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Knights, Maids and Miracles: The Spring of Middle Ages

3760195733998

93 tracksReleased 2016-01-01Arcana (4)

Last verified: March 26, 2026

3760195733998 is the Universal Product Code (UPC barcode) for the release “Knights, Maids and Miracles: The Spring of Middle Ages” by La Reverdie, released 2016-01-01 on Arcana (4). UPCs are unique numeric identifiers assigned by distributors to identify a music release — album, EP, or single — across every digital and physical retail platform. This release contains 93 tracks, each with its own ISRC.

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Track List (93)

#	Track Title	ISWC
1	Laude novella sia cantata (late 13th century)	—
2	Qualis est dilectus tuus	—
3	Edi beo thu hevene quene (13th century)	—
4	Procurans odium (13th century)	—
5	Patrie pacis / Patria gaudentium (late 14th century)	—
6	Eya martyr Stephane (mid 15th century)	—
7	Dulcis amor	—
8	Acunt vont / Amor qui cor / Kyrie (13th century)	—
9	Amis tout dous	—
10	Ma douce amour	—
11	Tres douls amis (mid 14th century)	—
12	Questa fanciulla Amor	—
13	Questa fanciulla Amor [codex Reina] (early 15th century)	—
14	Quan je voy (mid 14th century)	—
15	Con dolce brama	—
16	Go hert	—
17	Ain graserin durch kulen tau	—
18	Trew on wam ys all my tryst	—
19	A poste messe	—
20	Or sus, vous dormés trop (late 14th century)	—
21	De luscinia (attrib.)	—
22	Sì dolce non sonò	—
23	Segugi a corde (attrib.)	—
24	Qui vult psallere (13th century)	—
25	Pantheon abluiter / Apollinis eclipsatur / Zodiacum signis lustrantibus (attrib.)	—
26	O tu chara sciença	—
27	Musica son / Già furon / Ciascun vuoli	—
28	Are post libamina / Nunc surgunt in populo	—
29	S' i', Monocordo Gentil	—
30	Non più doglie ebbe Dido	—
31	Chose Tassin	—
32	Nu sculon herigean	—
33	In omnem terram	—
34	Alleluja / Cantabant Sancti (2nd half of the 11th century)	—
35	Laus Trinitati	—
36	Ysaias cecini / Tytire tu patule (13th century)	—
37	Alma polis religio / Axe poli cum artica	—
38	Lo Signore ringraçando (late 13th Century)	—
39	Versus de Herico duce	—
40	O lilium convallium / Submersus iacet Pharao (10th century, Aquileia)	—
41	Tres enemics e dos mals seignors ai	—
42	Gewan ich ze minnen ie guoten wan	—
43	En mort d'En Joan de Cucanh (ca. 1272)	—
44	Lux purpurata radiis / Diligite iusticiam	—
45	O in Italia felice Liguria	—
46	O in Italia felice Liguria (arr. S. Doron for recorder and cornet)	—
47	Nel bel giardino che l'Adige	—
48	Pyrance la Bella Yguana (arr. E. de Mircovich for chamber ensemble)	—
49	Nell'acqua chiara	—
50	La nobil scala (Madrigal: 12th century, Venice)	—
51	Ave Corpus Sanctum / Adolescens protomartir / Ave Corpus Sanctum	—
52	Imperial sedendo	—
53	Imperial sedendo (early 15th century, Italy)	—
54	Rondeau sans texte (attrib.)	—
55	Strenua quem duxit / Gaudeat et tanti	—
56	Wyth right al my hert (15th century, England)	—
57	Tir na mBan	—
58	Se Genevre, Tristan	—
59	Lamento di Tristano, Rotta (14th century, Italy)	—
60	Tre fontane (14th century)	—
61	Deus tuorum militum / De flore martyrum / Ave Rex (early 14th century)	—
62	Ave miles celestis curie / Ave Rex patrone patrie / Ave Rex (early 14th century)	—
63	Nobilis humilis Magne martir (12th century, Orkney Isles)	—
64	Quene note (attrib.) (arr. Doron Sherwin)	—
65	Di novo è giunto un chavalier errante	—
66	S'on me regarde / Prenés i garde / Hé mi enfant (13th century, France)	—
67	Seguendo'l canto	—
68	Nel bosco sença foglie	—
69	Ave Maris Stella (15th century, Italy)	—
70	Crist et Sainte Marie	—
71	Sainte Marie Viergene	—
72	Prima cedit femina / Mulierum hodie / Mulierum (13th century)	—
73	Ave mutter kuniginne	—
74	Nox	—
75	Victimæ pascali laudes	—
76	Mors a primi patris / Mors, que stimulo / Mors morsu nata / Mors	—
77	Occasum	—
78	Pange melos lacrimosum (13th century, France)	—
79	Balaam inquit / Huic plascuit tres Magi (13th century, France)	—
80	Iam nubes dissolvitur / Solem (13th century, France)	—
81	An doz mois de mai / Crux forma (13th century, France)	—
82	A la clarté qui tout / Et illiminare (13th century, France)	—
83	Porta preminentie / Porta penitentie / Portas (13th century, France)	—
84	Miri it is hwile sumer ilasts (Merry It Is While Summer Lasts) (13th century, England)	—
85	Salve mater gracie / Do way Robin (13th century, England)	—
86	Rosa fragrans (13th century, England)	—
87	Mors et vita duello	—
88	Caligo terrae scinditur / Virgo Maria (14th century, England)	—
89	Anglia tibi turbidas spera lucem (14th century, England)	—
90	Ich spur ain lufft aus kulem tufft	—
91	Resvellies vous et faites chiere lye a 3	—
92	Resvellies vous et faites chiere lye a 3 (after G. Dufay)	—
93	Lux	—

