The age of cathedrals : music from the Magnus Liber Organi. Resonemus hoc natali / anon. St. Martial ; Natus est rex / anonymous
In hoc anni circulo / anon. St. Martial
Congaudeant catholici / Albertus Parisiensis
Ve mundo / Philip the Chancellor
Benedicamus Domino, humane prolis / anon. St. Martial
In natale / Adam of St. Victor
Lilium floruit / anonymous
Propter veritatem / Leoninus
Orienti oriens / anon. St. Martial
Virgo flagellatur / anon. (school of Perotinus)
Templum cordis / Adam of St. Victor
Benedicamus Domino / anon. (school of Perotinus)
Beata viscera / Perotinus, Philip the Chancellor.
Hoquetus : Medieval European vocal music. Four In seculum hockets. Longum ; Viellatoris ; Breve ; D'Amiens longum / Bamberg Codex
Iam nubes dissolvitur/Solem / Montpellier Codex
Entre Adan et Hanikel/Chiès bien séans / Adam de la Halle ; Montpellier Codex
Two hocket motets. Je n'amerai I ; Je n'amerai II / "A Spaniard" ; Montpellier Codex?
Ave maris stella (organ solo, Codex Faenza)
Tous corps qui ; De souspirant cuer / Guillaume de Machaut
Musicalis sciencia ; Sciencie laudabili (Collection de Picardie, BNF)
Or sus, vous dormés trop (organ solo, Ivrea Codex, late 14th C.)
Bury St. Edmund's manuscript. Ave rex gentis Anglorum ; Deus tuorum militum ; De flore martyrum ; Ave miles celestis ; Ave rex patrone ; Beata viscera (Worchester fragments, English, late 13th C.)
Thomas gemma Cantuarie ; Thomas cesus in Doveria (Worchester fragments, English, 14th C.)
Doleo super te ; Absolon, fili mi (English, early 14th C)
Epiphaniam domino canamus ; Balaam inquit (Montpellier Codex, English, late 13th C.)
Campanis cum cymbalis ; Honoremus dominam (English, 14th C.)
Sangilio (organ solo, Codex Faenza, 15th C.)
Venecie mundi splendor ; Michael qui Stena domus / Johannes Ciconia
Amor mi fa cantar (soprano solo, Rossi Codex, Vatican)
O zentil madona mia (Codex Musicale, Bologna)
Per larghi prati / Giovanni da Firenze/Da Cascia
"Mediolano" Sanctus (Italian, 14th C.)
Cum martelli ; La manta (Italian, 14th C.)
Benedicamus domino (organ solo, Codex Faenza)
Ut te per omnes celitus ; Ingens alumnus Padue / J. Ciconia.
