CD, стоящие на полке рядом : Sacred Music (Master Works)      

Recorded at Saint-Germain Church, Grancey-le-Chateau, Cote-d'Or, France on October 17-21, 1992

Performers: Anne-Marie Lablaude (voice, percussion), Susanne Norin (voice), Emmanuel Bonnardot (voice, rebec, vielle), Pierre Hamon (recorders, flute, bagpipes, percussion), Brigitte Lesne (voice, harp, percussion), Dominique Vellard (voice, cittern), Willem de Waal (voice, recorder), Randall Cook (vielle, shawm, recorder)

In the mid-13th century, Paris became the focus of a vital flowering that attracted the greatest artists, musicians, scholars and theologians to Europe's leading cultural center. From all provinces and all countries, "eschloiers" flocked to the universities and colleges, hoping to study with the most learned and renowned teachers of their days ; thus was the social fabric of Paris enriched by young minds responding to the stimulus of the city's artistic and intellectual ferment.

Music ouupied a position of honour in this effervescent atmosphere, having experienced exceptional development at Notre-Dame from mid-century onwards. This school's influence was so great thta its creations spread throughout Europe, and soon music in every form and circumstance became a major aspect of the city's social life.