Laude novella sia cantata (late 13th century)

—

Qualis est dilectus tuus

—

Edi beo thu hevene quene (13th century)

—

Procurans odium (13th century)

—

Patrie pacis / Patria gaudentium (late 14th century)

—

Eya martyr Stephane (mid 15th century)

—

Dulcis amor

—

Acunt vont / Amor qui cor / Kyrie (13th century)

—

Amis tout dous

—

Ma douce amour

—

Tres douls amis (mid 14th century)

—

Questa fanciulla Amor

—

Questa fanciulla Amor [codex Reina] (early 15th century)

—

Quan je voy (mid 14th century)

—

Con dolce brama

—

Go hert

—

Ain graserin durch kulen tau

—

Trew on wam ys all my tryst

—

A poste messe

—

Or sus, vous dormés trop (late 14th century)

—

De luscinia (attrib.)

—

Sì dolce non sonò

—

Segugi a corde (attrib.)

—

Qui vult psallere (13th century)

—

Pantheon abluiter / Apollinis eclipsatur / Zodiacum signis lustrantibus (attrib.)

—

O tu chara sciença

—

Musica son / Già furon / Ciascun vuoli

—

Are post libamina / Nunc surgunt in populo

—

S' i', Monocordo Gentil

—

Non più doglie ebbe Dido

—

Chose Tassin

—

Nu sculon herigean

—

In omnem terram

—

Alleluja / Cantabant Sancti (2nd half of the 11th century)

—

Laus Trinitati

—

Ysaias cecini / Tytire tu patule (13th century)

—

Alma polis religio / Axe poli cum artica

—

Lo Signore ringraçando (late 13th Century)

—

Versus de Herico duce

—

O lilium convallium / Submersus iacet Pharao (10th century, Aquileia)

—

Tres enemics e dos mals seignors ai

—

Gewan ich ze minnen ie guoten wan

—

En mort d'En Joan de Cucanh (ca. 1272)

—

Lux purpurata radiis / Diligite iusticiam

—

O in Italia felice Liguria

—

O in Italia felice Liguria (arr. S. Doron for recorder and cornet)

—

Nel bel giardino che l'Adige

—

Pyrance la Bella Yguana (arr. E. de Mircovich for chamber ensemble)

—

Nell'acqua chiara

—

La nobil scala (Madrigal: 12th century, Venice)

—

Ave Corpus Sanctum / Adolescens protomartir / Ave Corpus Sanctum

—

Imperial sedendo

—

Imperial sedendo (early 15th century, Italy)

—

Rondeau sans texte (attrib.)

