Hosanna in Excelsis (2005) more music like this

performed by Les Menestrels
composed by Alfonso X (el Sabio), Ambrosian Chant, Ambrosius of Mailand, Anonymous, Anonymous, Czech, Anonymous, German, Anonymous, Montpellier MS, Christmas Traditional, Ghirardello da Firenze, Gregorian Chant, Guillaume de Machaut, Guillaume Dufay, Lope de Baena

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Ballate e Madrigali al tempo della Signoria di Paolo Guinigi (sec. XV) more music like this

performed by Stefano Albarello (conductor)
composed by Andrea Stefani, Bartolino da Padova, Francesco Landini, Ghirardello da Firenze, Johannes Ciconia, Johannes Octoboni, Lorenzo da Firenze, Lubdicus Arimino, Niccolo da Perugia

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Regina Pretiosa: Una Celebrazione Mariana del Trecento Fiorentino more music like this

performed by L'Homme Arme, Fabio Lombardo (conductor)
composed by Anonymous, Cortona Codex, Anonymous, Italian, Bartolo da Firenze, Christmas Traditional, Ghirardello da Firenze, Gregorian Chant, Lorenzo da Firenze, Paolo Tenorista

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Stylems: Italian Music From The Trecento (2008) more music like this

performed by Alexandre Danilevski (medieval lute), Alexandre Danilevski (fiddle), Alexandre Danilevski (portative organ), Anne Rongy (fiddle), Ensemble Syntagma, M. Art (harp)
composed by Anonymous, Codex Faenza, Anonymous, Italian, Bartolino da Padova, Donato da Firenze, Egidius, Ghirardello da Firenze, Paolo da Firenze

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Mediterranea (2009) more music like this

performed by Alla Francesca, Brigitte Lesne (medieval harp), Brigitte Lesne (harp), Brigitte Lesne (vocals), Brigitte Lesne (percussion), Carlo Rizzo (tamburello), Carlo Rizzo (tambourine), Carlo Rizzo (vocals), Pierre Hamon (tamboura), Pierre Hamon (double flute)
composed by Anonymous, Italian, Beatriz de Dia (aka Comtessa de Dia), Carlo Rizzo, Ghirardello da Firenze, Guiraut Riquier, Italian Traditional, Neapolitan Traditional, Sephardic Traditional

If you attend some concerts of medieval music or take a course covering the music of the period, you will encounter pieces by singers known as troubadours or trouvères, depending on where in France they came from, or minnesingers, if from German-speaking lands. But Europe was more linguistically diverse 6-700 years ago than it is today, and ...

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