (1963–): Stabat Mater for mixed choir, accompanied by three interludes for alto flute · Antonio Salieri (1750–1825) · Gervais Bernard Gaston Salvayre (1847–1916) · José Miguel Gálan Sánchez-Cortés (19??–) Stabat Mater for choir and organ · Carl Santner (ca. 1850) · Luciano Xavier Dos Santos (1734–1808): Stabat Mater in G minor · Marco Santucci (1762–1843) · Jerónimo Inácio Agostinho de São (ca. 1750) · Claudio Saracini (1586–1649): Stabat Mater 1620 for one soloist and continuo · Ali Riza Saral (1960–) Stabat Mater/Stood Her in Pain, for voices, mixed chorus and orchestra · Marian Sawa (1937–2005) Stabat Mater for bass and organ · Marian Sawa (1937–2005) Stabat Mater for 2 soprani, alto, mixed choir, women’s choir, piano and organ. 1998 · Gasparo Sborgi (1737–1819) Stabat Mater for 2 sopranos, bass, chorus, contrabass and organ · Giovanni Scapecchi (19??–): Stabat Mater 1999 · Barnardi Schacht · Boguslaw Schaeffer (1929–): Stabat Mater 1983 for soprano, alto, choir and orchestra · Johann Baptist Schenk (1753–1836) · Jakob Schgraffer (1817–1856): Stabat Mater for mixed choir · Pietro Schiavon (1991) · Thomas Daniel Schlee (1957–) · Ferdinand Schmidt (ca.1750) · Joseph Aloys Schmittbauer (1718–1809): Stabat Mater for two sopranos, tenor, bass and orchestra · Mikulas Schneider-Trnavsky (1886–1958) · Ian Schofield (1949–) Stabat Mater for Choir, Soprano Solo and String Orchestra (2013/2014) · Alois Schönfeld (19??–) · Franz Schöpf (1836–1915) · Joseph Schuster (1748–1812): Stabat Mater 1807 for 4 soloists, mixed choir and orchestra · Hanns-Christoph Schuster · Julia Schwarz (1963–): Stabat Mater for Mixed Choir (SSAB) and Organ · Johann Schweitzer (ca.1850) · Jean-Pierre Sciau (1965–): Stabat Mater for childrens choir and string quartet. (2000) · Josef Seiler · Susannah Self (1957–): Stabat Mater for solo soprano, alto, SSATB chorus, oboe, trumpet in Bb, strings and organ. (2023) · Michel Sendrez (1932–): Stabat Mater for 3 sopranos solo · Henri Seroka (1949–): Stabat Mater for boys choir / soloists · Alexander Serov (1820–1871) · Albert Serracant Carré (1978–): Stabat Mater 2002 for mixed choir · Franz Seydelmann (1748–1806) · Igor Shcherbakov (1955–): Cantata Stabat Mater for mixed choir, with a variant for woman’s choir · Marina Shmotova (1959–) Stabat Mater 1990 for soprano or alto, with viola, organ, trumpet and percussion · Gil Shohat (1973–): Stabat Mater for mezzo soprano and orchestra. (2006) · Valentina Shuklina (1982–): Stabat Mater Ticha Opera (2014) · Eric Siboni (1828) · Bernard van den Sigtenhorst Meyer (1888–1953) · Kazimierz Sikorsky (1895–): Stabat Mater for bass, mixed choir and organ · Friedrich Silcher (1789–1860) · Giuseppe Antonio Silvani (1672–1726): Stabat Mater 1708 for 2 mixed choirs · Victor Sinenko, Stabat Mater for boys choir and piano · Jean Baptist Singelee (1812–1875) · Johann Baptist Singenberger (ca.1850) · John Clark Smith (Canada) · Andrew Smith UK (1970–) Stabat Mater for choir a capella · Sylvia Soublette (Asmussen) (1924–2020): Stabat Mater Dolososa for soloists and choir · Hristo Spasov Tsanoff (1947–): Stabat Mater Speciosa, (2 versions) · John A. Speight (1945–): Stabat Mater Preciosa for choir a capella 2008 · John A.Speight (1945–): Stabat Mater for English horn, Voice, Mezzo-soprano, Strings (2006) · Mainrad Spiess (1683–1761) · Patrick Standford (1939–): Stabat Mater 1966 · Jozef Stefani (1800–1876): Stabat Mater 1857 for