—

Strenua quem duxit / Gaudeat et tanti

—

Wyth right al my hert (15th century, England)

—

Tir na mBan

—

Se Genevre, Tristan

—

Lamento di Tristano, Rotta (14th century, Italy)

—

Tre fontane (14th century)

—

Deus tuorum militum / De flore martyrum / Ave Rex (early 14th century)

—

Ave miles celestis curie / Ave Rex patrone patrie / Ave Rex (early 14th century)

—

Nobilis humilis Magne martir (12th century, Orkney Isles)

—

Quene note (attrib.) (arr. Doron Sherwin)

—

Di novo è giunto un chavalier errante

—

S'on me regarde / Prenés i garde / Hé mi enfant (13th century, France)

—

Seguendo'l canto

—

Nel bosco sença foglie

—

Ave Maris Stella (15th century, Italy)

—

Crist et Sainte Marie

—

Sainte Marie Viergene

—

Prima cedit femina / Mulierum hodie / Mulierum (13th century)

—

Ave mutter kuniginne

—

Nox

—

Victimæ pascali laudes

—

Mors a primi patris / Mors, que stimulo / Mors morsu nata / Mors

—

Occasum

—

Pange melos lacrimosum (13th century, France)

—

Balaam inquit / Huic plascuit tres Magi (13th century, France)

—

Iam nubes dissolvitur / Solem (13th century, France)

—

An doz mois de mai / Crux forma (13th century, France)

—

A la clarté qui tout / Et illiminare (13th century, France)

—

Porta preminentie / Porta penitentie / Portas (13th century, France)

—

Miri it is hwile sumer ilasts (Merry It Is While Summer Lasts) (13th century, England)

—

Salve mater gracie / Do way Robin (13th century, England)

—

Rosa fragrans (13th century, England)

—

Mors et vita duello

—

Caligo terrae scinditur / Virgo Maria (14th century, England)

—

Anglia tibi turbidas spera lucem (14th century, England)

—

Ich spur ain lufft aus kulem tufft

—

Resvellies vous et faites chiere lye a 3

—

Resvellies vous et faites chiere lye a 3 (after G. Dufay)

—

Lux

—

Track List (93)

