Track : Pål Nirsa
Artist : Sonus
Album : Entlien!
Pål Nirsa by Sonus from album Entlien!
Duration : 3 minutes & 43 seconds.
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Fellow Sufferers
By : Sonus
Souvent Souspire (Anon. ,13th Cent.)
Estampie Real (Anon. ,13th Cent.)
Dimisjonspols (live)
Griffenfeldt
Finska valsen
Finnskogsmedley
Ornunga/Trøen
Gubbaschottis
Polska från Mörkö (live)
Tempus est iocundum
By : Ensemble Unicorn
C'est la fins
By : IOCULATORES
Wol auff wir wellen slauffen
Mariam, Matrem Virgenem
Bourees
By : Cantiga
Brawls
Danse real
By : Trouvere
Cuncti Simus Concanentes
By : New London Consort
Twa Corbies
By : John Fleagle
Pavana Le forze d'Hercole, Saltarello Giorgio (Anonymus Italien, 16. Jhdt.)
Cuncti simus concanentes (Llibre Vermell de Montserrat, ca.1400)
Edi beo thu Hevene queene (Anonymus England, 14. Jhdt.)
Mariam, matrem (Llibre Vermell de Montserrat, ca.1400)
Chominciamneto di gioia, Saltarello (Anonymus Italien, um 1390)
Ich was ein Chint so wolgetan (Carmina Burana, ca.1230)
Kod Betlehema (Traditionell Kroatien)
Düdül (instrumental, Traditionell Türkei)
La bionda treçça (Francesco Landini, um 1325-1397)
CSM 77/119 (instrumental; Alfonso X, 1221-1284)
A madre do que a bestia (CSM 147; Alfonso X, 1221-1284)
Estampie Clauso Cronos (Unicorn & Oni Wytars; Carmina Burana, ca.1230)
Je la remire (Codex Turin, ca.1410-1420)
Estampie Reis glorios (Unicorn & Oni Wytars, v.1162-1199)
J'ay grant espoir (instrumental; Codex Faenza, ca.1410/1420)
Ara lausatz lausat (Anonymus Sant Joan de les Abadeses, 12. Jhdt.)
Aquel que de volontade (CSM 249; Alfonso X, 1221-1284)
Der mai mit lieber zal (Oswald von Wolkenstein, 1376/78-1445)
Stola Iacob (instrumental; Anonymus Böhmen, 14. Jhdt.)
Mari stanko (Traditionell Bulgarien)
Je suis d'Allemagne (Johannes de Stockem, ca.1440-1487)
Tant m'abelis (Berenguir de Palou, 12. Jhdt.)
Troto (Anonymus, 14. Jhdt.)
Vogent vis (instrumental; Codex Turin, ca.1410-1420)
Die Plümlein schon entsprungen sint (Johann von Bopfingen, um 1450)
El grillo (Josquin Desprez, ca.1440-1521)
