The "Popular Music from the Age of Humanism 1430-1530" offers a glimpse into the rich and diverse musical landscape of the late mediaeval and early Renaissance periods. This collection includes 26 secular consort pieces and songs in 2, 3 and 4 parts, spanning across late mediaeval and early Renaissance genres. This is an excellent resource for performers and enthusiasts alike, providing a unique opportunity to explore and appreciate the musical styles, harmonies and textures of this era.
The Renaissance Performer's Library, a separate but equally valuable resource, is a treasure trove of performances of these pieces. This library includes not only the original pieces but also performances by renowned musicians, enabling you to hear the music in a fresh and innovative way. This collection is the perfect addition to any musician's or music enthusiast's library, offering a unique and immersive experience into the world of Renaissance music.
