Barbara Strozzi (1619-1677) Italy

She published eight books of her music, without any support from the Church or the nobility, making her the composer with the most published music of her time.

From her work Diporti di Euterpe, I recommend listening to Lagrime Mie.

The link to check out the score is below.

https://imslp.org/wiki/Diporti_di_Euterpe%2C_Op.7_(Strozzi%2C_Barbara)

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In 1644 she published her first book of madrigals, in the preface to which she states, "Being a woman, I am anxious to publish this work. I wish it were safe under a golden oak and not endangered by the swords of slander that have already been drawn against it."

Here's Amor, amor, which is part of this first book of madrigals, with its corresponding link to IMSLP to view the score.

https://imslp.org/wiki/Madrigali%2C_Op.1_(Strozzi%2C_Barbara)

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There are seven printed volumes of her compositions that have survived, as well as many unpublished works preserved in manuscript form. This is Arriete a voce sola, accompanied by a link to IMSLP for the score.

https://imslp.org/wiki/Ariette_a_voce_sola%2C_Op.6_(Strozzi%2C_Barbara)