avvoltoio:THE VOICE OF MAGDALENE || [8TRACKS] [PLAYMOSS] [SPOTIFY] A newly re-edited playlist of min

avvoltoio:THE VOICE OF MAGDALENE || [8TRACKS] [PLAYMOSS] [SPOTIFY] A newly re-edited playlist of mine featuring music composed and performed by women in the medieval era. The mix contains both religious and secular music from Western Europe, Armenia, Byzantium, and Al-Andalus. All pieces date between the 8th and 15th centuries.Zarmani e Ints  |  Khosrovidukht (8th Century)Avgoustou Monarchisantos  |  Kassia (810-865)O Vis Aeternitatis  |  Hildegard von Bingen (1098-1179)Mout M'abelist Quant le Voi  |  Maroie de Dregnau de Lille (13th Century)Kharjas: Non Me Mordas Ya Habibi  |  Andalusian Anon. (13th Century)Sol Oritur Occasus Nescius  |  Herrad of Landsberg (1130-1198)A Chantar M’er de So Qu'eu no Volria  |  Comtessa de Dia (1140-1212)Saltarello: “La Regina”  |  Italian Anon. (14th Century)Amours, ou Trop Tart me Sui Pris  |  Attributed to Blanche of Castile (1188-1252)Na Maria  |  Bieiris de Romans (early 13th Century)Conductus: Ave Maris Stella  |  From the “Las Huelgas Codex” (13th Century)Kharjas: Adir la-na Akwab  |  Andalusian Anon. (13th Century)Si'us Qu'er Conselh Bela Amia Alamanda  |  Giraut de Bornelh (1138-1215) and Alamanda de Castelnau (1160?-1223)Mout Avetz Fach  |  Castelloza (early 13th Century)Deuil Angoisseus  |  Christine de Pizan (1364-1430) and Giles Binchois (1400-1460)Antiphon: Caritas Habundant in Omnia  |  Hildegard von Bingen (1098-1179)Mon Chevalier, mon Gracieux Servant  |  Christine de Pizan (1364-1430) Image: Sculpture of Mary Magdalene by Gregor Ernhart (c.1502), The Louvre. -- source link

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