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The Cambridge Songs Carmina Cantabrigiensia are a collection of Goliardic medieval Latin poems found on ten leaves ff. 43241 of the Codex Cantabrigiensis C MS Gg. 5.35 now in Cambridge University Library.
Rota modos arte
Eric Mentzel (tenor), Agnet Christensen (vocals), Benjamin Bugbee (vocals, lyre, harp), Norbert Rodenkirchen (flute, lyre). Cologne, 2002. 
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Veni, dilectissime
Eric Mentzel (tenor), Agnet Christensen (vocals), Benjamin Bugbee (vocals, lyre, harp), Norbert Rodenkirchen (flute, lyre). Cologne, 2002.
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David regis inclita proles
Eric Mentzel (tenor), Agnet Christensen (vocals), Benjamin Bugbee (vocals, lyre, harp), Norbert Rodenkirchen (flute, lyre). Cologne, 2002.
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Iam, dulcis amica, venito
Performed by Eric MENTZEL (tenor). Cologne, 2002.
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Magnus cesar Otto
Eric Mentzel (tenor), Benjamin Bugbee (vocals, lyre, harp). Cologne, 2002.
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Felix qui potuit beni (ñë. Áîýöèÿ)
Eric Mentzel (tenor), Benjamin Bugbee (vocals, lyre, harp). Cologne, 2002.
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Caute cane, cantor care
Eric Mentzel (tenor), Agnet Christensen (vocals), Benjamin Bugbee (vocals, lyre, harp), Norbert Rodenkirchen (lyre). Cologne, 2002.
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O admirabile Veneris idolum
Agnet Christensen (vocals), Benjamin Bugbee (harp). Cologne, 2002.
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Suavissima nunna
Eric Mentzel (tenor), Agnet Christensen (vocals), Benjamin Bugbee (vocals, lyre, harp), Norbert Rodenkirchen (flute, lyre). Cologne, 2002.
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Carmina qui quondam (ñë. Áîýöèÿ)
Fragment Benjamin Bugbee (lyre, vocals), Hannah Marty (harp), Robert Rodenkirchen (flute). 2016.
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