 He wrote an opera, "Cibele, ed Ati", which seems not to have been performed and whose music does not survive, and another libretto, "Elvidia rapita".He published poetry, including in the anthology "La cetra di sette corde", and a good deal of monody which survives in the anthologies "Vaghezze di musica" (1608) and "Madrigali" (1610).Almost all of these are written for tenor voice, suggesting that they were written to display Rasi's own skill as a singer, and they follow in the style of Caccini's compositions.