soloists, choir and orchestra · Joseph Anton Steffan (1726–1797): Stabat Mater in German · Scipione Stella (1558–1622): Stabat Mater for choir SATB · Michael Stenov (1963–): Deutsche Motette Stabat Mater Dolorosa for choir SATB opus 28 · Michael Steyer (1757–1809) · Alfred Stier (1880–1967) · Antonius Stöger (1727–1798): Stabat Mater for 2 voices · Thomas Stolzer (1483–1526): Stabat Mater · Philip Stott (1945–): Stabat Mater for choir (SATB), solo soprano and solo alto, with a restrained orchestration — 2 oboes and strings — (2014) · Anthony St. Pierre (19..–): Stabat Mater 1999 for mixed choir · Joseph Hartmann Stuntz (1793–1859) · Hubert Stuppner (1944–) Stabat Mater for mixed choir and ensemble (2005) · Jean-François le Sueur (1760–1837) · Michael O’Sullivan (1950–2018) Stabat Mater for Voice (also version for choir and orchestra) · Józef Surzyński (1851–1919) · Giedrius Svilainis (1972–) Stabat Mater for satb-org-2perc-str orch. (2002) · Jacek Sykulski (19..–): Stabat Mater 1995 for seven voices · Józef Swider (1930–2014) Stabat Mater for mixed choir. (2007) · Jerzy Swolkien (1940–): Missa Mater Dolorosa for male choir and string orchestra · Erzsébet Szőnyi (1924–2019): Stabat Mater for mixed choir and organ (“Anthem by the painful mother”) for mixed choir (1982) · Georgi Sztojanov (1985–): Stabat Mater for mixed choir, male choir and children/girls choir
T — Renato Tagliabue (19??–): Stabat Mater for flute, SAATB choir and organ (or with flute or string quartet) · Steven D. Talley: Stabat Mater Preciosa for 3, 4, 5, or 6 voices · Jonas Tamulionis (1949): Stabat Mater for mixed choir (2018) · Angelo Tarchi (1759–1814): Stabat Mater in Italian for 2 sopranos and orchestra · G.Tartaglione · Luis Antonio Tavares (ca.1750) · Igor Tscherbakov (1955–): Stabat Mater cantata a capella solo soprano voice; SATB chorus or solo soprano voice; SSAA chorus · Nana Tchikhinashvili: Stabat Mater for mezzo-soprano, alto and basso · Antonio Tedeschi (1710–1770): Stabat Mater in C minor and E minor for 4 voices · Valerio Tesei (1749–1804): Stabat Mater in G minor for 2 tenors, bass, 2 oboes, 2 horns, 2 violins, viola and bc · Flavio Testi (1923–): Stabat Mater for soprano, choir and instruments Op 5 · Panagiotis Theodossiou (1964–): Stabat Mater for soprano and tenor soloists, 4-part mixed choir and orchestra, Op.104. (2025) · Karen P.Thomas (1957–): Stabat Mater 1979 (revised 1984) for mezzo, speaker, double choir and orchestra · Pedro Tintorer y Segarra (1814–1891): Stabat Mater for soloists, choir and orchestra (lost) · Line Tjørnhøj (1960–): Stabat Mater for soprano and mezzo soli, double bass, electronics and video projection (2009) · Alberto Tofi (1963–): Stabat Mater for choir and soloist (soprano) · Jónas Tómasson (1946–): Stabat Mater /Via Crucis for altus and 3 clarinets · Fernand de la Tombelle (1854–1928): Stabat Mater for three mixed voices and organ (1911) · Claude Torrent (1944–): Stabat Mater for piano and mixed choir (2011) · Eilert Tøsse (1954–): Stabat Mater for mezzosoprano and violoncello (1986) · Péter Tóth (1965–): Stabat Mater for choir · Marco Trasatti Stabat Mater for choir, piano and flute · Hristo Tsanoff (1947–): Stabat Mater Speciosa I: for STB soloists and SATB unaccompanied chorus (2006) II: for Choir, Soloists and Symphonic orchestra (2013) · Hristo Tsanoff (1947–): Stabat Mater Dolorosa · Martin Twycross: Stabat Mater for piano/orchestra and soprano 2011/2012
