Anonymous Sort by: name | popularity | playlist .2 century Ancient Roman chants .5-8 centuries. Armenian sacred music .9-10 centuries. Music of the Carolingian dynasty 10th-12th centuries. Sacred Music of Croatia 10th-13th centuries. Beneventan chants 10th-15th centuries. Byzantine church chants 11th century. `Cambridge Songs` (Carmina Cantabrigiensia) (Rhineland) 12 cent. Tristan & Iseult (modern compilation) 12-13 centuries. Ecole de Notre-Dame de Paris 12th century. Ambrosian chants 12th century. Chants of the Templars 12th century. Christmas carols of the Aquitanian monasteries 12th century. Codex Calixtinus 12th century. `Ludus Danielis` 12th-15th centuries. Hungarian church and sacred music of the 13th and 14th Century English Chant and Polyphony 13th century Ego sum Resurrectio. Gregorian Chant for the Dead 13th century Misteri d`Elx, Spain 13th century `Carmina Burana`. Medieval songs from the Benediktbeuren manuscript 13th century) 13th century. Elder Edda, a collection of sagas (reconstruction) 13th century. Laudario di Cortona (Italy) 13th century. Sarum rite, England 13th century. Song `Miri it is while sumer ilast` (“Merry it is while summer ylast”), England 13th-14th centuries. Codex Las Huelgas 13th-14th centuries. Gregorian Chant from Avignon 13th-14th centuries. Gregorian Chant, Mass 13th-14th centuries. Gregorian Chants 13th-14th centuries. Medieval monophony and polyphony 13th-14th centuries. Music of medieval pilgrims 13th-14th century. Ars antiqua 13th-15th centuries. Medieval chants of England 13th-century. Songs to the Virgin from France 14-15 centuries. Codex Reina (Italy) 14th century 14th century Lamento di Tristano / La rotta (Italy) 14th century. Catholic liturgy, еhe Office of St. Nicholas 14th century. Estampie 14th century. Medieaeval liturgical drama - The Prague Easter Play 14th century. Music at the Court of Gaston Febus 14th century. Roman de Fauvel 14th centuryCodex Chantilly (Chantilly, Musée Condé MS 564) 14th-16th century. Chant & polyphony from medieval England 15-16th century. Cancons de la Catalunya 15th century 15th century. Carol (England) 15th century. Cyprus (Turin) manuscript 15th century. Czech Christmas Carols from the Jistebnice Hymnal 15th century. English Christmas carol `The Cherry Tree Carol` 15th century. Music of the court of Janus, King of Cyprus 16th Century 16th century. Cancionero de Upsala (Spain): 1.Villancico ”Como puedo yo bivir” 16th century. Cancionero de Upsala (Spain): 2.Villancico ”Y dezid serranicas, he” 16th century. Cancionero de Upsala (Spain): 3.Villancico ”Dime, robadora que te mereci” 16th century. Cancionero de Upsala (Spain): 5.Villancico ”No me los amuestres más” 16th century. Cancionero de Upsala (Spain): 8.Villancico ”Andarán siempre mis ojos” 16th century. Cancionero de Upsala (Spain): 14.Si la noche haze escura 16th century. Cancionero de Upsala (Spain): 24.Vella de vos som amoros (See you, we`re loves) 16th century. Cancionero de Upsala (Spain): 25.Ojos garços a la niña (Gray eyes to the girl) 16th century. Cancionero de Upsala (Spain): 26.Estas noches à tan largas (These nights are so long) 16th century. Cancionero de Upsala (Spain): 27.Villancico ”Ay luna que reluzes!” 16th century. Cancionero de Upsala (Spain): 29.Villancico ”Con qué la lavaré” 16th century. Cancionero de Upsala (Spain): 33.Villancico ”Falalalán, falalalera de la guarda riera” 16th century. Cancionero de Upsala (Spain): 35.Que farem del pobre Joan 16th century. Cancionero de Upsala (Spain): 36.Teresica hermana 16th century. Cancionero de Upsala (Spain): 42.Un niño nos es nasçido 16th century. Cancionero de Upsala (Spain): 46.Villancico ”Riu, riu, chiu” 16th century. Catholic liturgy. Mass `Rorate` 16th century. England, Elizabethan consort music 16th century. Music from the collections of Pierre Falaise (France) 16th century. Music of Lithuania 16th century. My Lady Carey`s Dompe 16th century. Transylvania Music 17-18 centuries. Polonaise 17th century 17th century Ballad `The Three Ravens` (England) 17th century Music from the collections of John Playford (England) 17th century. Catholic liturgy. Palm Sunday procession, Hungary 17th-18th centuries. Latin American Baroque Music 18th century 18th century. Music book Nannerl Mozart (1759-64) 19th century 19th century. Britannia. Robert Burns`s songs on Scottish folk melodies 20th century American traditional songs American traditional: Gospel music American traditional: Spirituals Ancient christian chants Arabian traditional Aramaic songs Armenian Traditional Azerbaijanian traditional mughams Belorussian Folk Songs Bishop Martinez Companion Codex (Trujillo, Peru, ca. 1782-85) Cancionero de palacio (XV-XVI сс. Spain): .............., villansico Cancionero de palacio (XV-XVI сс. Spain): Al alva venid, buen amigo, villansico Cancionero de palacio (XV-XVI сс. Spain): Dindirindin, ensalada Cancionero de palacio (XV-XVI сс. Spain): Muchos van d`amor heridos, villansico Cancionero de palacio (XV-XVI сс. Spain): Rodrigo Martínez, villansico Carpathian carols Celtic Folk Music Chant of the Reformation in Hungary: Easter Chants from the Cistercian Vaults Chinese