#	Track Title	ISWC
1	Laude novella sia cantata (late 13th century)	—
2	Qualis est dilectus tuus	—
3	Edi beo thu hevene quene (13th century)	—
4	Procurans odium (13th century)	—
5	Patrie pacis / Patria gaudentium (late 14th century)	—
6	Eya martyr Stephane (mid 15th century)	—
7	Dulcis amor	—
8	Acunt vont / Amor qui cor / Kyrie (13th century)	—
9	Amis tout dous	—
10	Ma douce amour	—
11	Tres douls amis (mid 14th century)	—
12	Questa fanciulla Amor	—
13	Questa fanciulla Amor [codex Reina] (early 15th century)	—
14	Quan je voy (mid 14th century)	—
15	Con dolce brama	—
16	Go hert	—
17	Ain graserin durch kulen tau	—
18	Trew on wam ys all my tryst	—
19	A poste messe	—
20	Or sus, vous dormés trop (late 14th century)	—
21	De luscinia (attrib.)	—
22	Sì dolce non sonò	—
23	Segugi a corde (attrib.)	—
24	Qui vult psallere (13th century)	—
25	Pantheon abluiter / Apollinis eclipsatur / Zodiacum signis lustrantibus (attrib.)	—
26	O tu chara sciença	—
27	Musica son / Già furon / Ciascun vuoli	—
28	Are post libamina / Nunc surgunt in populo	—
29	S' i', Monocordo Gentil	—
30	Non più doglie ebbe Dido	—
31	Chose Tassin	—
32	Nu sculon herigean	—
33	In omnem terram	—
34	Alleluja / Cantabant Sancti (2nd half of the 11th century)	—
35	Laus Trinitati	—
36	Ysaias cecini / Tytire tu patule (13th century)	—
37	Alma polis religio / Axe poli cum artica	—
38	Lo Signore ringraçando (late 13th Century)	—
39	Versus de Herico duce	—
40	O lilium convallium / Submersus iacet Pharao (10th century, Aquileia)	—
41	Tres enemics e dos mals seignors ai	—
42	Gewan ich ze minnen ie guoten wan	—
43	En mort d'En Joan de Cucanh (ca. 1272)	—
44	Lux purpurata radiis / Diligite iusticiam	—
45	O in Italia felice Liguria	—
46	O in Italia felice Liguria (arr. S. Doron for recorder and cornet)	—
47	Nel bel giardino che l'Adige	—
48	Pyrance la Bella Yguana (arr. E. de Mircovich for chamber ensemble)	—
49	Nell'acqua chiara	—
50	La nobil scala (Madrigal: 12th century, Venice)	—
51	Ave Corpus Sanctum / Adolescens protomartir / Ave Corpus Sanctum	—
52	Imperial sedendo	—
53	Imperial sedendo (early 15th century, Italy)	—
54	Rondeau sans texte (attrib.)	—
55	Strenua quem duxit / Gaudeat et tanti	—
56	Wyth right al my hert (15th century, England)	—
57	Tir na mBan	—
58	Se Genevre, Tristan	—
59	Lamento di Tristano, Rotta (14th century, Italy)	—
60	Tre fontane (14th century)	—
61	Deus tuorum militum / De flore martyrum / Ave Rex (early 14th century)	—
62	Ave miles celestis curie / Ave Rex patrone patrie / Ave Rex (early 14th century)	—
63	Nobilis humilis Magne martir (12th century, Orkney Isles)	—
64	Quene note (attrib.) (arr. Doron Sherwin)	—
65	Di novo è giunto un chavalier errante	—
66	S'on me regarde / Prenés i garde / Hé mi enfant (13th century, France)	—
67	Seguendo'l canto	—
68	Nel bosco sença foglie	—
69	Ave Maris Stella (15th century, Italy)	—
70	Crist et Sainte Marie	—
71	Sainte Marie Viergene	—
72	Prima cedit femina / Mulierum hodie / Mulierum (13th century)	—
73	Ave mutter kuniginne	—
74	Nox	—
75	Victimæ pascali laudes	—
76	Mors a primi patris / Mors, que stimulo / Mors morsu nata / Mors	—
77	Occasum	—
78	Pange melos lacrimosum (13th century, France)	—
79	Balaam inquit / Huic plascuit tres Magi (13th century, France)	—
80	Iam nubes dissolvitur / Solem (13th century, France)	—
81	An doz mois de mai / Crux forma (13th century, France)	—
82	A la clarté qui tout / Et illiminare (13th century, France)	—
83	Porta preminentie / Porta penitentie / Portas (13th century, France)	—
84	Miri it is hwile sumer ilasts (Merry It Is While Summer Lasts) (13th century, England)	—
85	Salve mater gracie / Do way Robin (13th century, England)	—
86	Rosa fragrans (13th century, England)	—
87	Mors et vita duello	—
88	Caligo terrae scinditur / Virgo Maria (14th century, England)	—
89	Anglia tibi turbidas spera lucem (14th century, England)	—
90	Ich spur ain lufft aus kulem tufft	—
91	Resvellies vous et faites chiere lye a 3	—
92	Resvellies vous et faites chiere lye a 3 (after G. Dufay)	—
93	Lux	—

Laude novella sia cantata (late 13th century)

—

Qualis est dilectus tuus

—

Edi beo thu hevene quene (13th century)

—

Procurans odium (13th century)

—

Patrie pacis / Patria gaudentium (late 14th century)

—

Eya martyr Stephane (mid 15th century)

—

Dulcis amor

—

Acunt vont / Amor qui cor / Kyrie (13th century)

—

Amis tout dous

—

Ma douce amour

—

Tres douls amis (mid 14th century)

—

Questa fanciulla Amor

—

Questa fanciulla Amor [codex Reina] (early 15th century)

—

Quan je voy (mid 14th century)

—

Con dolce brama

—

Go hert

—

Ain graserin durch kulen tau

—

Trew on wam ys all my tryst

—

A poste messe

—

Or sus, vous dormés trop (late 14th century)

—

De luscinia (attrib.)

