The Cyprus Turin manuscript is a French Cypriot manuscript a large collection 334 works of Christian simple chants as well as sacred and secular polyphonic vocal music copied around 1410-1420.
Stored in the library of the National University of Turin.
Its exact place of origin is unknown but was probably copied at the court of Janus King of Cyprus and Armenia in Nicosia.
The contents of the manuscript are divided into five sections separated from each other by one or more blank pages.
The first three contain liturgical chant fol. 1r-28r polyphonic mass movements in Latin and French fol. 29r-57r as well as motets fol. 59r-97r.
The last two sections are secular songs in French in the standard poetic forms of the period ballads fol. 98r139v and vireles and rondos fol. 143r158v.