Charles the Bold's death in battle on January 5, 1477 changed the course of European history. He was also a music lover who took musicians and composers with him on all his travels, including his military campaigns. We'll hear music from his court, plus selections from a mass associated with his marriage to Margaret of York. Our performers include The Binchois Consort and Gothic Voices. 

• Anon.: Fanfare ‘ad modum tubae’. Performed by The Minstrels of Charles the Bold.
• Hayne van Ghizeghem: Amours, amours. Performed by Les Flamboyants.
• Antoine Busnois: Kyrie from ‘Missa L’homme armee’. Performed by The Minstrels of Charles the Bold.
• Anon.: 3 basses danses. Performed by The Minstrels of Charles the Bold.
• Duke Charles the Bold: Ma Dame. Performed by The Minstrels of Charles the Bold.
• Antoine Busnois: In Hydraulis. Performed by Pomerium.
• Hayne van Ghizeghem: De tous bien playne. Performed by Ensemble Daedalus.
• Robert Morton: Le souvenir de vous me tue. Performed by Gothic Voices.
• Robert Morton: Plus j’ay le monde regarde. Performed by Gothic Voices.
• Walter Frye: So ys emprinted. Performed by Gothic Voices.
• Walter Frye: Missa Summa Trinitati (selections). Performed by The Binchois Consort.
• Robert Morton: L’Homme Armee. Performed by Capella de la Torre.