We're spending some time with composers who were active in France and the Low Countries in the 1460's: Firminus Caron, Gilles Joye, Robert Morton, and Antoine Busnois. They all wrote music worth hearing, and some of them were pretty interesting characters to boot! Our performers include the Huelgas Ensemble, Gothic Voices, Ensemble Dionea, and Ensemble Nova Alta.

• Firminus Caron: Cent mille escus. Performed by The Consort of Musicke.
• Gilles Joye: Ce qu’on fait a quatimini. Performed by Alla Francesca.
• John Bedyngham: O Rosa Bella. Performed by Ensemble Nova Alta.
• Gilles Joye: Missa O Rosa Bella‐ Agnus Dei. Performed by Ensemble Dionea & Ensemble Nova Alta.
• Robert Morton: Le souvenir de vous me tue. Performed by Gothic Voices.
• Robert Morton: Que pourroit plus. Performed by Gothic Voices.
• John Bedyngham: Myn hertis lust. Performed by Gothic Voices.
• Robert Morton: Plus j’ay le monde regarde. Performed by Gothic Voices.
• Firminus Caron: Accueilly m’a la belle. Performed by Huelgas Ensemble.
• Firminus Caron: Missa Accueilly m’a la Belle‐ Agnus Dei. Performed by Huelgas Ensemble.
• Antoine Busnois: Missa L’Homme Arme: Kyrie. Performed by Binchois Consort.
• Antoine Busnois: Missa L’Homme Arme: Santus. Performed by Binchois Consort.
• Antoine Busnois: Fortuna Desperata. Performed by Paolo Biordi & Alberto Rusi, viols; Doron‐David Sherwin, cornetto.