—

Sì dolce non sonò

—

Segugi a corde (attrib.)

—

Qui vult psallere (13th century)

—

Pantheon abluiter / Apollinis eclipsatur / Zodiacum signis lustrantibus (attrib.)

—

O tu chara sciença

—

Musica son / Già furon / Ciascun vuoli

—

Are post libamina / Nunc surgunt in populo

—

S' i', Monocordo Gentil

—

Non più doglie ebbe Dido

—

Chose Tassin

—

Nu sculon herigean

—

In omnem terram

—

Alleluja / Cantabant Sancti (2nd half of the 11th century)

—

Laus Trinitati

—

Ysaias cecini / Tytire tu patule (13th century)

—

Alma polis religio / Axe poli cum artica

—

Lo Signore ringraçando (late 13th Century)

—

Versus de Herico duce

—

O lilium convallium / Submersus iacet Pharao (10th century, Aquileia)

—

Tres enemics e dos mals seignors ai

—

Gewan ich ze minnen ie guoten wan

—

En mort d'En Joan de Cucanh (ca. 1272)

—

Lux purpurata radiis / Diligite iusticiam

—

O in Italia felice Liguria

—

O in Italia felice Liguria (arr. S. Doron for recorder and cornet)

—

Nel bel giardino che l'Adige

—

Pyrance la Bella Yguana (arr. E. de Mircovich for chamber ensemble)

—

Nell'acqua chiara

—

La nobil scala (Madrigal: 12th century, Venice)

—

Ave Corpus Sanctum / Adolescens protomartir / Ave Corpus Sanctum

—

Imperial sedendo

—

Imperial sedendo (early 15th century, Italy)

—

Rondeau sans texte (attrib.)

—

Strenua quem duxit / Gaudeat et tanti

—

Wyth right al my hert (15th century, England)

—

Tir na mBan

—

Se Genevre, Tristan

—

Lamento di Tristano, Rotta (14th century, Italy)

—

Tre fontane (14th century)

—

Deus tuorum militum / De flore martyrum / Ave Rex (early 14th century)

—

Ave miles celestis curie / Ave Rex patrone patrie / Ave Rex (early 14th century)

—

Nobilis humilis Magne martir (12th century, Orkney Isles)

—

Quene note (attrib.) (arr. Doron Sherwin)

—

Di novo è giunto un chavalier errante

—

S'on me regarde / Prenés i garde / Hé mi enfant (13th century, France)

—

Seguendo'l canto

—

Nel bosco sença foglie

—

Ave Maris Stella (15th century, Italy)

—

Crist et Sainte Marie

—

Sainte Marie Viergene

—

Prima cedit femina / Mulierum hodie / Mulierum (13th century)

—

Ave mutter kuniginne

—

Nox

—

Victimæ pascali laudes

—

Mors a primi patris / Mors, que stimulo / Mors morsu nata / Mors

—

Occasum

—

Pange melos lacrimosum (13th century, France)

—

Balaam inquit / Huic plascuit tres Magi (13th century, France)

—

Iam nubes dissolvitur / Solem (13th century, France)

—

An doz mois de mai / Crux forma (13th century, France)

—

A la clarté qui tout / Et illiminare (13th century, France)

—

Porta preminentie / Porta penitentie / Portas (13th century, France)

—

Miri it is hwile sumer ilasts (Merry It Is While Summer Lasts) (13th century, England)

—

Salve mater gracie / Do way Robin (13th century, England)

—

Rosa fragrans (13th century, England)

—

Mors et vita duello

—

Caligo terrae scinditur / Virgo Maria (14th century, England)

—

Anglia tibi turbidas spera lucem (14th century, England)

—

Ich spur ain lufft aus kulem tufft

—

Resvellies vous et faites chiere lye a 3

—

Resvellies vous et faites chiere lye a 3 (after G. Dufay)

—

Lux

—

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3760195733998 is a Universal Product Code (UPC) assigned to Knights, Maids and Miracles: The Spring of Middle Ages by La Reverdie. UPCs (also called EAN barcodes) are unique numeric identifiers assigned by distributors to identify music releases — albums, EPs, and singles — across all digital and physical retail platforms.

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