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• Organa from Musica enchiriadis
  14a: Tu patris sempiternus, in parallel organum at the fifth below
  14b: Sit gloria domini, in parallel organum at the fifth below, with octave doublings
  14c: Rex caeli, in mixed parallel and oblique organum
  †Custom recording made at Indiana University; Paul Elliott, director
• Alleluia Justus ut palma, free organum, from Ad organum faciendum
  †Custom recording made at Indiana University; Paul Elliott, director
• Jubilemus, exultemus, Aquitanian organum
  Dominique Vellard and Emmanuelle Bonardot
• Léonin: Viderunt omnes, organum duplum
  †Custom recording made at Indiana University; Paul Elliott, director
• Clausulae on Dominus from Viderunt omnes
  18a: Dominus, clausula no. 26
  18b: Dominus, clausula no. 29
  †Custom recording made at Indiana University; Paul Elliott, director
• Pérotin: Viderunt omnes, organum quadruplum
  †Theatre of Voices; Paul Hillier, director
• Ave virgo virginum, conductus
  Lionheart
• Motets on tenor Dominus
  21a: Factum est salutare/Dominus, based on NAWM 18a
  †Custom recording made at Indiana University; Paul Elliott, director
  21b: Fole acoustumance/Dominus
  †Custom recording made at Indiana University; Paul Elliott, director
  21c: Super te/Sed fulsit/Primus tenor/Dominus
  †Margaret Philpot, alto, and Rogers Covey-Crump, Rufus Müller, and Leigh Nixon, tenors; Gothic Voices; Christopher Page, director
• Adam de la Halle: De ma dame vient/Dieus, comment porroie/Omnes, motet
  †Custom recording made by Naxos
• Sumer is icumen in, rota
  †The Hilliard Ensemble; Paul Hillier, director

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