Codex Faenza:

A collection of 14^th century, mostly Italian compositions compiled in the 15^th century.

Music of the Crusades:

A collection of 12^th and 13^th century troubadour music, mostly anonymous French composers.

Chrysalid Requiem, Composed by Toby Twining (a modern day composer):

A justly intoned (alternative tuning) Requiem sung a capella (no instruments, just voices).  This piece is simply amazing to hear.

Music from Ancient Rome, Vol 2 – String Instruments:

An exploration of what ancient Roman music might have sounded like, played on recreated instruments based on designs of that time.

Musique de la Grece Antique:

An exploration of what ancient Greek music might have sounded like, also played on recreated instruments of the time.

Hildegard von Bingen – 11,000 Virgins, Chants for the Feast of St. Ursula

Gregorian Chant.  One of the many pieces written by a fascinating 12^th century German Nun.

Early Music Festival (2 CD set)

Music of Florence.  One disc is 13^th century, the second disc is 15^th century.

The Black Madonna:

Spanish pilgrim music from the Monastery of Montserrat (1400AD – 1420AD)

Sinners & Saints:

Renaissance music collection.

Celtic Bagpipes:

A mixture of performances by civilian and military Scottish bagpipe bands.