In 2009, Collegium Cantorum began an occasional series devoted to presenting the complete suriving, intact works of outstanding though little-known composers, most of whose works do not survive.

In the series, we have already presented

• the five Latin-language motets by Robert Parsons (c.1535-1572) which are known to survive intact,
• the two gigantic motets by the otherwise unknown John Fawkyner (fl. c.1485),
• the two surviving works byJohn Nesbet (fl. c.1470), and
• the haunting Salve regina,the sole suriving work by the otherwise unknown Nicholas Huchyn (fl. c.1485).

In an earlier series, we had already presented "John Browne's Corpus", the complete surviving, intact works of John Browne (fl. c.1485), the pre-eminent composer of the Eton Choirbook of c. 1500.

The series will continue on an occasional basis, presenting music by Hugh Kellyk,Robert Cooper (or "Cowper"), and many other composers "who are known only by a few surviving works of remarkable artistry.