The Evolution of Early Medieval Music (300-1150)

From deep Old Testament roots, medieval music passed through the sieve of Roman Christianity and evolved to become more polyphonic and bright, giving way to Organum and eventually the various Central & Late Medieval styles.

Ancient Jewish Chants - Antiphonal
00:05 Psalm XIX by David, as performed by Suzanne Haïk-Vantoura

Roman Antiquity
Oxyrynchus' Hymn, as performed by Gregorio Paniagua
Carmen Paschale
A Solis Ortus Cardine

Plainsong - Monophonic
Te Deum, as performed by the Benedictine Monks of the Solesmes Congregation
Dominus Dixit ad Me, as performed by the Ensemble Organum
Kyrie Eleison
Da Pacem Domine
Domine Audivi Auditum Tuum
Otin to Stauron
Alleluia
Resurrexi

Epic Poem
Béowulf, as performed by Benjamin Bagby

Organum Karolingiarum
Acta de Bella quod Fuit Fontaneto by Angilbert
Audi Tellus, Audi Magni Maris Limbus
Obitu Planctus Karoli
Contemplatio Philosophae by Boethius

Organum Floridum
O Aggelos Evoa
Ut Queant Laxis
Missa Orbis Factor

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