Gothic Voices and the Hilliard Ensemble present music from the 13th and 14th centuries. We'll hear the famous round Sumer is icumin in and fascinating works by anonymous composers called 'Masters of the Rolls'. We'll also hear the famous Agincourt carol, Deo gracias Anglia, performed by Alamire. 

• Anon: Christe Redemptor omnium. Performed by The Tallis Scholars.
• Anon: Alleluia: Hic es vere martir. Performed by The Hilliard Ensemble.
• Anon: Thomas gemma Cantuarie. Performed by The Hilliard Ensemble.
• Anon: Tu civium primas. Performed by The Hilliard Ensemble.
• Anon: Mater Christi nobilis. Performed by The Hilliard Ensemble.
• Anon: Ite missa est. Performed by The Hilliard Ensemble.
• Anon: Sumer is icumen in. Performed by The Hilliard Ensemble.
• Anon: Sainte Marie Viergene. Performed by The Hilliard Ensemble.
• Anon: Fuweles in the Frith. Performed by The Hilliard Ensemble.
• Anon: Alleluia V. Nativitas. Performed by The Hilliard Ensemble.
• Anon: Kyrie, Rex virginum. Performed by The Hilliard Ensemble.
• Anon: Sanctus, Maria mater. Performed by The Hilliard Ensemble.
• Anon: Agnus dei. Performed by The Hilliard Ensemble.
• Anon: Deo gracias Anglia. Performed by Alamire. 
• Anon: Musicorum collegio. Performed by Gothic Voices. 
• Anon: Ab ora summa nuncius. Performed by Gothic Voices. 
• Anon: Pura, placens. Performed by Gothic Voices. 
• Anon: Jesu, fili. Performed by Gothic Voices. 
• Anon: Stella maris illustrans omnia. Performed by Gothic Voices. 
• Anon: Inter usitata. Performed by Gothic Voices.