 The composer's surviving works are preserved in a 1620 print "Flores de musica pera o instrumento de tecla & harpa", published in Lisbon.The collection, dedicated to Philip II of Portugal, is the earliest surviving Portuguese keyboard print.It contains 24 "tientos," 101 liturgical organ versets ("kyries" and hymn settings), four settings of the Spanish/Mozarabic version of "Pange lingua", and four intabulations of Lassus' "Susanne ung jour".