Wonderful musical depictions are sprinkled throughout the works of Renaissance artist Albrecht Dürer, from lute-playing angels to trumpets and drums in the Emperor's prayerbook. We'll follow Dürer on his journeys to Italy and the Low Countries, and hear some of the music he might have encountered along the way.

• Anon.- Fanfare- Capella de la Torre
• Robert Morton- L’Homme Arme- Capella de la Torre           
• Ludwig Senfl- Fortuna-Nesci, pati, mori- Capella de la Torre        
• Heinrich Isaac- Innsbruck, ich muss dich lassen- Capilla Flamenca & Oltremontano          
• Ludwig Senfl- Quodlibet Ensemble rosarum flores- Global Player             
• Jean Mouton- Celeste beneficium- Capilla Flamenca         
• Anon.- Plus oultre- Capilla Flamenca
• Pierre de la Rue- Missa Ave Maria: Gloria- Capilla Flamenca       
• Anon.- Danse de Cleves- Capilla Flamenca
• Pierre de la Rue- Pourquoy non ne veul je morir- Capilla Flamenca        
• Arnolt Schlick- Ascendo ad Patrem- Kimberly Marshall, organ         
• Heinrich Isaac- Christus filius Dei- Hesperion XXI         
• Anon.- Passamezzo- Capella de la Torre