Marsha Genensky (voice) Sort by: alphabetical | popularity | playlist Hildegard fon Bingen, - 11,000 Virgins: Chants for the Feast of St. Ursula Landini, Francesco - Per allegreta del parlar d`amore Bituricensis, Alberico - Ad superni regis decus, conduct Landini, Francesco - Ecco la primavera Landini, Francesco - Abbonda di virt· chi sanza vizio Landini, Francesco - Angelica biltà venut`è in terra Anonymous, - Catholic liturgy: A Lammas Ladymass. 13th and 14th Century English Chant and Polyphony Landini, Francesco - Cara mie donna, vivi omai contenta Tavener, John - The Lamb (1982) Landini, Francesco - Che cosa è questa, Amor, che `l ciel produce Perotin, Great - Beata viscera Anonymous, - Catholic liturgy: Legends of St. Nicholas (Medieval Chant and Polyphony), часть I. Landini, Francesco - Muorti oramai, deh misero dolente Landini, Francesco - La bionda treccia di fin or colore Boneventinus, episcop - Lacobe sancte tuum, conduct Landini, Francesco - Lasso! per mie fortuna ho posto amore Landini, Francesco - Gram piant` a gli ochi, greve dolgli` al core Landini, Francesco - Non ara may pieta questa mia dona Landini, Francesco - Nella partita pianson gli ochi miei Landini, Francesco - Nella mi` vita sento men venire Landini, Francesco - Ochi dolenti mie, che pur piangete Parisiensis, Albertus - Congaudeant catholici, conduct for three voices Anonymous, - Catholic liturgy: Legends of St. Nicholas (Medieval Chant and Polyphony), часть II. Landini, Francesco - Se pronto non sara l`uom al ben fare Landini, Francesco - Quanto più caro fai Anonymous, - Early Music: Montpellier Codex (Montpellier, Bibliothèque Inter-Universitaire, Section Médecine, H196) Davies, Peter Maxwell - A Calendar of Kings Landini, Francesco - Non do la colp`a te del duol ch`i` porto Fortunatus, Venantius - Salve festa dies Troyes, Ato - Nostra phalanx plaudat leta, conduct Cologne, Franco of - Psallat chorus/Eximie pater/Aptatur Legalis, Johannes - `Vox nostra resonet` Soissons, Jocelin of - Gratulantes celebremus festum Troyes, Ato - O auditor... Portum in ultimo Anonymous, - Medieval carols and motets from England, 13th-15th century - Hodie Christus natus est Fournival, Richard de - Amours mi font souffrir/En mai/Flor Filius, motet Callixtus, Pope - `Alleluia. Gratulemur et laetemur` Tassin, - Amours, dont je sui / L`autrier, au douz mois / Chose Tassin, motet Chartres, Fulbert de - `Agnus Dei. Qui pius ac mitis es` Malines, William of - `Clemens servulorum genitus tuorum` Anonymous, - English traditional: a noël `The Cherry Tree Carol`, XV c. Chartres, Fulbert de - `In hac die laudes cum gaudio` Anonymous, - Scottish traditionai: The Reel of Tullochgorum Anonymous, - Chant & polyphony from medieval England - O gloriosa domina Anonymous, - Chant & polyphony from medieval England - Ave Maria gracia plena Anonymous, - Irish Traditional: Good people all Anonymous, - Irish Traditional: The seven rejoices of Mary Anonymous, - An English Ladymass: 13th- and 14th-century chant and polyphony in honor of Virgin Mary Anonymous, - English traditional: I saw three ships Anonymous, - Medieval carols and motets from England, 13th-15th century - Motet `O nobilis nativitas/O mire dei/O decus virgineum/Apparuit` Anonymous, - Songs to the Virgin from 13th-century France - Ave maria gracia plena Anonymous, - Chant & polyphony from medieval England - O Maria stella maris Anonymous, - English traditional: Awake, and join the cheerful choir Cologne, Franco of - J`ai mis toute ma pensee - Je n`en puis - [Puerorum] Anonymous, - Chant & polyphony from medieval England - Veni mater gracie/Dou way, Robin Anonymous, - Chant & polyphony from medieval England - Ie milde lomb isprad o rode Anonymous, - Medieval carols and motets from England, 13th-15th century - A solis ortus cardine Anonymous, - English traditional: The holly and the ivy Anonymous, - Medieval carols and motets from England, 13th-15th century - Lullay, lullay: Als I lay on Yoolis night Anonymous, - Medieval carols and motets from England, 13th-15th century - Ave Maria Anonymous, - Chant & polyphony from medieval England - Stillat in stellam radium Anonymous, - Songs to the Virgin from 13th-century France - De la mere au sauveor Anonymous, - Medieval carols and motets from England, 13th-15th century - Alleluya: A nywe werke Anonymous, - Songs to the Virgin from 13th-century France - Verbum bonum et suave Anonymous, - Chant & polyphony from medieval England - Salve virgo singularis Anonymous, - Medieval carols and motets from England, 13th-15th century - Motet `Balaam de quo vaticinans` Anonymous, - Chant & polyphony from medieval England - Miserere miseris Anonymous, - Chant & polyphony from medieval England - O mors moreris/O vita vera/Mors Anonymous, - Medieval carols and motets from England, 13th-15th century - Verbum supernum prodiens Anonymous, - Medieval carols and motets from England, 13th-15th century - Lux de luce Anonymous, - Chant & polyphony from medieval England - Ave regina celorum Anonymous, - Chant & polyphony from medieval England - Stabat iuxta Christi crucem Anonymous, - Chant & polyphony from medieval England - O Maria virgo pia Anonymous, - Songs to the Virgin from 13th-century France - De la tres douce Marie Anonymous, - Medieval carols and motets from England, 13th-15th century - Motet `Puellare gremium/Purissima mater` Anonymous, - Medieval carols and motets from England, 13th-15th century - Ther is no rose of swych vertu Anonymous, - Medieval carols and motets from England, 13th-15th century - Vox clara, ecce, intonat Anonymous, - Medieval carols and motets from England, 13th-15th century - Lullay: I saw a swete semly syght Anonymous, - Songs to the Virgin from 13th-century France - Mainte chançon ai fait Anonymous, - Chant & polyphony from medieval England - In te concipitur Anonymous, - Chant & polyphony from medieval England - Ave Maria salus hominum Anonymous, - Chant & polyphony from medieval England - Stond wel, moder, under roode Anonymous, - Chant & polyphony from medieval England - Jesu Cristes milde moder Anonymous, - Medieval carols and motets from England, 13th-15th century - Tria sunt munera Anonymous, - Medieval carols and motets from England, 13th-15th century - De supernis sedibus Anonymous, - Chant & polyphony from medieval England - Salve virgo tonantis solium Anonymous, - Songs to the Virgin from 13th-century France - Ave nobilis venerabilis Anonymous, - Songs to the Virgin from 13th-century France - Salve sancta parens Anonymous, - Songs to the Virgin from 13th-century France - Ave virgo virginum Anonymous, - Songs to the Virgin from 13th-century France - Serena virginum Anonymous, - Medieval carols and motets from England, 13th-15th century - Motet `Prolis eterne genitor/Psallat mater gracie` Bruges, Jocelin de - Quant florist la violete / Non orphanum / Et gaudebit Anonymous, - Songs to the Virgin from 13th-century France - O maria o felix puerpera Anonymous, - Medieval carols and motets from England, 13th-15th century - Motet `Orto sole serene/Origo viri/Virga Iesse` Chartres, Fulbert de - Psallat chorus celestium, Hymn Anonymous, - Songs to the Virgin from 13th-century France - Pia mater gratie Anonymous, - Medieval carols and motets from England, 13th-15th century - Ecce quod natura Anonymous, - Medieval carols and motets from England, 13th-15th century - Gabriel, fram heven-king Anonymous, - Songs to the Virgin from 13th-century France - Ave salus hominum Anonymous, - Songs to the Virgin from 13th-century France - Mundum renovavit Anonymous, - Songs to the Virgin from 13th-century France - Je te pri de cuer par amors Anonymous, - Medieval carols and motets from England, 13th-15th century - Nowel: Owt of your slepe aryse (carol) Anonymous, - Medieval carols and motets from England, 13th-15th century - Peperit virgo Anonymous, - Chant & polyphony from medieval England - Memor esto tuorum Anonymous, - Songs to the Virgin from 13th-century France - O maria virginei Anonymous, - Medieval carols and motets from England, 13th-15th century - Omnes de Saba Anonymous, - Songs to the Virgin from 13th-century France - Mater patris et filia Fontaine, Jean de la - Quant se depart / Onques ne soi / Docebit omnem