THE MEDIEVAL PIPER: Medieval and Renaissance Music of the Wind Instruments [CD de audio] Silke Gwendolyn Schulze and Alfonso X,

Alfonso the Wise (1221-1284): "Virgin Glorious Mother", "Saint Mary Loves", "The Virgin demonstrates much", "How can they for their faults", "Saint Mary does not suffer", "She who loves her son" , "Who pays homage to the Virgin", "How we are lost by the devil's advice" / Anonymous (late 13th century): "The second real copy" / Pons d'Ortafa (1170-1246): "If I have lost my know", songbook La Vallière/ Johannot de Lescurel (end of the 14th century): "How, by the distance", according to the Roman de Fauvel/ Marcabru (?1110-?1150): "Beautiful when the fruits are ripe", manuscript del Rey/ Anonymous (1400-?): "What has led you to hide?", Codex Rossi/ Gherardello da Firenze (?1320-?1362): "I'm doing well", Codex Squarcialupi/ Beatriz de Dia (1140-?) 1212): "To sing with the heart", manuscript of the King/ Guillaume de Machaut (1300-1377): "Heartless, painful to be separated from you", "What evil has lasted me so long?"/ Hildegard von Bingen ( 1098-1179): "O Generosa!", Riesenkodex/ Jehan Erart (?1200-?1258): "On a very beautiful day in May", "Outside, far from the forest"/ Berenguier de Palazol (12th century): "So much beauty, joy and love and song", La Vallière songbook / Anonymous (14th century): "Trotto" / Anonymous (13th century): "Let us always bless for everything" / Guiraut Riquier (1230-1300): "It pleases me so much love sickness", songbook La Vallière/ Silke Gwendolyn Schulze, double flute, douçaine, flute, flute-tabor