traditional Codex of Gregorio de Suola (Peru, XVII century) Columbian music Czech Folk Songs Deutsche Weinachtslieder Dutch folk song Early music: 12th-century - Ad superni regis decus Early Music: Anonymous IX в. `Audi Tellus, Audi Magni Maris Limbus` (nymn) Early Music: Anonymous XIV-XV c. (France): L`homme armé (chanson) Early Music: Anonymous, XIII c. `Tristan et Yseut` Early Music: Codex Faenza (Biblioteca Communale, Faenza) Early music: El cançoner del duc de Calabria - Ah, Pelayo que desmayo Early music: El cançoner del duc de Calabria - Dizen a mi que los amores he Early music: El cançoner del duc de Calabria - Gozate Virgen Early music: El cançoner del duc de Calabria - Si de vos mi bien Early music: El cançoner del duc de Calabria - Si n`os huviera mirado Early music: El cançoner del duc de Calabria - Soleta so jo aci Early music: El canconer del duc de Calabria - Falai meus olhos Early music: El canconer del duc de Calabria - Yo me soy la morenica Early music: l`Ars Nova Florentine. Amor mi fa cantar Early Music: Montpellier Codex (Montpellier, Bibliothèque Inter-Universitaire, Section Médecine, H196) Early Music: Pilgrim Songs from the Monastery of Montserrat. (Spain, 1400-1420) Early Music: The Forgotten Kingdom. The Tragedy of the Cathars Eight vivats of the era of Peter I English Folk Songs France (17th-18th centuries): Le Livre d`orgue de Montréal French folk songs Gagauz music Georgian music German folk songs Greek music Gypsy Songs Indian traditional Irish Traditional Italian Folk Songs: La girometta Italian Romantic songs Japanese folk (traditional) music Jewish Traditional Lao Music Liturgical music Orthodox: Dostoino est Liturgical music Orthodox: Kheruvimskaya Pesn Liturgical music Orthodox: Praise the Name of the Lord Liturgical Music: Early polyphony Liturgical music: Medieval Byzantine Chant. Epiphany Liturgical music: Melchite Rite Motet `Eyn Kelohienu` (instr.)/Sonata in dialogo detta la Viena Music collection, compiled Indians kanichana and moksos in honor of King Charles IV and his wife Marie-Louise (San Pedro de Moksos , Bolivia, 1790) Norwegian folk song Oh you night Oh, you wide steppe (Russian folk song) Old Belarusian anonymous music: Military songs of the Litvins of the XVII century (Спевы рыцараў i шляхты Вялiкай Лiтвы) Old Belarusian anonymous music: Polotsk notebook (Полацкi сшытак), XVII century Old Belarusian anonymous music: Vilnius notebook (Віленскі сшытак), XVII century Old Belarusian cants Orthodox Sacred Music: the Holy One of God Orthodox Spiritual Music: Gentle Light ... Orthodox Spiritual Music: Multan Polyeleos Persian classical music Peruvian music Rumanian traditional sacred chants Russian anonymous music of the time of Peter I Russian anonymous romances of the 19th century Russian anonymous song of the 18th century Russian anonymous spiritual cants of the 18th century Russian Cossack songs Russian Folk Music Russian folk song `When I served as a coachman in the mail` (lyrics by L. Trefolev) Russian folk song “Do not tell Masha to go for a small river” Russian Medieval Chant Russian military marches Russian Orthodox sacred music Russian Orthodox sacred music: Canticle Russian Orthodox sacred music: Troparions Russian Orthodox sacred music: Znamenny chant Russian soldiers` songs of the 19th century Russian songs from the Patriotic War of 1812 Scottish Songs Sepharad. Songs of the Spanish Jews. Serbian Orthodox music Song `Twelve Brigands` Spanish folk music Spanish Folk Songs Swiss Folk Songs The Passions in Russian Tradition: Excerpts from Monk Christophor`s Manuscript, 1604 Turkish music Ukrainian folk song Vdol po Piterskoi, a Russian folk song Venezuelan Traditional Welsh Folk Songs XII c. (France) song `A l`entrada del temps clar` XII century. Song of the Second Crusade: Chevalier, mult estes guariz (France) XIII century. Motets from the Bamberg manuscript XIV c. The Medieval Ballads XIVc. Songs of the pilgrims from the manuscript `Libre vermell de Montserrat`: 1.O Virgo splendens (O shining maiden) XIVc. Songs of the pilgrims from the manuscript `Libre vermell de Montserrat`: 2.Stella splendens (Shining star) XIVc. Songs of the pilgrims from the manuscript `Libre vermell de Montserrat`: 3.Laudemus Virginem (Praise the Virgin) XIVc. Songs of the pilgrims from the manuscript `Libre vermell de Montserrat`: 4.Splendens ceptigera» (Shining Empress) XIVc. Songs of the pilgrims from the manuscript `Libre vermell de Montserrat`: 5.Los set goytsa (Seven joys) XIVc. Songs of the pilgrims from the manuscript `Libre vermell de Montserrat`: 6.Cuncti simus concanentes (Let`s sing together) XIVc. Songs of the pilgrims from the manuscript `Libre vermell de Montserrat`: 7.Polorum Regina (Queen of heaven) XIVc. Songs of the pilgrims from the manuscript `Libre vermell de Montserrat`: 8.Mariam, matrem virginem, attolite (Praise to Mary, Most Pure Mother of God) XIVc. Songs of the pilgrims from the manuscript `Libre vermell de Montserrat`: 9.Imperayritz de la ciutat joyosa (Ruler of the City of Heaven) XIVc. Songs of the pilgrims from the manuscript `Libre vermell de Montserrat`: 10.Ad mortem festinamus (We hurry towards death)