Secular Songs & Dances from the Middle Ages CD5 (2006)

French And English Instrumental Dances In The Middle Ages 
English Dances
5-1 	Ductia Manuscript London, British Library, Harley 978, F. 8v-9r 	1:22
5-2 	Patrone Manuscripts London, British Library, Add. 28550 (Robertsbridge Codes), F. 43v 	4:36
5-3 	Nota Manuscript, Oxford, Bodleian Library, Douce 139 	2:19
5-4 	Ductia Manuscript London, British Library, Harley 978, F. 9r/I 	2:04
5-5 	Ductia Manuscript London, British Library, Harley 978, F. 9r/II 	4:18
5-6 	Fragment Manuscript London, British Library, Add. 28550 (Robertsbridge Codex), F. 43r 	1:44
5-7 	Ductia Manuscript London, British Library, Add. 28550 (Robertsbridge Codex), F. 43r 	6:20
French Dances (Manuscript Paris, Bibliothèque Nationale, F. F. 844)
5-8 	La Prime Estampie Royal 	3:10
5-9 	La Seconde Estampie Royal 	2:04
5-10 	La Tierche Estampie Royal 	5:38
5-11 	La Quarte Estampie Royal 	2:21
5-12 	La Quinte Estampie Royal 	3:14
5-13 	La Seste Estampie Royal 	4:30
5-14 	La Septime Estampie Royal 	6:25
5-15 	La Uitime Estampie Royal 	3:02
5-16 	Dansse Real 	3:16
5-17 	[Without Title] 	7:38
5-18 	Danse 	1:51

Modo Antiquo
Bettina Hoffmann - director

In Europe the tradition of secular dance has continued unbroken until the present. In the late Middle Ages it was an important and frequent event—for the nobility a gracious way to entertain guests, for the peasantry a welcome relaxation from the toils of the day. ---muse.jhu.edu

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