This week's program focuses on medieval woman of letters Christine de Pizan, with music from her time by Binchois, Landini, and Machaut, plus insights and a reading by actress Suzanne Savoy, who portrays de Pizan in a one-woman show called Je, Christine. 

• Music of the Trecento: Francesco Landini: Ecco la Primavera, performed by the Early Music Consort of London. Jacopo da Bologna, Elas mon cuer. Performed by Ensemble Unicorn.
• Performed by Ensemble PAN: Belle, bonne, sage (B. Cordier), A mon pouir (anon.), A l'arme (Grimace).
• Gilles Binchois: Dueil angoisseux. Performed by Gothic Voices.
• Two poems by Christine de Pizan, set to contemporary melodies and sung by VocaMe: A Dieu, mon ami & Dieux! on se plaint trop durement. 
• Performed by Ensemble PAN: De ce que foul pensee, En nul estate, Ha, fortune. 
• Guillaume de Machaut: Kyrie from Messe de Nostre Dame. Performed by Diabolus in Musica. 
• Bien puist (Binchois) & La belle se siet au piet de la tour (Dufay). Performed by Amadis Ensemble. 
• Closing music: Dame, de qui toute ma joie vient (Machaut). Performed by Gothic Voices.