- AIM, CMM 52-4 CLAUDIN DE SERMISY (ca. 1490-1562), Opera omnia, edited by Gaston Allaire and Isabelle Cazeaux. Vol.IV Chansons II by Claudin de Sermisy, 1974
- AIM, CMM 52-1 CLAUDIN DE SERMISY (ca. 1490-1562), Opera omnia, edited by Gaston Allaire and Isabelle Cazeaux. Vol.I Magnificats and Magnificat Sections by Claudin de Sermisy, 1970
- AIM, CMM 52-5 CLAUDIN DE SERMISY (ca. 1490-1562), Opera omnia, edited by Gaston Allaire and Isabelle Cazeaux. Vol.V Missa I Attaingnant, Viginti Missarum 1532 by Claudin de Sermisy, 1977
- AIM, CMM 52-3 CLAUDIN DE SERMISY (ca. 1490-1562), Opera omnia, edited by Gaston Allaire and Isabelle Cazeaux. Vol.III Chansons I by Claudin de Sermisy, 1974
- AIM, CMM 52-2 CLAUDIN DE SERMISY (ca. 1490-1562), Opera omnia, edited by Gaston Allaire and Isabelle Cazeaux. Vol.II Holy Week Music by Claudin de Sermisy, 1972
- Your Welcome Smile (Le Bien Promis) for Chorus of Mixed Voices a Cappella (Satb) by Claudin de Sermisy, Albert Seay, 1961
- Opera omnia. Ediderunt Gaston Allaire and Isabelle Cazeaux (Corpus mensurabilis musicae) by Claudin de Sermisy, 1970
- Fifteen Chansons. For four voices or instruments SATB. < [Edited by] Bernard Thomas. Texts edited and translated by Alan Robson. > [Score.] (The Parisian Chanson) by Claudin de Sermisy, 1976
- Missa da requiem 4 vocum. E " Quartus liber missarum " . Paris (P. Attaingnant) 1532. < Ed. Walter Pass. > (Thesauri musici. 7) by Claudin de Sermisy, 1974
- Fair is the Grove ... Chanson for S. A. T. B. (unaccompanied). Translated and edited by Neil Saunders (Musical Times) by Claudin de Sermisy, 1957
- Twenty Chansons. For four voices or instruments ATTB. < [Edited by] Bernard Thomas. [Texts edited and translated by] Alan Robson. > [Score.] (The Parisian Chanson) by Claudin de Sermisy, 1975
- Languir me fais. Sadly I sigh. (Chanson.) English text by M. K. For four-part chorus of mixed voices a cappella ... Edited by Maynard Klein. Fr. & Eng by Claudin de Sermisy, 1970
- Vous perdes temps. Chanson. Zu vier Stimmen (Musik alter Meister) by Claudin de Sermisy, 1950
- Au joly bois. Chanson. (After Expert.) For four-part Chorus of mixed voices ... Edited by F. Damrosch. (English version by Dr. T. Baker. > by Claudin de Sermisy, 1925
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