| Other author/creator | Rooley, Anthony performer. |
| Included Work | Dufay, Guillaume, 1397-1474 Done gentil. |
| Included Work | Bedyngham, Johannes, -1459 or 1460. Gentil madonna. |
| Included Work | Bedyngham, John, -1459? Rosa bella. |
| Included Work | Regis, Johannes, approximately 1425-approximately 1496. S'il vous plaist. |
| Included Work | Ockeghem, Johannes, approximately 1410-1497 Autre d'antan l'autrier. |
| Included Work | Hayne, van Ghizeghem, approximately 1445- Tous biens plaine. |
| Included Work | Busnois, Antoine, -1492. J'ay mayns de bien. |
| Included Work | Dufay, Guillaume, 1397-1474 Vostre bruit et vostre grant. |
| Included Work | Caron, Firminus, active approximately 1460-1475. Cent mille escus quant je vouldroye. |
| Included Work | Morton, Robert, -approximately 1475. Souvenir de vous me tue. |
| Included Work | Barbignant, active approximately 1470. Omne banni de sa plaisance. |
| Included Work | Morton, Robert, -approximately 1475. N'aray je jamais mieulx que j'ay. |
| Included Work | Dufay, Guillaume, 1397-1474 Serviteur hault guerdonné. |
| Included Work | Vincenet, Johannes, approximately 1479. Fontune pa te cruaulté. |
| Included Work | Busnois, Antoine, -1492. Est-il mercy de quoy l'on peust finer. |
| Included Work | Frye, Walter, active 15th century. Tout a par moy. |
| Included Work | Ockeghem, Johannes, approximately 1410-1497. Ma bouche rit. |
| Included Work | Bedyngham, Johannes, -1459 or 1460. Mon seul plaisir. |
| Included Work | Binchois, Gilles, approximately 1400-1460. Je ne vis oncques la pareille. |
| Other author/creator | Consort of Musicke, performer. |
| Series |
Florilegium series
Florilegium series. ^A177607
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| Partial contents |
Contains works by Dufay, Bedyngham, Dunstable, Regis, Ockeghem, Busnoys, Caron, Morton, Barbigant, Vincent, and Frye. |
| General note | Contains Italian and French polyphonic songs of the fifteenth century. |
| General note | Booklet (23 p.) with notes on the performers, contents, texts of the songs and history of the Chansonnier cordiforme laid in. |
| Performer |
Emma Kirkby, soprano; Margaret Philpot, contralto, John York Skinner, countertenor; John Elwes, tenor; David Thomas, bass; Lewis Jones, flute; Frances Kelly, harp; Christopher Page, lute; Anthony Rooley, bass lute; Trevor Jones, fiddle, Alison Crum, fiddle; The Consort of Musicke, directed by Anthony Rooley. |
| Publisher number | D186D4 L'oiseau-lyre |