U — Jevgenijs Ustinskovs (1970–) Stabat Mater Dolorosa for mixed choir a capella · Joseph Umstatt (1711–1762) · Philippe Utard Stabat Mater Speciosa for mixed choir and organ
V — Emanuel Vahl (1938–) Stabat Mater op. 112 in 10 movements, for solo voices, mixed choir and piano / for solo voices, mixed choir, Timpani, Bells and Strings (2012) · Andres Avelino José Peregrino Valenti (ca.1850) · Giovanni Valentini (1582–1649) · Pietro Valle · Bart Vandewege (1962–) Stabat Mater for mixed choir · Kristina Vasiliauskaite (1956–) Stabat Mater for mixed choir and organ. (2006) · Charles van der Veeke (1954–) Stabat Mater for soprano and mezzo soprano soloists, women’s choir and cello. (2023) · Maurice Verheul (1964–) Inflatos lucem, Stabat mater in memory of the victims of the fatal flight of Malaysia Airlines MH17, MVWV 796 for Solo, Gamelan, Wind Ensemble. (2014) · Johann Verheyen (ca.1850): Stabat Mater for mixed choir · Francesco Vetrari Stabat Mater for 2 T, B and orchestra · John Nathaniel Vincent (1902–1970): Stabat Mater 1969 · Jheronimus Vinders (1540–1557) Missa Stabat Mater 5–6 vocum · Bruno Vlahek (1986–): Stabat Mater for soprano, baritone, mixed choir and two pianos. 2013 · Cajetan Vogel (1750–1794): Stabat Mater in D minor · Vladan Vuletin (1960–): Stabat mater for SATB soloists, choir and orchestra
W — Georg Christoph Wagenseil (1715–1777): Stabat Mater 1742 for 3 soloists (ATB), mixed choir and orchestra · Frantiszek Walczynski (1852–1937): Stabat Mater a tre · Ernest Walker (1870–1949): Stabat Mater for 4 solo voices, mixed chorus and orchestra (1897) · Volker Wangenheim (1928–) · Berthold Wassmer (19??–) · Gaspard van Weerbeke (1445–1517): Stabat Mater for five voices · Paul Wehage: Stabat Mater for 5 soprano’s a capello (2000) · Peter Welffens (1924–2002): Stabat Mater for mixed choir, hobo and strings · Gunnar Wennenberg (1870–1901): Stabat Mater for mixed choir with solo voice(s) and orchestra · Sven Erik Werner (1937–) · William White (1983–): Stabat Mater for soprano, mezzo soprano, viola and piano · Georg Wichtl · Jan Wieczorek (1904–): Stabat Mater 1942 for soloists, choir and orchestra · Peter von Winter (1754–1825) · Heinrich Wismeyer (1898–1985): Stabat Mater for alto solo, viola, mixed choir, string orchestra, 4 wind instruments, youth choir with trumpets and organ. Ca 1930 · Franz Xaver Witt (1834–1888): two Stabat Maters · Karl Witzka (1768–1848) Stabat Mater for 4 V. (1846) · Peter Wilhelm Wolff (1853–1918): Stabat Mater for soloists, choir and orchestra
Y — Kanstantsin Yaskou (1981–) (Belarus) Stabat Mater for mixed chorus · Viola Yuen Stabat Mater Dolorosa for soprano solo and organ (2023)
Z — Martin Zalba Ibañez (1958–): Stabat Mater for soprano, alto, harp, organ and choir · Ignacy Zalewski (1990–): Stabat Mater for mixed choir – female voice (non-operatic) – percussion solo – and other instruments (2017–2018) · Francesco Zanetti (1737–1788) · Ruth Zechlin (1926–): Stabat Mater for tenor and organ · Ivan Zelenka (1941–): Stabat Mater for solo S, A, T and B, choir and orchestra · Marc’ Antonio Ziani (1653–1715): two Stabat Maters 1713 · Benno Ziegler (1891–1965) · Joseph Paul Ziegler (1722–1767) · Nicola Antonio Zingarelli (1752–1837): 30 Stabat Maters · Vlad Zoborovski (1956–) Stabat Mater for male choir and piano · Valentin Maria de Zubiaurre (1837–1914) Stabat Mater for two choirs and orchestra (1883) · Jakob Francisek Zupan (1734–1810)
