Danserye - Dances of the Renaissance
David Munrow, The Morley Consort, The Early Music Consort of London- Susato: Tänze aus Danserye: La Mourisque
- Susato: Tänze aus Danserye: Branle Quatre
- Susato: Tänze aus Danserye: Bransles
- Susato: Tänze aus Danserye: Ronde & Salterelle
- Susato: Tänze aus Danserye: Ronde Mon Amy
- Susato: Tänze aus Danserye: Allemaigne & Recoupe
- Susato: Tänze aus Danserye: Pavane „Mille regretz“
- Susato: Tänze aus Danserye: Basse danse Bergeret sans Roch & Reprise
- Susato: Tänze aus Danserye: Danse du Roy
- Susato: Tänze aus Danserye: Ronde
- Susato: Tänze aus Danserye: Passe et Medio
- Susato: Tänze aus Danserye: Reprise „Le Pingue“
- Susato: Tänze aus Danserye: Ronde
- Susato: Tänze aus Danserye: Pavane „La Bataille“
- Morley: Dances for Broken Consort: Mounsier’s Almaine (Byrd)
- Morley: Dances for Broken Consort: Lachrimae Pavan (Dowland)
- Morley: Dances for Broken Consort: Michill’s Galliard (Anon.)
- Morley: Dances for Broken Consort: My Lord Chamberlain’s Galliard (Dowland)
- Morley: Dances for Broken Consort: The Jew’s Dance (Nicholson)
- Morley: Dances for Broken Consort: Captaine
- Piper’s Pavan and Galliard (Dowland)
- Morley: Dances for Broken Consort: My Lord of Oxenford’s Maske (Byrd)
- Morley: Dances for Broken Consort: Lavolto & La Coranta (Morley)
Thanks to printed music collections from the Renaissance, published by composers and music publishers such as Tielman Susato in Antwerp and Thomas Morley in London, the music of the 16th century is alive and well today. The wealth of Renaissance music – from festive stepping pavans to exuberantly cheerful, infectiously rhythmic dances – is as delightful today as it was then.